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i got the gb pocket plus for my son when we went abroad for the first time! i love it and my son loves it! i was debating to get the baby zen too even if it was 3x the price…but thank god i didnt because a few months later covid happened and we were stuck at home. that saved me a lot of money!
I have a GB pocket + All Terrain and both my son and I love it. We were hesitant to buy it after watching this review but decided to give it a try...it works for us!
Thanks for the comparison. Actually, I wouldn´t be needing a new stroller for travelling as we already own the pockit (smaller version without reclinable seat), but there is another baby going to be born and as such I am now looking for the best way of transport for him - if not the sling of course. I am not convinced of the Babyzen Yoyo in terms of using it for newborn and baby, as the cocoon which you don´t present in your video but about which I´ve done some research seems to be rather small and our kids were all rather long. I know that GB have launched a real cot (cot to go) for babies up to 9 kilos that folds extremely small as well and that can be adapted on the GB pockit + by making use of the car seat adapters and as such creating a real travel system. Have you got any experiences there? The option would be selling our gb pockit and purchasing a pockit + with cot to go. In addition - I must say that I don´t share your doubts about the quality and rigidity of the pockit at all. As mentioned above, we´ve been using the pockit (original version) for 1,5 years now. On travels in the train, on the plane and on terrain (forests, playgrounds, parks, city, cobble stone) and - since our youngest mostly walks as well - as a little extra comfort for everyday use in the car since the pram is out of need. The experience is convinving! Everything works perfectly fine, even our 6- year-old likes to get in for fun (22 kilos). Absolutely no problem at all! Thanks to the fabric that connects the upper manoevering bar with the actual seat even a big boy can cuddle into the seat. I doubt that that is possible with the Babyzen Yoyo, as the actual seat seems to end in the canopy. Am I right? Second, the gb wheels are made of rubber which makes them run rather smoothly on all sorts of terrain! There is absolutely no problem using it everywhere. And yes - you would of course first lock the swivel wheels. But that is done quickly. Our boys love their pockit. The brake works without the problems that you foresee in the video. Of course this is experience only with the pockit. But I guess the pockit+ wouldn´t be much different except for the fact that the fold is not as compact (in the trunk of our bike trailer some centimetres already matter).
Thanks for sharing your experiences. :) Since we deal with strollers mainly when problems have already occurred, my opinions regarding such things are pretty conservative. I don't like newborn bassinett options on any travel strollers, including larger ones like the Bee or the Scoot, only car seat options. I just don't feel they're safe, period.
Thank you for taking the time to make this comparison video. You are bang on the money with your criteria for what to look out for. I wonder if you have an industrial design background. You’ve really helped me make the best decision. Cheers
Great video, but you ruined it at the end with the giant picture links to other videos. A huge part of the this comparison is seeing the collapsed sizes and you block seeing them clearly with your links.
"Too many joint and trigger + plastic will get destroyed sooner," any actual test done on this? I m debating between those 2 also but looking for some data to support the structure differences that you have mentioned, thz
I have an original GB Pockit stroller going on 6 years now and have transported 2 boys in it and haven't had any issues with the "multiple joints or plastic parts" as reviewer called them. Both of my boys were "thick" till 2.5 yo. My youngest right now is 18 months old and he is 30lbs (13.6kg) and the stroller (after being used with his older brother for over 2 years) is in a perfect condition. We took it on a plane, to the beach, on multiple local trips and it is with us everywhere we go. There is not a single tear or break or fading of the material (my stroller is black and we live in Central Florida which should tell you a lot about fading) Not trying to diminish reviewer's "decade's worth of experience repairing strollers for manufacturers" but grading it based on touch and feel experience without a hands on kid in the stroller going places examples isn't something parents are looking for. Just my opinion as an actual user of the GB Pockit stroller. I would be really curious to learn how many GB Pockit stroller reviewer has fixed that weren't manufacturing defects or misuse.
Love your videos. I love prams and I love to hear the mechanics of the pushchairs. It’s really interesting. I recondition them From time to time but obviously you’re way ahead of me.
Big question : does the folded Gb pockit fit in the yoyo basket ?? Im thinking about to keep my yoyo for my baby number 2 and buy a gb pockit for the older one.
The Stroller Workshop thank you for your answer. It would be so great if GB was fitting in the yo-yos basket, just to keep the GB in case for the older kid... 🤔 when we go for long walk ect
Exactly! Would love to see a review and comparison on the GB Pockit + All City. I"m actually deciding between the All City of Yoyo+ for an upcoming trip to the beach and really need some help!
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@@gabyottich7020 I've owend my GB for going on 6 years now and 2 boys and love it. It maybe difficult to fold in the beginning but once you get use to it its sooo easy. Every time I do it in public putting it back in the trunk I get WOWs and "what kind of stroller is it" from the people around...
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In order to keep our recommendations up to date, we maintain a 'Buyer's Guide' on our Patreon page (with a wide spectrum of models, and a lot of technical and lifestyle-related information). Organizing our recommendations this way makes it easier to include good models that we haven't made review-videos for yet, as well as to remove models which have developed unforeseen wear-issues over time, or which have been weakened by the manufacturer in their current iterations. You can access it here: www.patreon.com/posts/stroller-buyers-37953864 As an independent, consumer-oriented reviewer, we have fewer revenue-streams open to us than the majority of other channels out there, so we do ask for a small donation for access to this guide (as well as a free consultation and access to our other Patreon content). Thanks so much for your help!
i got the gb pocket plus for my son when we went abroad for the first time! i love it and my son loves it! i was debating to get the baby zen too even if it was 3x the price…but thank god i didnt because a few months later covid happened and we were stuck at home. that saved me a lot of money!
