I just went to Nordstrom to test both of these. After this review I was so sure I would prefer the Silver Cross. After trying them on the store, I got really frustrated with the Silver Cross Jet opening and closing. Closing IS HARD. Even when u get the gist of it, it's hard on the hands and wrists. The biggest issue was it also was hard to open imo. I had to put my foot on the bars to be able to lock it open. I was sweating after so many opening attempts. It also got stuck mid-closing a few times, that was when I realized it was a deal breaker for me. Like u mentioned, I think the peekaboo window position on the Jet is very bad. The nuna on the other hand, not staying open, is quite annoying too, and the mesh on the Nuna is so dense I could barely see thru it (hopefully better outdoors). But I think I can DIY some magnets on Nuna's canopy to try to get it to stay open (*fingers crossed*) The jet one is honestly... useless. Another thing that really bothered me on the Jet is that it will not stay upright consistently. Only works on hard wood floors. On the store's rug, it kept falling. The storage on both were very similar even with the bar in the middle on the Jet, there was enough room to put a bag thru on the Jet. I wouldn't use that as a deal maker or breaker. The brake on the Nuna is a lot easier to engage. I thought it took too much force to engage the brakes on the Jet. Btw, I have the Minu, and the red and green breaks fail sometimes, this type of mechanism is less reliable. I thought the difference in weight was not THAT significant, the Jet advertises it to be 19.7 pounds without the bars... But I don't see it being used without the bumper bar at all, because it is such an important aspect of carrying it around when closed. The bars are heavier than I thought: bringing the stroller to 22 pounds, which is just 3.2 pound difference to the Nuna (25.2). I left the store feeling sure I will not get the Jet. Not 100% about the Nuna because of the price, but it's the first contender for sure. I wish I could test drive the Zoe Twin, but probably will not find it, so I guess Nuna it is. I don't recommend buying anything u can't try... I would have regretted my Jet purchase.
Wow, thanks for sharing that super detailed experience! I always like to know what other mom's feedback on strollers are. I do have a blogpost comparing the Nuna to the Zoe and will try and get a video review of that up soon: thestrollermomblog.com/stroller/nuna-trvl-double-vs-zoe-twin-v2-which-is-better-for-your-family/
@@thestrollermom Yesterday we went back to Nordstrom to take a look at the Nuna vs the Jet again. My husband went with me this time, and pretty much agreed that the Jet was hard to fold. But he really likes the folded footprint and weight of the Jet. He hated the 5 piece buckle on the Jet. We kinda found a big flaw in the Nuna that is bothering both of us to possibly go with something else. It seems small compared to all the great things, but the canopy design on the Nuna is really bad. The main problem is that when the seat is on the upright most position, the canopy literally stays on the toddlers face, just a few inches away. Which means u can't use it to cover for when the sun is lower on the sky, unless u lean the seat. I was shocked that I didn't realize that before. So besides having a peekaboo window that doesn't stay open, my husband was bothered by the canopy leaning on the hand when open. Overall their canopy design choices are really bad imo. I also keep hearing that the seat height will outgrow the child before the weight capacity. 😢 If that's true I think that might be a deal breaker. How old/tall is your eldest? Thanks for the video on Zoe review u posted yesterday!! I think we are leaning towards Zoe now. The only thing that is making me still consider the Nuna is the bigger wheels. But I will ask u a question about the Zoe all terrain wheels on the other video you posted.
@@alessandrasmota I would 100% get the all terrain wheels if you go with Zoe! Its a very solid option, based on what you have been saying, I think you might not love that it doesn't stand on its own with folded, but otherwise it is a great option and you will eventually get use to it.
When you do reviews it’d be nice to make sure both drive on the same conditions. Gravel, grass, uneven surface. I love that you took them to some places but we didn’t get to hear about how it drives on all those conditions. That typically what gets me to buy a stroller
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I just went to Nordstrom to test both of these. After this review I was so sure I would prefer the Silver Cross.
After trying them on the store, I got really frustrated with the Silver Cross Jet opening and closing. Closing IS HARD. Even when u get the gist of it, it's hard on the hands and wrists. The biggest issue was it also was hard to open imo. I had to put my foot on the bars to be able to lock it open. I was sweating after so many opening attempts.
It also got stuck mid-closing a few times, that was when I realized it was a deal breaker for me.
