They must have updated the manual because loading the car seat into the ru-vid.comUgkxIG_q-ZqgbzYXwbeApK3AybegDUy4f2fF double stroller was mentioned in the manual (unlike previous comments/reviews). The undercarriage basket is quite large but it is difficult to access when the back rider is reclined, however my toddler usually doesn't fall asleep in the stroller these days so I haven't had an issue. I was amazed by how smooth the ride was and how easily I was able to maneuver the stroller in small spaces. My toddler loves that she can see her baby sister (see photo) during the ride :) Plus you can't beat the price! I have only loaded it once in my car and it is fairly light but my mother wouldn't be able to lift it in.
Literally the only thing that’s stopping me from getting this is that the rumble seat on the double only holds 35 pounds max whereas the top seat holds 50 pounds max. Why would the smaller/younger child be in the front seat, furthest away from the parent? 😩
i LOVE my vista V2..i have emmett (hated my 2017 Vista though...) v2 is a huge improvement. My little guy never liked the bassinet though...he prefers the seat (with snugseat) at an incline.
I heard great reviews on the vista 2 but also i hear it's a $1k. Is the price worth it? How does the stroller push, have you driven the stroller in different terrains and does it come with a car seat combo? Or you would have to buy a car seat separately?
First time mom here! I’m super smart with books but very dumb with common sense. I need an easy to use travel system. Uppababy or nuna for someone like me that can’t figure out how to put a vacuum filter back in? 😂
Please do a review comparing the bugaboo donkey and uppababy vista as a double stroller! I read your review. But I would love to see a video comparing the two!
Great video as always 👍🏼.. first I’d like to tell how much we appreciate these videos! We’re currently pregnant with our first baby, we live in Canada and for few months we depended on online videos for our research because of COVID! So THANK YOU! Second; we’re torn between the regular Nuna Pipa & the Nuna Pipa LX, which one would u recommend??
I’d go with the PIPA!!! Simply because the PIPA CAN be installed without the base :) I was set on the PIPA but now getting the PIPA RX and the vista stroller :)
If you need baseless install, go for the regular Pipa. If you dont need baseless install option go for the Pipa Lite LX. I have the Lite LX and i LOVE it and it pairs with all my strollers with maxi cosi adapters or nuna adapter.
Maybe you have in the past, but if not, can you do a video recommended baby “Accessoires” i.e., cribs, bassinets, dokatot, bottles. Would love to watch more than just strollers, which I do enjoy. Thanks.
Hi, I don't know much about Babybee Duo2 but I have Uppababy Vista and I absolutely love it. I have twins so it was important for me to equally accommodate both kids. They are 16 month old now and I still love my stroller. If you have any questions about Vista Pm me.
aly cocchiaro what’s wrong with it? I’m planning to buy one second hand as they resell for cheap but would buy uppababy if I decide to go new as their resell value is quite high.
city select is a GREAT option, opt for the lux though. Its a better double option vs the vista. Vista is awesome though as a single, the bar doesnt really make much difference. City select basket isnt as big imo.
Hi, can the upper adapters be used in single mode for the seat alone to add height? or is it not safe? Asking because I prefer to have my kid sittning higher up and closer to me.
When you consider Nuna Demi grow think about if you want your second child to sit basically in storage bin under the seats and if you trully want to lose all that storage space because the second seat will take all of it. I am a big fan of Nuna but I think they really did a bad job in designing double stroller. For me it was no go factor and I got Vista for my twins.
I've heard that the suspension and wheels are a big improvement in the vista v2 versus previous models, is this true? Is the v2 smooth ride on all-terrain a significant improvement over the previous models?
That is true! The wheels are a little bit softer and they made a more sophisticated spring suspension system that is better at absorbing shock. It still wouldn't be as smooth on rough terrain as a three wheeled jogging stroller, but unless you are strolling completely off-road over very rough terrain it should do the job quite comfortably!
I had a previous version of Vista for first 8 months of my sons life and then switched to Stokke. We live in a suburb and use public transport alot and also like to go out for long walks in the nature. I loved the vista! It was a great allrounder that could do all of those things comfortably but was a touch too wide for buses. The basinet and stand was a godsend - baby practically lived in it (althou wish you could tilt it for refluxy babies). So why we switched? I have a back condition and when the monster turn 8Kg I really suffered to get him in and out of the pram. The crotch strap of the seat was digging in to him and he was never comfy enough to sleep in the seat for longer than 30 minutes resulting in a very cranky little monster. As the weight was creeping up it was not very good for offroad use anymore and also the a pain to get in and out of a bus. So I got myself a Stokke Xplory and a Trailz chassis. Xplory is absolut genious in public transport! the handle folds down and it has a footprint of a buggy! Also when the child gets old enough to climb into the stroller on his own, the seat goes low enough for him to do it... The trailz is a tank! so can take any type of road... and the best thing is how high the seat sits! no more back pain...
I mean you can get the stand. but from my view of reading this question if you want to have the stroller open witht he badsinet you can because it is safe
Thanks for the review! Considering this as we have a 2 year old and one on the way. Question: Can you have the infant facing you either in the bassinet or with the snug seat AND still have the rumble seat attached for the second child?
Yes and no! If you want to use the bassinet with two children on the stroller, the bassinet actually has to go on the front position of the stroller. But the snugseat can absolutely be used on the top seat while the rumble seat is installed. It can be a tight fit if the rumble seat is facing outward, but if kiddo is fine facing inward its a great fit! If you wanna see this in action we can show you the different configurations on a video consultation! www.mbeans.com/pages/consultations
It’s a different material that looks like wool. It’s not the same water resistant material like the other colors, except Sierra. I think that’s why they put those ones on sale because the materials are different, it doesn’t clean easily.
Yes, my wife and I needed to buy adapters that work specifically with our Nuna Pipa LX. They're relatively inexpensive and make things considerably easier than having to transfer your baby out of the car seat into a stroller seat.
Quick question, I have a toddler and I’m expecting a new born. I plan to purchase this stroller and the Mesa car seat. To add a seat for my toddler, essentially, I’ll just need the rumble seat and the lower adapters correct? Or do I need to use upper adapters as well? If so, Why would I need upper adapters if I’m planning to keep the toddler or the mesa car seat on top? I know this may sound confusing but I’m asking bc I heard the toddler seat that the stroller comes with is not compatible to placed in the lower section of the stroller. Is that true?
Yes! I just got mine last week. The rain cover is for the toddler seat. It also comes with a big cover as well for both the toddler seat and one for the bassinet.