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!
Just wanted to thank you for the excellent stroller reviews. I haven't seen anything else out there like this. Your approach at examining these strollers from an engineering perspective is incredibly insightful. I think it is both good for the buyer and the market as a whole. Keep up the stellar work!!
After checking out nearly every stroller in-person, the Nuna Mixx is by far the best overall option. The Triv is 2nd. After that Mockingbird is a close 3rd.
I love you. I love your reviews. I’m obsessed with buggies. Iv never had a umbrella stroller 🤢 To me there gross, sorry. You’ve sold me on all your videos on the uppababy vista. I don’t drive but my partner does. I take daily strolls into town and parks with my little ones. And only occasionally need it in the car for shopping trips days out when my partner isn’t working. I am in love with how honest you are about every buggy you review. We are planning no.3 for middle of next year, and your reviews have totally sold me on the vista 2 even though I won’t be needing it as a double :) Thank you x
I have been comparing the bugaboo fox 2, stokke trailz, Thule sleek, and Joolz day 3 for almost year and I still cannot decide which stroller to pick out. I have a 6 month old now and currently using the Doona car seat/stroller, but I need something for more of an everyday stroller. All four look very comparable. I like that all four strollers are considered all-terrain. The stroller I am looking for will mostly be used for walks around the neighborhood, which has a lot of uneven sidewalks and lots of small hills. I also need the stroller to handle the occasional “off road” like gravel/dirt pathways/etc. The weight of the stroller is not a big dealbreaker since we drive a small suv for transportation to stores/malls/museums/etc. I would prefer the stroller to be easy to fold and unfold. Taking into account the aforementioned, which of the four would you recommend? Which one is the most comfortable for baby?
I have the bugaboo and have taken it out on every terrain including snow and mud, it handles amazing! and if the wheels get dirty just pop them off before loading into the car. my baby loves how comfortable it is and how easy to switch from forward facing to rear facing with the click of a button.
Nuna mix next, is extremely cheap in my country. Here we have Emmaljunga and Odder. Two VERY popular brands in Scandinavia. We also have Cybex, Silver Cross, and Stokke, which are also relatively expencive. Then there are a few less popular brands, though many are higher quality that the top brand ones, it's Britax Römer, Maxi-Cosi, Nuna, BabyTrold/Trille, Basson Baby, Hauck, ABC Design and Quinny (specifically Hubb).
As someone who has both the mixx next & the cruz V2, I loveeee my uppababy. It definitely feels sturdier. I like the nuna as a “lightweight” stroller because of it’s folding size. I don’t have a big car so the cruz takes a lot of space but I definitely love it a little bit more.
@@Innessofficial the Cruz. Not a fan of the vista, I wasn’t going to use the bassinet (you can always buy one for the Cruz separately) and don’t need it as a double stroller. My kids are far to apart to use the vista as a double stroller especially since leg room isn’t a lot for both kids & the rumble seat only holds 35 pounds. I didn’t want my youngest at the bottom.
I was definitely expecting to see Baby Jogger City Select LUX on this list. But maybe because this is what I bought after watching almost all of your videos 🙊😁
Would you ever consider making a review of the Evenflo Pivot Xpand (single to double stroller)? Really enjoy watching your videos. Love how in-depth your reviews are.
Great reviews. Can you review the joie finiti? And the easywalker rudey ? I haven’t seen any English language reviews on them, only Russian and Malaysian lol
I'm genuinely curious of your opinion. If I were to find a bugaboo buffalo is it still worth it to buy one used or even brand new in box or just go for the other bugaboo single child models available today? Maybe do a buyers guide for strollers broken down by brand.
@thestrollerworkshop can you please share your amazing insights on Oyster 3. There are very limited reviews available on it and I am not sure which of them is even reliable.
Appreciate the reviews! i have the nuna nexxt and don't see the issues you're pointing out! best stroller I've tried. Perhaps the Canadian vs USA version is different??
How do you feel these newer strollers compare to something like a Stokke xplory or trailz or even a crusi? I'm so torn with my stroller purchase still lolol. I'll only get 1 shot at this and i want it to feel luxurious but not break my spine while im trying to throw it into a raised cars canopy lol. Bugaboo's were my first pick but your reviews and how horrifically low the bassinet is puts me off majorly. I wanna be able to see my baby right up close to me, not at my knees.
Bugaboo and Joolz top the Australian safety standards for prams/strollers. "Choice" the Australian consumer body runs testing and comprehensive safety analysis of prams. They're worth checking out and are impartial and not motivated by profit.
Thanks! I'll check it out. Australia has some of the strictest safety standards globally (along with Canada), and also has awesome consumer protection laws. I actually regularly check productreview.com.au when looking at new models, to get a sense of what might be problem areas - Aussies don't hold back at all if they have beef with something. :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Yeah - it's really a bit galling to see some of the most expensive and prestigious brands fail basic safety testing by Choice. I really appreciate your response - level headed. Thanks and have subscribed.