Like u mentioned, I think the peekaboo window position on the Jet is very bad. The nuna on the other hand, not staying open, is quite annoying too, and the mesh on the Nuna is so dense I could barely see thru it (hopefully better outdoors). But I think I can DIY some magnets on Nuna's canopy to try to get it to stay open (*fingers crossed*) The jet one is honestly... useless.
Another thing that really bothered me on the Jet is that it will not stay upright consistently. Only works on hard wood floors. On the store's rug, it kept falling.
The storage on both were very similar even with the bar in the middle on the Jet, there was enough room to put a bag thru on the Jet. I wouldn't use that as a deal maker or breaker.
The brake on the Nuna is a lot easier to engage. I thought it took too much force to engage the brakes on the Jet. Btw, I have the Minu, and the red and green breaks fail sometimes, this type of mechanism is less reliable.
I thought the difference in weight was not THAT significant, the Jet advertises it to be 19.7 pounds without the bars... But I don't see it being used without the bumper bar at all, because it is such an important aspect of carrying it around when closed. The bars are heavier than I thought: bringing the stroller to 22 pounds, which is just 3.2 pound difference to the Nuna (25.2).
I left the store feeling sure I will not get the Jet. Not 100% about the Nuna because of the price, but it's the first contender for sure.
I wish I could test drive the Zoe Twin, but probably will not find it, so I guess Nuna it is. I don't recommend buying anything u can't try... I would have regretted my Jet purchase.
Wow, thanks for sharing that super detailed experience! I always like to know what other mom's feedback on strollers are. I do have a blogpost comparing the Nuna to the Zoe and will try and get a video review of that up soon: thestrollermomblog.com/stroller/nuna-trvl-double-vs-zoe-twin-v2-which-is-better-for-your-family/
@@thestrollermom Yesterday we went back to Nordstrom to take a look at the Nuna vs the Jet again. My husband went with me this time, and pretty much agreed that the Jet was hard to fold. But he really likes the folded footprint and weight of the Jet. He hated the 5 piece buckle on the Jet.
We kinda found a big flaw in the Nuna that is bothering both of us to possibly go with something else. It seems small compared to all the great things, but the canopy design on the Nuna is really bad.
The main problem is that when the seat is on the upright most position, the canopy literally stays on the toddlers face, just a few inches away. Which means u can't use it to cover for when the sun is lower on the sky, unless u lean the seat.
I was shocked that I didn't realize that before. So besides having a peekaboo window that doesn't stay open, my husband was bothered by the canopy leaning on the hand when open. Overall their canopy design choices are really bad imo.
I also keep hearing that the seat height will outgrow the child before the weight capacity. 😢 If that's true I think that might be a deal breaker. How old/tall is your eldest?
Thanks for the video on Zoe review u posted yesterday!! I think we are leaning towards Zoe now. The only thing that is making me still consider the Nuna is the bigger wheels. But I will ask u a question about the Zoe all terrain wheels on the other video you posted.
@@alessandrasmota I would 100% get the all terrain wheels if you go with Zoe! Its a very solid option, based on what you have been saying, I think you might not love that it doesn't stand on its own with folded, but otherwise it is a great option and you will eventually get use to it.
When you do reviews it’d be nice to make sure both drive on the same conditions. Gravel, grass, uneven surface.
I love that you took them to some places but we didn’t get to hear about how it drives on all those conditions. That typically what gets me to buy a stroller
That is helpful feedback. Thanks!
thank you! what would be a good option for brand new twins ? need a tandem stroller that can accept 2 infant seats together.
I’d love to know if you have to choose between the NUNA Trvl, Jet Double, or a Zoe Twin+ which would you choose?
It completely depends on budget, lifestyle, age of kids, etc. Feel free to send me a DM on instagram and I can talk it out with you.
@@thestrollermomsending you a DM because I am so stuck between these 3. Pros and cons to each.
This might sound silly but could you please do a tutorial on how to get the car seat out of the adapters?? I’m struggling
Not silly! Which stroller? Here is how you do it for the Jet: th-cam.com/video/1coSAvpt1L8/w-d-xo.html
Which stroller caddy bag is best for Nuna? You have multiple linked
Either of the side by side double ones (just know the canopies do block it when not extended). I think this one is the best looking: amzn.to/407gBHQ
I’m really curious about the Minu V3.
That doesn’t come out until next year sometime.
I am so excited for Minu V3 and Minu Duo!!! I will get them the moment they come out. ;)
Does anyone know if I get two of the nuna will they fit in a honda odyssey
Great question, I would check with the fold measurements on Nunas website.