30 Most-Requested Strollers Reviewed in 30 Minutes
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- In order to keep our recommendations up to date, we maintain a 'Buyer's Guide' (with a wide spectrum of models, and a lot of technical and lifestyle-related information). Organizing our recommendations this way makes it easier to include good models that we haven't made review-videos for yet, as well as to remove models which have developed unforeseen wear-issues over time, or which have been weakened by the manufacturer in their current iterations. You can access the guide (in addition to our 4-part video series on Choosing the Right Stroller for your Lifestyle, and other helpful content) on Patreon: / stroller-buyers-37953864
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In this video, we offer our opinions on 30 different strollers focusing on mechanics, fuctionality, drivability, comfort, and ease of use.
0:00 Intro
1:54 Doona Car Seat & Stroller
3:46 BOB Gear Alterrain / BOB Gear Alterrain Pro
5:15 Maxi-Cosi Adorra2
6:42 Nuna TAVO / Nuna TAVO Next
7:49 Inglesina Quid ( Inglesina Quid 2 )
8:39 BumbleRide Indie / BumbleRide Speed / BumbleRide Era / BumbleRide Indie Twin
10:15 Mima Xari
11:26 Teutonia TRIO
12:50 Cybex Beezy
13:17 Chicco Bravo ( Chicco Bravo Trio )
14:24 Mountain Buggy Mini ( MB Mini ) / Mountain Buggy Duet
15:34 Evenflo Pivot Xpand Modular Stroller
16:47 Colugo: The Complete Stroller / The Compact Stroller
18:47 BabyStyle Egg ( BabyStyle Egg2 )
20:08 Silver Cross Comet ( Silver Cross Comet Eclipse )
21:42 Maxi-Cosi Lara ( Maxi-Cosi Lara2 )
22:01 UPPAbaby RIDGE Jogging Stroller
23:27 iCandy Orange / iCandy Lime
25:35 Joie Versatrax 4in1 Pushchair
26:53 Redsbaby Jive3 Pram
28:07 Peg Perego Ypsi / Peg Perego Agio Z4
In this video, we've used short clips (under the rights of fair-use) from the following sources:
Doona - / @doona
BOB Gear - / @bobgear
Maxi-Cosi - / maxicosius
Nuna - / nunaeurope
Inglesina - / @inglesinababy
BumbleRide - / bumbleride
Mima Xari - / mimakids
Teutonia - / @teutonia4092
Cybex - / cybexineurope
Chicco - / chiccousababy
Mountain Buggy - / mountainbuggies
Evenflo - / evenflobaby
Colugo - / @colugoparents
hicolugo.com/
BabyStyle Egg - / babystyleuk
Silver Cross - / silvercrosstv
UPPAbaby - / uppababyco
iCandy - / icandyscs
Joie - / joiebabyglobal
Redsbaby - / redsbabyaus
Peg Perego - / pegperegochannel
/ pegperegousa
/ @krasbaby
Additional strollers / products mentioned in the video: Babyzen Yoyo , Cybex Cloud Z , Cybex Balios , Nuna Mixx , Nuna Mixx Next , Silver Cross Clic , Silver Cross Jet , Emmaljunga NXT series , Joolz strollers , Cybex Eezy S , Cybex Eezy S+ , GB Qbit , Chicco Keyfit , Cybex Gazelle , Uppababy Cruz , Silver Cross Wave , Cybex Libelle , GB Pockit+ , TFK (Trends for Kids ) strollers , iCandy Peach , Baby Jogger strollers, Nuna Triv
Additional tags: #stroller #review #impartial #comparison
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In order to keep our recommendations up to date, we maintain a 'Buyer's Guide' (with a wide spectrum of models, and a lot of technical and lifestyle-related information). Organizing our recommendations this way makes it easier to include good models that we haven't made review-videos for yet, as well as to remove models which have developed unforeseen wear-issues over time, or which have been weakened by the manufacturer in their current iterations. You can access the guide (in addition to our 4-part video series on Choosing the Right Stroller for your Lifestyle, and other helpful content), as well as contact us directly on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/stroller-buyers-37953864
These materials are also available via channel membership on CZcams: www.youtube.com/@BarnevognverkstedNo/membership , and BuyMeaCoffee: buymeacoffee.com/thestrollerworkshop
Loved this video! I'm a foster carer so have tried my fair share of pushchairs, and put them through their paces with multiple children. Here are my views on 4 (doona, mountain buggy mini, egg and iCandy lime) you mentioned in this video:
Doona: Has been of great use with babies that have a lot of doctor/hospital appointments. I also love that you don't need to wake the children up to get them out the car, or the extra time it takes to take out the chassis, attach adapters etc.. However it is expensive and doesn't have storage on it which does reduce its use quite a bit unless for quick errands. I agree with you, I would personally go for a Cloud Z and baby zen in future.
