You are the only video explaining how to fold the stroller with the cot and the footboard at the same time, I have watched 100000000 videos trying to find this, to see if it was possible, I even emailed Joolz and asked them (they said is not possible) well now we know it is even if it's bulky! Thanks so so so much for such an amazing review
I'm so glad it's helped! My previous video with the original Aer I do go through it a bit slower if that's also helpful. It was the last video after a long shoot so I was getting a bit casual with it. 😆 Plus the adapters make a big difference because it locks in when folded th-cam.com/video/EhKSoHXn7P8/w-d-xo.html
Wait! Nevermind! I got mixed up with where this comment was (TH-cam studio on my phone isn't great for navigating where comments actually are on the page) You're already on the good demonstration. My latest video with the Aer+ footboard is the one I was 50/50 about publishing 😆
It would have been nice to see you walking around with it. Most footboards make it fairly tricky to push and this looks really bad. It looks as though you would have to walk beside it otherwise your feet would hit the back of it with every stride.
Hi Carleast, thank you for your comment! I did try to get some footage of walking with it, it was tricky in the tight studio space to make it work well visually. But I can maybe get an outdoor space to demonstrate what strolling around will look like. I found walking beside it easier for walking at a pace, or shorter and careful steps directly behind it. Though I did mention in the video if possible to try it out in person - footboards are always a bit of a challenge and a learning experience. I think it's best to try it out and see if the compromises are something you can live with. - Rachel
@@ParentingCentral Thanks Rachel. Some prams are much bigger and better for footboards and the travel prams like the Aer are smaller and unlikely to be as suitable. But I'd be keen to know as we have the Aer and are considering it. We're going to sell our main pram (Silver Cross Wave) and buggy board.
Hi there! Thank you for the reminder! I can make that happen. It most likely won't be until next weekend (approximately) but I'll put it on my content list. I'll pop a link here when it's done. - Rachel
Hi Jess, I think it's a pretty comfortable distance to reach the handlebar, even for shorter arms. The challenge with this (and pretty much all toddler boards) is walking behind it. If possible I'd always recommend locating one in store to try it out to be sure you like way it feels. The weight limit is 22kgs so I think most 4.5 year olds will fit quite well. I hope that helps! - Rachel
You are the only video explaining how to fold the stroller with the cot and the footboard at the same time, I have watched 100000000 videos trying to find this, to see if it was possible, I even emailed Joolz and asked them (they said is not possible) well now we know it is even if it's bulky! Thanks so so so much for such an amazing review
I'm so glad it's helped! My previous video with the original Aer I do go through it a bit slower if that's also helpful. It was the last video after a long shoot so I was getting a bit casual with it. 😆
Plus the adapters make a big difference because it locks in when folded th-cam.com/video/EhKSoHXn7P8/w-d-xo.html
Wait! Nevermind! I got mixed up with where this comment was (TH-cam studio on my phone isn't great for navigating where comments actually are on the page)
You're already on the good demonstration. My latest video with the Aer+ footboard is the one I was 50/50 about publishing 😆
It would have been nice to see you walking around with it. Most footboards make it fairly tricky to push and this looks really bad. It looks as though you would have to walk beside it otherwise your feet would hit the back of it with every stride.
Hi Carleast, thank you for your comment! I did try to get some footage of walking with it, it was tricky in the tight studio space to make it work well visually. But I can maybe get an outdoor space to demonstrate what strolling around will look like. I found walking beside it easier for walking at a pace, or shorter and careful steps directly behind it.
Though I did mention in the video if possible to try it out in person - footboards are always a bit of a challenge and a learning experience. I think it's best to try it out and see if the compromises are something you can live with. - Rachel
@@ParentingCentral Thanks Rachel. Some prams are much bigger and better for footboards and the travel prams like the Aer are smaller and unlikely to be as suitable. But I'd be keen to know as we have the Aer and are considering it. We're going to sell our main pram (Silver Cross Wave) and buggy board.
@@ParentingCentral hi, were you able to get some footage of you walking with it that you can upload? Thanks
Hi there! Thank you for the reminder! I can make that happen. It most likely won't be until next weekend (approximately) but I'll put it on my content list. I'll pop a link here when it's done. - Rachel
@@ParentingCentral hi, were you able to do a video on this? Thanks
Do you think a 4 and a half old would fit on it? I have quite short arms & im not sure if she’d get in the way!
Hi Jess, I think it's a pretty comfortable distance to reach the handlebar, even for shorter arms. The challenge with this (and pretty much all toddler boards) is walking behind it. If possible I'd always recommend locating one in store to try it out to be sure you like way it feels. The weight limit is 22kgs so I think most 4.5 year olds will fit quite well. I hope that helps! - Rachel
@@ParentingCentral thank you!