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I have yoyo 2 and I was pretty happy using it with the baby bassinet (although I'd change the way it's fixed to the frame) and then it was time to go to 6+ option and I realised how important the full recline is, it was confirmed by my osteopath, she said it's ok for the child when he/she doesn't sleep there, just for short rides but we love to stroll for a longer period of time and our baby often falls asleep when rolled. So we tried a coiple of other buggies (I love compact ones) now we're with tour 2 and I like it a lot, it feels smooth like baby yoyo, a bit longer which makes it easier to press the handle and overcome obstacles, easier to get out of the bus/tram/metro train etc. So we're using our tour 2 while baby yoyo stays in the cellar )
The Joolz Aer is the stroller we picked from The Stroller Workshop's guides. We love it. It's true one hand fold makes life really easy when opening the stroller while holding your kid. The recline is a little gimmicky, but it does make for a very clean look when not in use. In terms of comfort, our 1yo managed to fall asleep in it while we were at a sports bar during a college football game(very noisy). I'd say that's pretty comfortable!
I really wanted an ultracompact to supplement our full size stroller. My husband was hesitant to get a second stroller at all let alone an expensive one so my first choice of the uppababy was out. I ended up picking up the baby jogger on an early black Friday sale. Thank you for helping me find a reliable compromise for us! I am excited to try it out.
@@BarnevognverkstedNo sorry to spam, but just wanted to check if metro perfoms better than city tour 2 on tougher or uneven surfaces, gravel or par paths for example? Thanks a lot!!
Recommend the Zoe strollers for travel. Have one for years and and has held up. The fast easy one hand fold, really good recline for naps and under 12lbs.
Thank you so much for this AMAZING video! I’ve been waiting for it….I’m also curious what you think about the peg per ego selfie (it looks like a very sturdy stroller) and the new travel stroller from silver cross. Thank you so much!!
Hi, love the videos! They have kept us away from some disastrous decisions. Would be very interested in what you think of the Chicco goody and goody + and whether there's much in it between the two. Thanks!
looks like Ergobaby metro plus does have front wheel suspension. from their site "Spring Suspension banishes bumps in the road, making every ride a smooth one. Cracked sidewalks and cobblestone streets are no match for the Metro+."
Did u buy one? Im thinking of buying the metro+ when my baby turns 1. I really like the full recline feature so my baby can sleep comfortably. Or im having 2nd thoughts and get the uppababy minu
Im making comparisson between nuna trvl, joolz aer, and baby jogger city tour 2. Which one do you think is the best among them? Especially for newborn or cabin size. Thank you
Bumprider Connect would be great here too. I've heard that they're almost as good as Babyzen Yoyo. It has adjustable footrest, and swingable bumperbar. It also comes with a travel bag. Accessories that you can get are: carrycot, bags (connect it on the side) and carseat adaptors. Raincover and net have to be bought as an accessory, which is a shame. They're made in Sweeden, so I'm pretty sure they should be available in Norway aswell, since the rest of Scandinavia has them too.
What do you think of the Colugo? I had the Minu, except the fold and unfold, i hated it. It wasn't as light, very uncomfortable to carry on shoulder, and the wheels kept getting stuck on the road and rocks.... im debating now betweeen the yoyo, city jogger and nano?
Just bought a baby jogger city tour 2 because i thought it was cabin approved, only if we remove the wheels hmmmm...how troublesome is that or is it quite straightforward. Air travel is already stressful as is so wondering if this was a bad purchase
Hi! First of all thank you very much for your very helpful videos! I’m curious if you’ve ever had hands on a stroller from the brand Mast. I’m living abroad, in Slovenia, and in here the Mast M2 is very popular as a light weight stroller. I’m doubting to buy one since the stroller comes me so weak… Would love to hear your impression on the Mast M2!
Joolz aer can now be purchased with a new carrycot, and accepts certain car seats with adapters. The yoyo has 2 carrycot options and the option for a carseat with adapters... baby jogger have also updated the city tour 2 to accommodate a car seat and you can also buy a specific carrycot with it. Ergobaby metro+ has a cocoon type option that comes built into the stroller, and can also accommodate certain car seats with the adapters. Not too sure about the uppababy minu newborn solutions, but I didn't research it as an option for myself as the fold is too big for what I'd like. Hope this helps 😊
Not a big fan unfortunately. We have reviews of the regular Pockit+, Cybex Libelle and Qbit+ All-City on the channel. The Pockit+ All-City is just another variation of the same, so those reviews will give you a good idea of what it's like. :) Pockit+: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d3S4dGYu8Hw.html Libelle: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o_vTkdn4-z8.html Qbit+ All-City: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ksBjvc-UaPk.html
Really good review. We are after a compact pram for travel but also something we can use as an everyday stroller. It think the Metro+ or Tour 2 look good but the Cybex Twist 2+ looks like it can handle rougher terrain better and has the added bonus or parent facing option. We will put the stroller in the hold so doesn't need to fit in over head locker. Any thoughts on those 3? Thanks