Mountain buggy mini: This pushchair actually really surprised me! Even though it's aimed for City use, Its large wheels mean it can handle a lot of rough terrain. I bought it for park walks during covid and it was fabulous (we have a massive park near us thats basically like being in the countryside so it was very well tested!). The drivability on this thing is insane, you can practically push it with one finger, and it turns on the spot. Very easy to use one handed, and easy to tip to get up curbs. The only downsides in my opinion is the handle bar hight is on the low side (no issue for me at 5"2) and the basket is a bit small. I have heard that you can use the swift basket on the mini through so I might try that. The price on the pushchair is really good too. I would definitely recommend this pushchair, particularly to people who need a pushchair thats easy to use with little strength.
Egg: I've had two of these. They are really well built and felt very sturdy. Does also make them more heavy though so be warned. They feel nice to push, and actually fold pretty compact. I'm not such a fan of the seat buckle, and the fabrics on the seat are not removable which to me is a MAJOR drawback! I will say though the handle bar has always worked well for me though, and I never had any issues with folding or adjusting the height. Can handle a good amount of terrain too. However it is mostly a "looks" pushchair.
Icandy Lime: (I want to add that this was gifted to me, but I've tried to be as impartial as possible) In my opinion a pretty good midsize pushchair. Its well built, and folds pretty compact for the midsize market. The basket size is fab on this and is easy to access too which is a really plus. The ride on board is really clever, as it doesn't get in the way when pushing it but is great when you need it. I actually used it once with a 6 yr old who was waaaay over the weight limit, but we were walking back to the car from a theme park day out and you know they were tired so I let them hop on. I was actually staggered because I barely noticed the difference when pushing ( this was flat smooth pavement)! The elevators are great because as you said you can move the centre of gravity, which can really improve the handling of the pushchair. It should also be said that it comes with literally everything (car seat adapters, elevators, footmuff, carrycot, changing bag etc). Downsides are that its pretty heavy, the seat doesn't fold rear facing, the seat is on the smaller side and the bumper bar is a bit stiff. The font wheels aren't that large so this is more of an urban/suburban pushchair. It won't handle rough terrain, but a small park pathway is fine. Overall I'd sum it up as "practical" (if you live in an urban environment).
Hope thats helpful to people!
Thanks so much for taking the time to write this and share your experiences! Your insights on the Egg are particularly interesting to me, as these are exactly the kind of things that are difficult to find out without holding the model - I agree non-removable textiles are a major minus. :)
Hahaha the sass about the Cybex models! Loved it!
I laughed too loudly at this! 🤣🤣
Thank you very much for all the reviews!! You already saved us a lot of money. My husband loved the Cybex Priam because of a special fabric (the one from DJ Khaled), but i wasn’t sold on the durability vs price. Thanks to your review i was able to change his mind and are looking for a better, and less pricey, stroller. So thank you for all the hard work!!
I really liked this video of the fast pace and many
You guys are the best!
What a great summary analysis! :))
We have the Doona and used it for our 2 kids, 21 months apart. Hubby and I are 5'8 and 5'4 respectively, so baby didn't grow that big too, and the Doona managed to travel with us (but as cargo) even when baby#1 was 20 months old and still less than 80cm tall, although I was worried about her comfort because her legs would dangle over the edge of the stroller by then. However, with baby#2 I do have to admit it got too heavy to lift out of the car for my weakening back much earlier than it did with baby#1. The lack of cargo was indeed frustrating, which meant we carried huge bags often, or, like most parents we saw, found was to hang bags low at the base of the handbars - not great for handling. The Doona is also v dependent on baby's general temperament. Our chill babies were able to stay comfy and chill in it mostly, but we saw people with struggling tykes who would fight while being strapped in - much trickier than in a normal stroller due to be tight fit which is required for safety.
