This was very informative, thank you! These were the exact two strollers I wanted to compare, so happy I found this video. All things considered I do think I'm going with the Nuna, my daughter is 6 months and small and I like what you said about the nicer push. I think that would make the ride better for her as well.
Thanks for this video. It helped alot! I actually got butterfly from nordstrom and was considering to exchange it to trvl cuz of its easy fold. But after wathing your video, durability and comfort-wise for my baby, I decided to keep butterfly!
Thank you I have purchased a whole bunch of nuna products that have been surprisingly disappointed with how fast my little one has grown out of the demi grow and infant car seat
I had the gb pockit+ all city for a while. Loved it, not as great quality as these but still great. Only thing is my son grew out of it, so we gave it to my sis whos toddler is on the shorter side & they love it as well. Folds so small it can go under the airplane seats in a a bigger target tote bag. Great for the price & for the time it served us, although wish i had just gotten the butterfly instead & not have to shell out another $450 for another stroller now 😅
@@kayleep.2458 I will look into that stroller! It’s good to know your experience! I completely hear you on wishing you got it right the first time! 🤪 That’s a large reason why I started The Stroller Mom!
I have a GB Pockit All City and an UppaBaby Vista. I'm looking for an every day stroller that is smaller than the Vista but more sturdy than the GB Pockit. I would be walking over gravel. I also need a big basket. Would you say the Butterfly or the TRVL would be better?
If you already have a compact travel stroller, I would probably recommend looking at the Nuna Triv Next, or the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 linked here: amzn.to/3O8Kcuz over the Butterfly/TRVL. It sounds like you need a stroller between the full-size stroller and compact category.
Hi , i was planning to buy a stroller for my newborn. Confused about buying a regular stroller or a travel stroller. If only one travel stroller would be enough for everything. And if it would be which one of these would win ?
@thestrollermom Thank you for the response. I ordered a nuna trvl lx and a nuna arra next car seat (because of it’s ability to lay almost flat )with its trvl adapter. I hope that solves everything needed?
Super helpful video. Do you feel like the bugaboo is flimsy and easy to tip over? My baby fell with the stroller and I don’t know if maybe I did something wrong or it’s a defect or should consider the Nuna TRVL instead.
I do not need that but it would be nice for a few upcoming trips. It’s super easy to put away which is why we like it. It’s to be our main stroller and we liked the thought of being able to connect that board in the back for a toddler.
Which of the travel strollers do you think is best for a big toddler for them to go in and out more themselves... not for airplanes but more everyday stroller?
I just returned a Pocket+ since our 2 year old could not get comfy and always ended up in a slumped position. The butterfly's seat buckle looks very forward which would see that our daughter may end up in a slumped position again. Did you notice any issues with your kids?
Honestly the most upright seat back I have found is the Nuna TRVL and I think the bumper bar plays a big role in that (you can get one for the Butterfly). The YoYo is the worst I have seen... Sadly this is not something a lot of these high end compact travel strollers have mastered.
I’m traveling next month with my very tall 10 month old and this video helped so much! I was debating between these two and also the babyzen yoyo… do you have a preference?
I would probably recommend the Butterfly if you have a taller baby and it fits in an overhead bin! I am working on a Yoyo review but it won’t be out for a few weeks. I will say it is a sturdy stroller and has an awesome setup for newborns, but it sounds like the butterfly would meet your needs better now!