Not sure yet. Our experience of Graco models is generally that they are very low-price and that the manufacturing quality reflects this unfortunately. This specific package deal though (Nest2Grow) seems to be ridiculously popular though - so much so that we're considering spending the 1K USD that it costs to buy it and get it shipped to Norway. So if you have time to wait, keep an eye on our channel around April, and hopefully we'll cover it. :)
Orbit strollers are a little hard to get ahold of here in Norway, unfortunately, but we'll definitely cover it if it shows up. We had one of the earlier orbit models at some point though, and if you've never seen one in the real world, then it's worth pointing out, that the design overall is really heavy, and there's also not much going on as far as actually useful capabilities for all that weight, in my opinion - good terrain ability and a bigger seat being more important than swiveling the seat 360 (even though it does look very cool). :)
Question: is the vista (in all its forms) bassinet height the same as a stokke? I'm looking for the pram with the highest baby sitting in bassinet height.
Do you not consider city select high end due to brand or quality? Which do you prefer vista or city select (lux or none)? Wondering which is a better single and double stroller. Thank you.
Check out this video (as well as the stand-alone reviews, which are much more in-depth, supplemented if you feel it's necessary by seaching disassembly vids on our channel): th-cam.com/video/ZH6xYbxk0RE/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this. I can't see a video on the Nuna Demi Grow. Would love your thoughts on that for a solo baby in a growing family wanting it to eventually convert to 2 kids. Thanks!
Joolz is like pushing Titanic (or a shopping trolley) in front of you - not the best when you try to get on a bus (we are in London). Had UB Vista, but sold and got Cruz instead, as I found Vista's large size works best if you have twins or 2 kids in the pram. Otherwise with 1 child it's just too bulky and takes much more room in the boot of the car. So far in my personal view Cruz is the best for the city's hop on and off travels. Bassinet removes with 1 button, the frame is light and is super maneuverable. And a very large basket is a huge plus.
Very true. From my experience you need to pick what works for you. Some elements to consider: How low the hood goes (some are great strollers but the hood is too short, like in Mountain buggy) Weight, how heavy it is, the lighter the better when you carry the stroller and the baby The ease of folding The size of the underneath basket (you want to be able to stuff things underneath) How high is the upright seat (from the seat part to the top part above childs head, the reason for that is that if that part is very short, your child will outgrow the stroller in no time and you will need another stroller after 2 years) Good luck. I like Britax b-agile the most, I don't know other britax though. I also like Uppababy Vista and Cruz. If you buy those used check the brakes, because I am using Cruz now and the brakes are bit crickety.
@@babycakes8434 I have the bugaboo chameleon, it separates into two pieces and folds up well enough for our Pathfinder but definitely not a compact fold. the hood can cover the baby almost completely. Love the reversible seat and handle bars. Handle bars extend for us tallish gals. Adjustable shocks...there is so much that I love about this stroller. It’s been through a snow storm, rain, sand and 6” of mud.
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!
Just wanted to thank you for the excellent stroller reviews. I haven't seen anything else out there like this. Your approach at examining these strollers from an engineering perspective is incredibly insightful. I think it is both good for the buyer and the market as a whole. Keep up the stellar work!!
After checking out nearly every stroller in-person, the Nuna Mixx is by far the best overall option. The Triv is 2nd. After that Mockingbird is a close 3rd.
Great video and comparison! I have the Cruz V2 and it’s perfect! Yes it is more compact compared to the Vista V2 which is why I decided to go with it.
I love you. I love your reviews. I’m obsessed with buggies. Iv never had a umbrella stroller 🤢 To me there gross, sorry. You’ve sold me on all your videos on the uppababy vista.
I don’t drive but my partner does. I take daily strolls into town and parks with my little ones. And only occasionally need it in the car for shopping trips days out when my partner isn’t working.
I am in love with how honest you are about every buggy you review.
We are planning no.3 for middle of next year, and your reviews have totally sold me on the vista 2 even though I won’t be needing it as a double :)
Thank you x
I have been comparing the bugaboo fox 2, stokke trailz, Thule sleek, and Joolz day 3 for almost year and I still cannot decide which stroller to pick out. I have a 6 month old now and currently using the Doona car seat/stroller, but I need something for more of an everyday stroller. All four look very comparable. I like that all four strollers are considered all-terrain. The stroller I am looking for will mostly be used for walks around the neighborhood, which has a lot of uneven sidewalks and lots of small hills. I also need the stroller to handle the occasional “off road” like gravel/dirt pathways/etc. The weight of the stroller is not a big dealbreaker since we drive a small suv for transportation to stores/malls/museums/etc. I would prefer the stroller to be easy to fold and unfold. Taking into account the aforementioned, which of the four would you recommend? Which one is the most comfortable for baby?
fox2
I would recommend a Bob revolution
I have the bugaboo and have taken it out on every terrain including snow and mud, it handles amazing! and if the wheels get dirty just pop them off before loading into the car. my baby loves how comfortable it is and how easy to switch from forward facing to rear facing with the click of a button.