Thanks so much for sharing!! :)
We’ve been using a Nuna Mix (and now a Mix next since the original one has been stolen) for 18 months now and loves it. We’ve traveled with it (checked at the gate) and rolled it over pebble road, sandy gravels, very uneven cobbles, up and down steps in the park, and have to say it works very well for both baby and parents. It works for 5-3 grandma snd 6ft dad. The suspension made it easy on the kid as well as the pusher. We put a ton of stuff in the basket and have never found it unstable or hard to navigate. It fits fine in the back of Kia Soul. The shade offers great coverage and the removable insert is great for hot climates. The only improvement is I wish they offer a solution to cover the baby’s legs from the sun as well. overall I think it’s well worth the price as you get a lot of use out of it. :) hope this helps
I have a Colugo Compact and LOVE IT! It’s so easy to move around. My son loves it because it’s very open and he can look around him. A tech at an appointment loved it so much that she took a picture. It’s a nice stroller.
The brake issue is a problem. I’m 5’6 and have not had that issue at all. My husband is 5’7 and he does have that issue.
From the reviews I’ve read, the brake thing isn’t an issue for people who are 5’6 or shorter. People who are a few inches taller have been able to adjust their stride to accommodate for it.
I recommend it for average to shorter people.
Great overview!
thanks!
Thank you so much for this . I really apreachiate the efort and time you spent on giving your impressions on so many models. I had experience of Peg Perego book plus ( had a stroller, carseat with base, and carry cot) I used it for two children and then sold it further for decent price. The reason i chose it i thought i need this stroller with swiwell weals and that can be folded with seat reversed . To be honest it was heavy for me to lift in car so i ended still taking seat on and off . I loved the carseat as my children could fit ther for over a year as they quite small and light . I still liked strollel it was not a cadiliak like emaljunga but i liket how mine looked i loved big shoping basket and nothing absolutly norhing broke. It got to travel around world, go to raugh terains and was still smooth. As one negativs for 2016 model i can say that activating alk mechanisms like folding and regulating backrest tik a forse to sqeeze levers. And i did not like fabrick or the flimsy canopy of seat unit. But it still hold on. That beeing said i still switched to maclaren texchno when my children where older and i did not go to regular shoping trips. My children loved to sleep in maclaren stroller it also has high backrest that was importam as starting from 2 yers my children started grow rapidly and now are twice the lenght of avarage child. I struggle to find for my 3 rd child something similar like techno that i can use from birth with carrycot. Mission impossible. Might as well go for babyzen jojo but do not think it will last more then 2 years as seat lenght is so short .
Thanks so much for sharing!! :)
I’ve seen and used the colugo complete. Even after 6 months of going over difficult terrain it still feels tight. On the down side its handle is too long and it can be a little hard to tip. Overall I would recommend it.
I had the Britax B Ready and loved that stroller! They apparently discontinued it but i still have it and have Kent it to my friend who still uses it ❤️
I recently bought the colugo compact. I can say it is light weight and easy to fold and open. Comes with many accessories like a travel bag, rain cover and cup holder. Really easy to drive and seems sturdier and less likely to tip. However I am not huge fan on seat. Because of the fold it makes an awkward crease.
Love you videos! I have watched most of them at this point I think :) Could you possibly do a Roan Bloom stroller review? Or Roan Bass Next?
This is great! So informative! Im in NY (suburbs) and see a lot of Chico bravos so I was interested to hear about that. The graco strollers are very common around here and I would love to hear what u have to say about that
The Graco is just as bad. I’ve seen over four models in person and it very cheaply made. And the wheels crack up for some odd reason. And it’s not infant compatible, unless you have a carrycot or soft cot (used with older models, like Quattro Tour), because as we all know, newborns can’t sit for too long at a time.
