UppaBaby Vista V2 Double Stroller versus Mockingbird Stroller Review
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- čas přidán 29. 12. 2022
- In this video we do a side by side comparison of the UppaBaby Vista V2 and the Mockingbird Single to Double.
Topics include
- Use as a single
- Conversion to Double
- Use with an infant car seat
- Use as a double stroller
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Link to Vista V2 Stroller - www.destinationbabykids.com/u...
Wow! What an excellent review. Thank you so much for breaking down the difference between these two strollers.
It was especially helpful to see how they handled with the weighted dolls, and to hear your opinion as someone who has worked with these tools in the field for so long. You shared several insights that would never have occurred to me, including speaking about the importance of the materials used in the handle and the business practices behind the Mockingbird company.
Thank you for taking the time to make such a clear and demonstrative video!!
Thanks! We enjoy making them.
Mockingbird is available to see in select Target stores.
Have you ever reviewed special needs convertible car seats? I have watched some of your reviews on different car seats and installs. Thanks.
I would love to! I currently don't sell any because generally speaking those seats are sold directly or through a medical specialist but if you have ones you'd like to see reviewed please let me know and I can see about arranging to get them and review them :)
I am expecting twins. I had the Uppa baby vista with my daughter and my son and loved it. I’m looking into getting it again (the V2 version) but I’m concerned about the lesser weight limit for the rumble seat. The other compatible stroller I was looking at was the baby jogger city select eco 2 double. Basket seems smaller and more finicky but the seats carry the same weight. For a mom of twins what do you recommend?
I like the Agio z4 Double because it folds up so small and takes two kids of the same weight. It also has a 5 year warranty. I just hate how big most of the single to doubles fold up and the z4 no question is the lightest with smallest fold for two. I also would suggest a Joovy twin Roo Plus for the car seat stage and then look at side by side doubles and not worry about the car seat compatibility with the side by side double. Side by Sides move much better than single to double strollers because the weight is shifted to a wider wheelbase making maneuvering much easier.
Still not sure any stroller is worth the cost of a used car...
I have days I feel this way too :) Luckily there are great strollers in every price point.
Salm