Nuna mix next, is extremely cheap in my country. Here we have Emmaljunga and Odder. Two VERY popular brands in Scandinavia. We also have Cybex, Silver Cross, and Stokke, which are also relatively expencive.
Then there are a few less popular brands, though many are higher quality that the top brand ones, it's Britax Römer, Maxi-Cosi, Nuna, BabyTrold/Trille, Basson Baby, Hauck, ABC Design and Quinny (specifically Hubb).
I bought britax go and found it to be really good
Where? In Sweden?
As someone who has both the mixx next & the cruz V2, I loveeee my uppababy. It definitely feels sturdier. I like the nuna as a “lightweight” stroller because of it’s folding size. I don’t have a big car so the cruz takes a lot of space but I definitely love it a little bit more.
Do you refer to vista or cruz?
@@Innessofficial the Cruz. Not a fan of the vista, I wasn’t going to use the bassinet (you can always buy one for the Cruz separately) and don’t need it as a double stroller. My kids are far to apart to use the vista as a double stroller especially since leg room isn’t a lot for both kids & the rumble seat only holds 35 pounds. I didn’t want my youngest at the bottom.
Best stroller channel!
I was definitely expecting to see Baby Jogger City Select LUX on this list. But maybe because this is what I bought after watching almost all of your videos 🙊😁
I bought a buccani pletora. I love it. Baby hasn't come yet but I'm still really impressed with the quality.
Still like it?
@@ThePC3D my daughter got too tall for it around 16 months old. I'm about to try and sell it. It was great otherwise.
Would you ever consider making a review of the Evenflo Pivot Xpand (single to double stroller)? Really enjoy watching your videos. Love how in-depth your reviews are.
Great reviews. Can you review the joie finiti? And the easywalker rudey ? I haven’t seen any English language reviews on them, only Russian and Malaysian lol
Can you do a review for the joolz hub+ +/- comparison with uppababy cruz v2? Keen to see them side by side.
Yes please
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I’d love to see a video of what strollers are best on the market for city life with no car for single child
Right on. Great idea :)
We got the joolz hub (the City model of Joolz). We are supper happy :)
Me too!
@@BarnevognverkstedNo me too!
Baby Jogger City Mini gt2!
Hi! Thank you so much for all your videos! Would you be able to review Agio Z4? Also, would you recommend uppababy vista v2 over Agio Z4? Thank you!
I'm genuinely curious of your opinion. If I were to find a bugaboo buffalo is it still worth it to buy one used or even brand new in box or just go for the other bugaboo single child models available today? Maybe do a buyers guide for strollers broken down by brand.
Thank for the video !! I just got my Vista and I LOVE IT !!!!
@thestrollerworkshop can you please share your amazing insights on Oyster 3. There are very limited reviews available on it and I am not sure which of them is even reliable.
Hi, please can you make a video about comparisons basinets of fox 2 , vista2, and others. I can not find any info to compare them length, height.
Appreciate the reviews! i have the nuna nexxt and don't see the issues you're pointing out! best stroller I've tried. Perhaps the Canadian vs USA version is different??
What material is the nuna demi grow chassis? It looks plastic from a distance and feels most scratch prone?
How do you feel these newer strollers compare to something like a Stokke xplory or trailz or even a crusi? I'm so torn with my stroller purchase still lolol. I'll only get 1 shot at this and i want it to feel luxurious but not break my spine while im trying to throw it into a raised cars canopy lol. Bugaboo's were my first pick but your reviews and how horrifically low the bassinet is puts me off majorly. I wanna be able to see my baby right up close to me, not at my knees.
I learned that none of them are truly good... please do the reviews of your favourite strollers!
this is a great review and I still don't know what to get😭how come none of them "have it all" and I don't ask for much
Bugaboo and Joolz top the Australian safety standards for prams/strollers. "Choice" the Australian consumer body runs testing and comprehensive safety analysis of prams. They're worth checking out and are impartial and not motivated by profit.
Thanks! I'll check it out. Australia has some of the strictest safety standards globally (along with Canada), and also has awesome consumer protection laws. I actually regularly check productreview.com.au when looking at new models, to get a sense of what might be problem areas - Aussies don't hold back at all if they have beef with something. :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Yeah - it's really a bit galling to see some of the most expensive and prestigious brands fail basic safety testing by Choice. I really appreciate your response - level headed. Thanks and have subscribed.