We'll definitely do a Graco model or 2 in the follow-up video. :)
I used to work at a baby goods shop in Germany, we would recommend Teutonia a lot for people who wanted a terrain-capable stroller (although ABC Design was probably our biggest seller). It certainly felt sturdy and well made but I can't speak for the longevity of it.
The main plus point of the Joie Versatrax for me is the price. It's significantly cheaper than the Maxi Cosi Adorra or Cybex Balios S Lux, despite being a similar quality and having some better features. Plus you get the car seat adapters and (I think) raincover included rather than needing to pay ~€30 each for these, which is a big deal at this price point. That seems to be Joie's business model really - build cheap in terms of quality and longevity, but don't skimp on the usability features. Whereas other brands seem to go either cheap (including skimping on usability) or premium (on everything including price) or the focus is on looks/performance but not usability. Joie is sort of unique in that, and I really like it as a design approach.
Also, it's a small nitpick but European infant car seats, including the Doona, can often be used until approximately 1 year of age. It is a common misconception that they are outgrown at 6-8 months when the child's legs come over the end, but infants can often physically fit into the seats (we look at head position rather than leg) until 15-18 months, sometimes close to 2 years if they are small for their age. However most children prefer to sit more upright by the end of the first year, which is why I tend to say about a year's usage from infant seats.
Thanks for sharing! :)
I wanted to add that *technically* in the US you are supposed to go by head height as well, and that usually means you can go past the ends with legs. People just don’t read the manuals.
My infant seat goes to 32 inches, which is about the size of a 1-1.5 year old. Looking around, people in the US definitely don’t keep their kids in it to their full use. My son is 28 inches and I just stopped using his infant, and it *looked* like he outgrew it.
Speedy Delivery just what I needed.
Thankyou. I love the way you have given a quick overview when it is impossible to look at every stroller. Was considering the jive3 from Redsbaby so it has given me something to consider! Could you please look at the Edwards and Co Oscar Mx and maybe thoughts on their tandem due for release in March. Also a small family run company from New Zealand.
Glad you liked the video. :) Sure, I'll add it to the list for the follow-up. :)
I’d also love a review of the Edwards and Co Oscar Mx and also the Babybee Rover 3 (another Aussie family run company). Trying to decide if it’s worth it for the shipping. Appreciate your reviews they are great.
Just got the Colugo compact to compare to the Ergobaby Metro. Colu-No-go! Wobbly frame with 30 lb toddler inside and a shallow seat are my negatives. Compared to the same prices Ergobaby Metro, which feels study with a child inside, it was an easy decision. The only thing I dislike is the Metro’s folding button which is somewhat difficult to depress.
On the positive for Colugo are all the accessories it comes with which should be standard with all compact strollers (rain over, cup holder and a carry bag).
Hope you find this useful.
Thanks for sharing, super useful ❤️
How does the metro hold up with not tipping over so easily ? I love my silver cross for everyday but struggling to find a compact that I love. The colugo so far is the best at not tipping but I'm not to happy with the seat for my baby
@@nicolepiccione5444 I just came back from a two week trip to Europe where it carried the Cosco Scenera car seat on the handle (using the back tether strap), a loaded backpack hanging from the handle via hooks, a small backpack in the basket and my 32 lbs toddler. It made long airport lines easy and maneuvering with lots of luggage a breeze. I most certainly had more weight on the handle than I should, so I made sure my kid was seated when the big backpack was on the back. But without it I’ve had zero tipping issues.
It can be a bit tricky to fold if you’re in a rush, but ones you get a hang of the slide button and the push button, and in which direction to fold once unlocked, you’re good.
Thanks for this video. I love this format to provide context on stroller that you can't review in the workshop. Love your channel.
I'd be interested to know what you think of the Babystyle Oyster vs Babystyle Egg. I have friends with each of them and they are all very happy, and I wonder how similar the models are, and if its the design of the Egg pushing the price up.
Awesome! Glad you liked the video. I'll add the Oyster to the line-up for the follow-up video. :)
Thanks for the informative video! Would you mind review on the Hamilton R1 stroller please? 🙂
Love your videos. Would you ever consider doing a video on a stroller wagon? Such as the Wonderfold w4 or similar?
