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Thank you for your videos! I have Joolz Aer. Made final decision only after your rewiev (have been waiting for it a couple of months). It's a great sturdy stroller and we used it the whole last summer on a daily basis and it managed it! Now (again, after your review) we decided to buy Uppababy Cruz V2 for daily use (Aer is still with us on vacations). Can't wait it arrive)))
Great video! We have the Joolz hub for the reasons you’ve mentioned in this video. Joolz make such sturdy prams and for a petite person like me, it was worth the extra kgs vs travel strollers to have a small daily stroller - and it’s been a real workhorse for us so far!!
I have the Geo2 with the second seat and buggy board. It’s a great stroller for us (3 kids under 5) and city dwellers. Flexible seating/options and sturdy. Definitely get the side saddle bags!
I've done quite a bit of research on 2nd hand Joolz models these days, and what I've found is that they unfortunately all seem to come with (more than average) scratches on the chassis and the handle bar. I wonder if that is just regular wear or really more common with the Joolz models? Do you have any insight on that? Even some 10 year old Bugaboos sometimes look less scratched and used and I wonder if that comes from the way Joolz's models fold or if its due to less robust metals.
Thanks for this! In Australia, the Day+ and the Geo2 are sitting at around the same price point (Geo2 usually a bit cheaper) so I was trying to figure out what the differences were in terms of function (besides the 2-child option on the Geo). This basically answered all of my questions. Still though, removable shopping basket on the Geo2. Why isn't that standard? I can see soooo many uses for that.
Hi, I know this is a bit of a stretch. However on your patreon do you happen to review Australian online only models ? eg. Redsbaby prams or Milly and Coup ? These are direct to consumer models and I have found it difficult to compare to their competitors online.
I was blessed and got a new hub+ 50% off. Thank you for your reviews, they lead me to the joolz stroller. Baby and I both love the stroller. Everything I needed.
I’m not sure about the actual dimensions but we have both strollers (used the Cruz V2 in the US and after moving to Europe bought the Joolz hub+. I would say the Joolz Hub+ footprint is smaller/narrower than the Cruz V2. We’ve been able to easily fit the Hub on public transport as well as long distance trains without having to fold it. It also fits well down narrow aisles in shops and grocery stores in Europe.
@@rebs20890 thanks for sharing your experiences with both the hub+ and cruz V2. Could you share your experiences from practical daily use point of view which one of these did you find better? Our need is from parents perspective are ease of use, light weight, practical, convenience and not too cumbersome to carry in car. From newborn's perspective - comfort. Thanks in advance!🙏
@@robbiealive I would say the Cruz V2 if I had to choose. It has a great size basket underneath that is easy to access, I think the seat is more comfortable, it can handle more wear and rougher terrain, and it’s easier to fold in my opinion.
@@rebs20890 thanks Rebecca for sharing your thoughts! I did check out the Cruz V2 couple of days ago! While everything looks great, the only concern I had was it's weight and the larger folded dimensions to be able to lift on and off the car boot and public transport. Unfortunately, the same store didn't have the Joolz Hub+ model for a side by side comparison and hence yet to check that out.
Is there a stroller you really like?? I have seen most of your videos , you actually confuse the buyer than help. There isn’t any one model that clearly states which is better. I understand there is no straight answer but then there should be a few models by a certain classification that do well .
I like a lot of strollers, but it's important to consider use / lifestyle when choosing, our last video giving a broad list of recommendations is this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7vzHja3jzxo.html :)
If you ask me, do not buy the Joolz Aer. It is an extremely dangerous products, the break just sucks, it clicks but still sometimes is not on. I ended up chasing the stroller rolling on its own with my kid inside; we ended up in the hospital with 3 stitches.