I wouldn' t choose any of them due to too small front wheels.
thanks again. Makes easier to narrow down brands and models
Why no Cybex?!?
What’s your opinion on Modes™ Nest2Grow™ Travel System. Thanks again for wonderful videos
Not sure yet. Our experience of Graco models is generally that they are very low-price and that the manufacturing quality reflects this unfortunately. This specific package deal though (Nest2Grow) seems to be ridiculously popular though - so much so that we're considering spending the 1K USD that it costs to buy it and get it shipped to Norway. So if you have time to wait, keep an eye on our channel around April, and hopefully we'll cover it. :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo thanks for the answer and waiting your video hopefully🙏
Are there any plans to compare the Orbit baby G5 against the other high end strollers?
Orbit strollers are a little hard to get ahold of here in Norway, unfortunately, but we'll definitely cover it if it shows up. We had one of the earlier orbit models at some point though, and if you've never seen one in the real world, then it's worth pointing out, that the design overall is really heavy, and there's also not much going on as far as actually useful capabilities for all that weight, in my opinion - good terrain ability and a bigger seat being more important than swiveling the seat 360 (even though it does look very cool). :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo thank you for the reply! Good points to think about.
Question: is the vista (in all its forms) bassinet height the same as a stokke? I'm looking for the pram with the highest baby sitting in bassinet height.
That's only for 6months starting from birth... Not worth picking a pram over in my opinion
Which pram did you end up buying?
Do you have a review for nuna triv?
Do you not consider city select high end due to brand or quality? Which do you prefer vista or city select (lux or none)? Wondering which is a better single and double stroller. Thank you.
edwards & co any good?
what about the cybex stroller?
High end comparison without Cybex Priam, Stokke Xplory ? :(
Indeed! I also expected those models
Check out this video (as well as the stand-alone reviews, which are much more in-depth, supplemented if you feel it's necessary by seaching disassembly vids on our channel): th-cam.com/video/ZH6xYbxk0RE/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this. I can't see a video on the Nuna Demi Grow. Would love your thoughts on that for a solo baby in a growing family wanting it to eventually convert to 2 kids. Thanks!
Demi Grow is coming soon :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo Awesome thanks!
is wish they had done joolz geo 2 here in the video too, but i guess its on patreon list.
We have a review of the Geo 2 if you're interested :)
th-cam.com/video/HYkmv0nOrwk/w-d-xo.html
@@BarnevognverkstedNo i saw it but i want it against other stroller for heavy mountain terrain
ICandy range any good?
I have to ask as someone ttc and totally new to your channel… where do the strollers go? 😂 thank you for the video
Currently they're sold at a loss on the used market. The long-term plan is to give them away to Patrons though. :)
Joolz is like pushing Titanic (or a shopping trolley) in front of you - not the best when you try to get on a bus (we are in London).
Had UB Vista, but sold and got Cruz instead, as I found Vista's large size works best if you have twins or 2 kids in the pram. Otherwise with 1 child it's just too bulky and takes much more room in the boot of the car. So far in my personal view Cruz is the best for the city's hop on and off travels. Bassinet removes with 1 button, the frame is light and is super maneuverable. And a very large basket is a huge plus.
It looks like there is no perfect pushchair, and price doesn’t guarantee better quality.
I got a silver cross coast and am super satisfied so far :)
I think my bugaboo is pretty darn perfect. Third baby and third stroller. Love, love, love it!
@@faithharrison3755 What model?
Very true. From my experience you need to pick what works for you.
Some elements to consider:
How low the hood goes (some are great strollers but the hood is too short, like in Mountain buggy)
Weight, how heavy it is, the lighter the better when you carry the stroller and the baby
The ease of folding
The size of the underneath basket (you want to be able to stuff things underneath)
How high is the upright seat (from the seat part to the top part above childs head, the reason for that is that if that part is very short, your child will outgrow the stroller in no time and you will need another stroller after 2 years)
Good luck.
I like Britax b-agile the most, I don't know other britax though.
I also like Uppababy Vista and Cruz. If you buy those used check the brakes, because I am using Cruz now and the brakes are bit crickety.
@@babycakes8434 I have the bugaboo chameleon, it separates into two pieces and folds up well enough for our Pathfinder but definitely not a compact fold. the hood can cover the baby almost completely. Love the reversible seat and handle bars. Handle bars extend for us tallish gals. Adjustable shocks...there is so much that I love about this stroller. It’s been through a snow storm, rain, sand and 6” of mud.
Vista is quite bulky and you can't wash the fabrics :/
Inglesina Aptica the best!
It's very heavy
The thumbnail tire sizes all the same. Go with the bob
Purchase links would have had me clicking to purchase, rather than heading to Google to find these strollers…
I get it dude, but not having purchase-links keeps me honest :)