Sure! Wagon brands tend to be very regional (like bike chariots), but I'll keep it in mind for another video like this one. :)
Do you ever do any Graco ones. I love my big Graco jogger but I’m looking into a new compact stroller due to we do a lot of travel. I first bought the gb pocket and i don’t like it any more. Im looking at the Graco jetsetter and the baby jogger city tour 2. And can’t seem to find much on either and having trouble deciding if you have a recommendation that you be help full thank you so much in advance
You ask for people who have the strollers to comment below. So one comment on the Doona. It is a fantastic bit of kit. We have used it HARD for 9 months with our baby and it has performed really well.
We have a big mountain buggy for off-roading but we actually use the Doona as a pram in all urban settings. Obviously they can’t be in it for long as a newborn but since then we have taken it everywhere. As it is so dinky I get away with it indoors and the doctors, children’s centre, etc, where they usually ask you to leave prams outside. If he falls asleep in it then there is no worry transferring to and from the car (and he falls asleep in it a lot - he is much comfier and cosier in there than in the mountain buggy, the lack of suspension doesn’t seem to bother him, if anything it helps him sleep!)
I am a 5ft 3 weakling and have no problem lifting it in and out (baby is actually on the long and heavy side and it’s still fine). Doesn’t have any under storage but mine came with a bag for free that you can clip onto the handle and you can fit loads in it - certainly enough for changing and feeding throughout the day.
When we go away on a trip we don’t need a separate pram or separate wheels so we have loads of extra room in the boot of the car to pack essentials.
All the fabric parts are super easy to take on and off and clean in the machine.
We weren’t sure when we bought it if it would be worth the money but we both agree it was the absolute best investment we made for baby out of everything we purchased. I would highly recommend it for anyone who wants a little city stroller in addition to a big pram. Basically anyone who knows they will buy a car seat should consider it.
Thanks so much for taking the time to share your experience in such depth. We really appreciate it! :)
The Doona is incredible. It's extremely useful and I am thankful everyday that we have it.
The Doona weighs A TON, and it’s very wobbly in my experience. And I see wayyyy too many people using it for long periods of time, with their newborns. I personally love my Cybex Cloud, but am thinking of switching to Recaro Salia Elite, since they have a newborn insert, that makes them lie almost flat.
Thanks for this video, very informative. I hope you able to do a follow up, if you do could you please also include the Redsbaby Metro3. It would be interesting to see if has the same issues as the Jive3. Thank you
Glad you liked the video. :) Sure, I'll add it t the list for the follow-up video. :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Thank you again. I also just became aware of another Aussie brand Milly and Coup. They only make the one stroller called the Milo. they are purely online so not chance to test before buying. If you have to time to add to your list that would be amazing.
Great video! I have my eyes on the Inglesina Aptica XT and would love your opinion on that one. My concern is if something might have been overlooked in the creation of it’s brilliant folding mechanism. It seems to be super comfy and secure for baby and toddler. I will eventually need a stroller that can handle the northern weather conditions and even though Inglesina is not a northern brand I am drawn to the Aptica XT, claiming to have a good suspension and bigger wheels. Thank you for all of your help so far! For example I’m set on the combo of a yoyo and a cybex cloud z. Looking forward to the next videos.
Right on :) I'll add the Aptica to the list for the follow-up video.
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Hi again, since I have been traveling, both to Italy and Greece, I was able to have a look the Inglesina Aptica XT and it’s newest little sibling Electa. I hope it’s alright that I write you my short review. My concern about the handle on the Aptica XT was right, your toes will most likely kick the chassis while walking. And the only way to get it closer to you is to pull it higher, but with the Electa you can bend it closer. The footrest of the Aptica XT looked as if it was broken inside the store but I think it was not, the footrest of the Electa was much sturdier then it looks on pictures. To move the canopy is a disaster, for me at least, two huge “buttons” on each side need to be pushed and at the same time while pushing the canopy down. Driving the Aptica XT inside the store was surprisingly heavy almost like air filled tires running out of air, that’s how heavy. I am quite disappointed I have to say. Some parts of it are beautiful like the bassinet and good quality and other parts seem malfunctioning from the get go, like the footrest of the toddler seat. It definitely needs to find a balance there, and since it is a new model from Inglesina there is hope for improvement but by then it might be to late for me at least to have use for it.