I have a GB pocket + All Terrain and both my son and I love it. We were hesitant to buy it after watching this review but decided to give it a try...it works for us!
Thanks for the comparison. Actually, I wouldn´t be needing a new stroller for travelling as we already own the pockit (smaller version without reclinable seat), but there is another baby going to be born and as such I am now looking for the best way of transport for him - if not the sling of course.
I am not convinced of the Babyzen Yoyo in terms of using it for newborn and baby, as the cocoon which you don´t present in your video but about which I´ve done some research seems to be rather small and our kids were all rather long.
I know that GB have launched a real cot (cot to go) for babies up to 9 kilos that folds extremely small as well and that can be adapted on the GB pockit + by making use of the car seat adapters and as such creating a real travel system. Have you got any experiences there? The option would be selling our gb pockit and purchasing a pockit + with cot to go.
In addition - I must say that I don´t share your doubts about the quality and rigidity of the pockit at all. As mentioned above, we´ve been using the pockit (original version) for 1,5 years now. On travels in the train, on the plane and on terrain (forests, playgrounds, parks, city, cobble stone) and - since our youngest mostly walks as well - as a little extra comfort for everyday use in the car since the pram is out of need.
The experience is convinving! Everything works perfectly fine, even our 6- year-old likes to get in for fun (22 kilos). Absolutely no problem at all! Thanks to the fabric that connects the upper manoevering bar with the actual seat even a big boy can cuddle into the seat. I doubt that that is possible with the Babyzen Yoyo, as the actual seat seems to end in the canopy. Am I right? Second, the gb wheels are made of rubber which makes them run rather smoothly on all sorts of terrain! There is absolutely no problem using it everywhere. And yes - you would of course first lock the swivel wheels. But that is done quickly. Our boys love their pockit. The brake works without the problems that you foresee in the video. Of course this is experience only with the pockit. But I guess the pockit+ wouldn´t be much different except for the fact that the fold is not as compact (in the trunk of our bike trailer some centimetres already matter).
Thanks for sharing your experiences. :) Since we deal with strollers mainly when problems have already occurred, my opinions regarding such things are pretty conservative. I don't like newborn bassinett options on any travel strollers, including larger ones like the Bee or the Scoot, only car seat options. I just don't feel they're safe, period.
Hey... have you guys ever compared the babyzen with GB Qbit plus? I feel it’s more “comparable”. Would love to see your point of view
Thank you for taking the time to make this comparison video. You are bang on the money with your criteria for what to look out for. I wonder if you have an industrial design background. You’ve really helped me make the best decision. Cheers
Great video, but you ruined it at the end with the giant picture links to other videos. A huge part of the this comparison is seeing the collapsed sizes and you block seeing them clearly with your links.
+100!
"Too many joint and trigger + plastic will get destroyed sooner," any actual test done on this? I m debating between those 2 also but looking for some data to support the structure differences that you have mentioned, thz
No data per se, just a decade's worth of experience repairing strollers for manufacturers, distributors and private customers. :)
I have an original GB Pockit stroller going on 6 years now and have transported 2 boys in it and haven't had any issues with the "multiple joints or plastic parts" as reviewer called them. Both of my boys were "thick" till 2.5 yo. My youngest right now is 18 months old and he is 30lbs (13.6kg) and the stroller (after being used with his older brother for over 2 years) is in a perfect condition. We took it on a plane, to the beach, on multiple local trips and it is with us everywhere we go. There is not a single tear or break or fading of the material (my stroller is black and we live in Central Florida which should tell you a lot about fading) Not trying to diminish reviewer's "decade's worth of experience repairing strollers for manufacturers" but grading it based on touch and feel experience without a hands on kid in the stroller going places examples isn't something parents are looking for. Just my opinion as an actual user of the GB Pockit stroller. I would be really curious to learn how many GB Pockit stroller reviewer has fixed that weren't manufacturing defects or misuse.
Love your videos. I love prams and I love to hear the mechanics of the pushchairs. It’s really interesting. I recondition them
From time to time but obviously you’re way ahead of me.
Big question : does the folded Gb pockit fit in the yoyo basket ??
Im thinking about to keep my yoyo for my baby number 2 and buy a gb pockit for the older one.
I don't have both of these models in to test right now, but my gut says no, it would at least be too long, if not just too bulky as well :)
The Stroller Workshop thank you for your answer. It would be so great if GB was fitting in the yo-yos basket, just to keep the GB in case for the older kid... 🤔 when we go for long walk ect
So glad I found your channel! What are your thoughts on the gb pockit all city? Seems like it would be more comparable to the babyzen yo-yo? Thanks!!!
Exactly! Would love to see a review and comparison on the GB Pockit + All City. I"m actually deciding between the All City of Yoyo+ for an upcoming trip to the beach and really need some help!
Love this comparison
Could you review the GB QBit+ All City stroller. It looks similar to the Minu but has a belly bar and adjustable leg rest which is awesome.
Yes. This one is coming soon :)
The Stroller Workshop thank you!
For a bit more background concerning Cybex and GB products, check out our article:
Cybex and Goodbaby International: the Truth Behind the Price Tag,
here: www.patreon.com/posts/cybex-and-truth-37438183
recommend for disney? i am flying into FL with a exactly 1 year old
Yoyo, all the way. Or the new Joolz Aer :)
People tell me wich one is better you think
Thanks!
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akeeva atom is better than this two. 💕
This is a biased comparison.
You're joking, right? In which way do you find it biased?
@@gabyottich7020 I've owend my GB for going on 6 years now and 2 boys and love it. It maybe difficult to fold in the beginning but once you get use to it its sooo easy. Every time I do it in public putting it back in the trunk I get WOWs and "what kind of stroller is it" from the people around...