Thank you for your review! I have watched it a couple times when trying to decide between these two! I think we will be going with the regular air as well! On a fun note, my daughter, whose about the same age as yours, heard your daughter say apple and started saying it too 😂
@SarahWilczynski that's too cute! Our daughter found apples in Hawaii and was carrying two around everywhere yesterday. Thank you for the kind words! We are on the 8th day of using the stroller and it has been fantastic. A couple of things we didn't anticipate: 1. It is fantastic for moving stuff from say, a rental car to a hotel room, or a parking lot to a beach, if your kid is willing to walk during that time. 2. It definitely needed a cup holder, so we bought a collapsible one at a local store, and it's made a huge difference in usability. 3. The only issue we noticed is it is a bit more difficult to climb curbs when loaded than say our Uppababy Vista, but that's not really a fair comparison. The chassis seems to flex, and it's just hard to get the front wheels up. If the curb is high we sometimes lift from the front. Overall, we're super impressed and happy with this purchase. 100% we would buy it again. Hope that helps! Thanks for your comment and support! We really appreciate it!🤙
Great review! We looked at exactly all those strollers that you mentioned in the beginning of your video and decided to go with Bugaboo Butterfly but yeah $470 for something that we’ll use few days a year seemed steep. My wife found Mamazing on Amazon and we’re here on RU-vid looking for reviews. What colors is that Air? The “black”? Looks like it’s not a complete black and is more like dark grey which I personally think is much better than black. How was the stroller on your trip? Were you happy with it? One advantage of Butterfly or other “expensive” travel strollers is that you can attach a car seat to them (with adapters). That would be helpful when strolling through airports as well as if baby falls asleep in the car and you don’t want to wake them up and put them in the stroller
Ok, it was really hard to find the folded dimensions of the Mamazing on Amazon but looks like the Air is 20.6” x 18.5” x 11” and the Air X is 20.7 x 17.5” x 10.6”. Compared to Butterfly which is 21.2” x 17.7” x 9”. So very similar but Butterfly folds a bit more compact though the folded height of both Mamazings
@soheilko appreciate the detailed comment! Yes, it is the Black color, but it is a dark grey in person. They do have a 'Jet' color, which looks like a true black, but it is more expensive. I generally agree, I like this color better anyway. The car seat feature of the Butterfly does sound useful but wasn't a deal breaker for us. We actually found an awesome travel car seat in the Cosco Scenera NEXT car seat. It's super light! We've used it all over and it's been great! Very interesting info about the sizes. I thought that would be the most important factor at first, but in the end the slightly larger size of the Air was worth the tradeoff for all the other features. Enjoy your travel adventures!🤙
Nice review. I like the air better too. The X is just too compact and has some sacrifices for the size. Have a fun and safe trip! Don't forget that you can gate check/check-in the stroller and car seat free
@aldouse thanks! Yea, it's definitely the type of thing you realize when you have them both in front of you. If we just went based off of specs with the primary objective being portability we would have chosen the X, but with them side by side all of the benefits of the Air become apparent for a minimal size and weight penalty that was worth the trade off to us. Thanks for the reminder about the gate check! We'll definitely be doing that!🤙
@@FlawlessActivity btw.. the bigger wheels helps big time w/ rougher terrain. plus if i saw correctly, the air has spring suspension? thats awesome. dont forget to order luggage tags for the stroller!