I love the Tavo, the seat height is fantastic it fits older and taller toddlers well. The features are really nice.
Did u have any inconvenience while using it as a bassinet?
What do you think about the Zoe Tour and/or Traveler? Would love to see your breakdown of quality and user experience! 💞
purchased a nuna tavo for my daughter last year. Unfortunately, we only got a few months of use out of it before our daughter passed. It held up well as expected and was easy to use for that time and as we have another baby due in november I'll be looking forward to digging deeper into its longevity
I'm so sorry for your loss
I’m sorry for your loss. I hope your new baby is doing well.
Have you ever had any experience of any of the Noordi strollers? Specifically the fjordi?
After looking at this video i dont feel confident on which stroller is best. I was sold on the colugo and the silver cross comet and now I’ve changed my mind. Im afraid to spend the money on them. Which ones are your best bet for the money?
Depends on your lifestyle, but if you're looking at these models, my guess is that you're after a small-sized daily model, so you could check out this video: czcams.com/video/z16Gf7LONeE/video.html
:)
Great video! Would love to hear your general thoughts on Graco as a brand and also their popular Modes models. Thank you!
Thanks. :) The Modes was one of a handful that we researched, but just couldn't fit in here. We'll definitely add it to the follow-up. :)
Well, I have a recommendation for all their carseats, DO NOT BUY THEM! They are made out of cheap and easily breakable plastic! Most infant carseats last up to 6 years, but not those. The change between cold and warm weather, makes it more fragile than any other carseat I’ve ever seen.
@@viviawaag863 Joie purchased Graco last year. In the UK at least, some of Graco's range (such as the Turn2Me) are Joie seats with cheaper fabrics. Car seats are (fortunately) more regulated than strollers. I'd check the ADAC rating of any car seat I bought and (at the rearfacing stage) try to buy a Swedish Plus tested seat, if one worked for my family.
@@lauraward2739 Graco US and Graco EU are no longer the same company, so the car seat models are completely different.
Hello! Which one to choose inglesina quid 2 or chicco goody+?
Is the joie brisk lx any good ?
Which model has the softest high quality fabric and most comfortable for the baby?
Not sure if i just missed it. But can you make vedeo comparing all tandem strollers. Side by side strollers are to big to use. Would love to see what is the beat tandem stroller.
Thank you
I thought I would like the Bravo, but for my 5 foot 6 inch height, the angle of the handle was super weird. Either flat that felt too low or tilted up which felt awkward. Just my experience with it. Besides that, I was really impressed.
Any full size stroller remind you of the discontinued Bugaboo Buffalo
Hello! Love ur videosss! Have u ever had any experience of any of the Violi travelite stroller? Please, i would love your review about it! Im looking for a travel stroller that can compare with baby jogger city tour 2! Thank you so muchh!!!
Please can you review the Anex E type. It looks amazing but I want a good second opinion before going for it.
Thanks for the video! Could you please review Easywalker Rudey and Mamas&Papas Ocarro.
i'd like to see comparisons, and your thoughts on all terrain models. I live in the city and plan to mostly use it for urban use and light jogging on paved trails Occasionaly, though, we will go out to more rugged areas for hikes and lake days and i'm wanting something that will hold up.
i really was leaning toward the Thule Urban Glide 2 but it seems like parents biggest complaint is that it's not comfortable for baby. and that really makes me think twice.
(checked out your guide... and went to find the summit. it's nowhere to be found for purchase in here in U.S.) 😭
go to 5:33 and you can already see how loose and fiddly the plastic parts of the folding mechanism of the Maxi-Cosi Adorra are. If that's what it looks like in the company's promo vid (!), you know what it's gonna look like IRL after only a bit of use....
I heard that the Teutonia Trio is heavy, bulky, and that the fabrics feel cheap. But I've not seen it yet to pass real judgement on it tbh. I've never been a fan of Teutonia's older models as they felt both bulky, heavy, and outdated, but I still see tons of them (probably hand-me-downs or 2nd hand) on the streets of where I live (Northern Europe), so I assume that Teutonia's older models were at least built to be sturdy and durable over time. I don't know if they compromised on the sturdiness in favor of looks with the Trio, but it wouldn't surprise me either. If you ever got ahold of one and did a thorough analysis on it, that vid would be highly appreciated!
I am mostly familiar with Hartan and Gesslein strollers, both companies whose ethics and products I really like (considered that their strollers belong in the upper middle price range). Would love if you could include some of their models in future videos of this kind.
I've also come across some models from ABC design, but I was not impressed. Looks-wise they are knock-offs of the Uppababy Vista, but they feel loose and both bassinet and seat seem incredibly small. How a kid is supposed to sit in there comfortably past the age of two is beyond me. But maybe that is done on purpose by stroller companies. Apparently a kid shouldn't be able to sit too comfortably in its stroller for too long, so that parents are forced to buy yet another product/buggy in addition.
PS: take a look at the ABC Design Ping Two. Wouldn't surprise me if it came from the same factory that manufactures the GB QBit, Maxi Cosi Lara, and Cybex buggies...
Amazing Channel!! I was wondering If you could compare the Uppababy Vista vs Baby Jogger City Select, since I have seen that they are almost the same size, thanks in advance!
Thanks! That comparison is definitely on the list for the future. In case we don't get to it before you need to buy a stroller though, my personal preferance is for the Vista, as it performs better as a single-child model, while both are pretty much freight-trains for 2 children anyway. :)
I have the Adorra and you’re spot on. I like the seat overall, but the fold is awful. It became fiddly after just a few uses and is nearly impossible to fold now. I plan on leaving it at my mom’s as a garage stroller so it doesn’t have to be folded.
Personally, I despise the doona. It seems to have a bit of a cult following, but it’s low to the ground and not particularly good at anything, as you’ve pointed out. Overall, I’ve had good experiences with peg perego models (book and Ypsi) because they just push so gorgeously, even after a few years.
Thanks so much for sharing your experiences, we really appreciate it! :)
I recently saw a mom online rave about how much she loves the MC Lara because she felt it was the only option out there that had a shallow enough seat with even shallower sides to allow her daughter to sit in the right position with her hip dysplasia cast on!
@@imaclover1428 Thanks for sharing! For larger models, Cybex's Lux seat (Mios or Priam preferrably) also may work well for hip dysplasia due to low (virtually non-existent) seat walls. :)
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This is my first time to buy stroller...
What do you guys think
Im curious to know why you never review Inglesina models. Are they not available where you live?
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What are your thoughts on Limo by Vidiamo?
We haven't seen this model, but I'll have a look and consider it for the follow-up. :)
Can you review silvercross wing please.
Hello loved the video, could you do just a quick review on the maxi cosi Leona (new model) ? Doesn’t need to be in depth
Right on. :) Sure, I'll add it to the list.
I am intrested too and how tall is backrest 😅.
Right on, I'll keep it in mind as something to look for when we look at it. Seat dimensions are usually difficult to get without actually having the stroller though. :)
Doona is a cult
Ya'll should have some links to purchase strollers. I'd gladly click on the link to purchase in order to give you some of that traffic money.
Thanks :) We really appreciate the thought, but our thinking so far is that affiliate-marketing would compromise our integrity. :)
I found this by searching century baby stroller 😂
Easywalker Harvey 2 and 3 opinion
Right on. :) The Harvey 3 is actually on our list to purchase, take apart, and do a proper long-form review, but we'll be sure to deal with the differences vs the Harvey 2 when we do that. :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Thank you very much
2 save me some time is there any that will take 4 babies x
For toddlers, there are larger strollers that have 4 seats, but I don't know of anything for newborns unfortunately. :)
I absolutely agree with your comments about the Redsbaby Jive3. I own the Jive2 (older model, but minimal difference) and love the styling of it but am disappointed by the daily use. I downsized from the Silver Cross Pioneer and immediately lamented the loss of any kind of suspension and the massive shopping basket 😭 My main reason for purchasing the Jive2 over other models and brands was because the AirFlow fabric set seemed unique in the Australian market and suited us perfectly for those hideously hot and humid months in the tropics of Queensland (Cairns). We’re expecting our second baby in two weeks and I have to say I’m let down by the “tandem” capabilities of the stroller. I had originally planned to buy the tandem seat for my son, but the weight limit is not generous enough. He’s only two and already weighs too much for the second seat! We’ve opted to purchase the ride-on buggy board for him, but have noticed that it does get underfoot just a bit too often to be comfortable. Also, the handlebar does not extend far enough for my partner and I (I’m 5’11” and he’s 6’3”) and we constantly feel like we’re hunched over.
I’m saddened that there aren’t more summer-friendly strollers available in my region. Every time I’ve submitted feedback to Redsbaby about how they could improve usability for future models my emails have gone unanswered. In my opinion, they should focus on refining their pram designs rather than bringing out more peripheral products like the bassinet stand and high chair.
I'm in Sydney, Joolz has a summer seat accessory for their models if that's your deciding feature?
@@sophiabruem5851 thank you for the recommendation 😊 we did look at the Joolz Geo (I think is what it’s called) but we hated the tandem setup with the bassinet on the bottom. It’s such a shame - I feel like there’s always a compromise to be made even if you’re spending thousands of dollars; the Uppababy Vista V2’s rumble seat is rated for a lower weight than the main seat, the Cybex Gazelle S feels flimsy, the Silver Cross Wave feels like a freight train to push 😂 maybe I just need to design my own perfect pram!
@@georgiamclennan I don't think a tandem exists that puts the bassinet on top. :-/ Wade talks about this a lot - most tandems put the younger child lower down which makes very little practical sense. The Bugaboo Donkey makes the most sense in terms of equal access to both children, but then it develops asymmetry issues if used too much as a single child stroller. There's really no winning. :-/
@@sophiabruem5851 I think the Silver Cross Wave and BabyBee Duo2 allows the bassinet on top, but then you can’t recline the front seat unless it’s parent-facing and then you lose half your basket space 🤦🏼♀️ there really is no winning 😭
@@sophiabruem5851 I had to think of the Bugaboo Donkey as well in terms of access to the kids, but with the donkey the issue is that the bassinets and seats are quite small in comparison. The lack of accessibility to the shopping basket on any bugaboo model is a real joke. One would expect a stroller that costs 1.5 k+ to come without 'compromises'.
Emmaljunga and TFK have twin models in their line with equal accessibility but frankly, most of them look and probably feel like tanks.
What about noordi? Strollers it is a norway brand produced by Tutis a lithuanian company, does anybody have those in norway? Tutis or Noordi?
Non-stroller question: are you originally American or are Norwegians just speaking incredibly fluent English?
Originally from San Diego, CA, half a lifetime ago. :)
Maxi cosi Lara is the best for toddlers in my humble opinion after many years of use and air travel. Light, easy to fold, clean fold - seat is not touching the floor, it folds inside, stable. Just user one friendly stroller.
Why are there no Bugaboos on the list? Is this a positive thing or not?
I think it's because he did a lot of bugaboo reviews on his channel, these are other brands which he didn't give so much info on on before
@@MAAkoo hope so. We just decided on a Bugaboo Fox 2 and purchased it, so was feeling a bit invalidated. Haha..
@@poojanarayan9503 He's reviewed the Fox 2 here, so there was no need to include it in this first impressions video.
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We love and respect Bugaboo WAY too much, to not actually buy every model they make, disassemble them, and do proper long-form reviews. The Fox 2 was an excellent choice (just be careful to use it correctly, to preserve the central folding mechanism), you can see our full review here: czcams.com/video/ejhY_tPYmes/video.html
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A friend of ours bought a evenflo reversible seat stroller ( lite teal blue, lightweight) & their infant boy ( within an average boy percentile) couldn't fit in the seat any longer by age 8 mo.!! These narrow seat strollers will NOT seat a child up to the age & weight tht they claim!!
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