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 find your reviews on-point, spoken with expertise and nuances that other stroller reviewers simply cannot achieve without being a stroller mechanic and having had experience with repairing them. It has been instrumental for us deciding which models are suitable for us. and that is another element of your reviews -they are balanced and present pro's and cons of each, and in aspects that people may not naturally consider until they have had the stroller for a while - at which time it is too late for regret and to change to another stroller. Although these reviews may not be relevant to us personally in the future - hopefully you will continue to do them. They have been a great public service and you deserve every piece of goodwill and fortune that may and will come to you!
You have a great ability in understanding and very clearly and concretely explaining everything from components, products, manufacturers, and the market as a whole. Thanks for breaking it all down. I'm sure that you could expand into other market categories successfully also.
Thank you very much for all the information you have provided. Ive been watching all your videos and I believe I’ve made a final decision. Im buying the Uppababy Cruz V2 because I didnt want a separate bassinet and I wanna be able to use it on many kinds of terrains. I had not noticed that Uppababy Cruz offers a snug seat for newborns. I had my eye on the bugaboo and Joolz. But was tipped over to Uppababy since I dont want to have another item to have to take care of (bassinet)
I’m in between these two and the main aspect holding me back from buying the Cruz is that the resell value (at least here in Sweden) is significantly higher for the Bugaboo, as the latter isn’t as popular here as in the US. However if I was still living in the US I would probably get the Cruz for that same but inverted reason, if that makes sense 😂 Thanks for your informed and detailed reviews!
What a fantastic review I always come to you guys every time i have a question. I find myself going back to a bugaboo because of the style and overall look of them, but boy the reviews on the small plastic parts and overall looseness really worries me. Ive seen the bassinet on a fox1 in a baby store once and the whole thing wobbled on the little arms like a cheap $200 pram and the textiles looked and felt the same as the cheapy prams too! I was really shocked. I was fully expecting this solid non wobbling pram for the $2000 price tag they are here. Would walking with baby on pot holy, curby, grassed areas every day be enough to shortten the life of the stroller do you think? Perhaps a buffalo or stokke crusi or trailz would be a better option, although significantly heavier and chunkier and i'm guessing more of a lug when pushing up hills?
Your reviews are really fantastic, thank you. I was certain I’d go for the Uppababy Vista 2 but I’m really put off by the weight as I sometimes have trouble with my back. We live in the countryside which is hilly so I want a smooth ride but something that I can put into the boot of the car without breaking my back. Which of these two would you recommend? Thank you!
these are the two models I’m looking to buy. I love both and I live In a cobblestone community which would obviously lead me to buy the fox 2. However I am concerned about the fact that the Fox 2 May break on me at some point. The sturdiness of the Cruz v2 Is what I’m leaning towards to... I just don’t know what to do.
Try an older bugaboo like a buffalo. They were sturdier, heavier in the frame and purpose built for cobblestony grassy areas and they're STILL recommended over todays "all terrain" prams...Same deal with the stokke trailz.
Hi there thank you for these thorough reviews. Just wanted to know if you’ve reviewed the bugaboo lynx? I’m trying to decide between a lynx or fox 2. Thanks
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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 find your reviews on-point, spoken with expertise and nuances that other stroller reviewers simply cannot achieve without being a stroller mechanic and having had experience with repairing them. It has been instrumental for us deciding which models are suitable for us. and that is another element of your reviews -they are balanced and present pro's and cons of each, and in aspects that people may not naturally consider until they have had the stroller for a while - at which time it is too late for regret and to change to another stroller.
Although these reviews may not be relevant to us personally in the future - hopefully you will continue to do them. They have been a great public service and you deserve every piece of goodwill and fortune that may and will come to you!
Thanks very much. I'm very happy we could help. :)
You have a great ability in understanding and very clearly and concretely explaining everything from components, products, manufacturers, and the market as a whole. Thanks for breaking it all down. I'm sure that you could expand into other market categories successfully also.
3 years later but I’m still deciding between these two.
It's no longer Fox 2. It's now Fox 5 😂
@@allison2lu lol that’s what I mean. Or maybe a used 4.
Excellent review and comparison, as always.
Thank you very much for all the information you have provided. Ive been watching all your videos and I believe I’ve made a final decision. Im buying the Uppababy Cruz V2 because I didnt want a separate bassinet and I wanna be able to use it on many kinds of terrains. I had not noticed that Uppababy Cruz offers a snug seat for newborns. I had my eye on the bugaboo and Joolz. But was tipped over to Uppababy since I dont want to have another item to have to take care of (bassinet)
Right on, the Cruz V2 is a great model. :)
I’m in between these two and the main aspect holding me back from buying the Cruz is that the resell value (at least here in Sweden) is significantly higher for the Bugaboo, as the latter isn’t as popular here as in the US. However if I was still living in the US I would probably get the Cruz for that same but inverted reason, if that makes sense 😂 Thanks for your informed and detailed reviews!
Totally get this. More people should think this way. Maybe then, strollers would built as sturdily as bicycles. :)
What a fantastic review I always come to you guys every time i have a question. I find myself going back to a bugaboo because of the style and overall look of them, but boy the reviews on the small plastic parts and overall looseness really worries me. Ive seen the bassinet on a fox1 in a baby store once and the whole thing wobbled on the little arms like a cheap $200 pram and the textiles looked and felt the same as the cheapy prams too! I was really shocked. I was fully expecting this solid non wobbling pram for the $2000 price tag they are here. Would walking with baby on pot holy, curby, grassed areas every day be enough to shortten the life of the stroller do you think? Perhaps a buffalo or stokke crusi or trailz would be a better option, although significantly heavier and chunkier and i'm guessing more of a lug when pushing up hills?
Your reviews are really fantastic, thank you. I was certain I’d go for the Uppababy Vista 2 but I’m really put off by the weight as I sometimes have trouble with my back. We live in the countryside which is hilly so I want a smooth ride but something that I can put into the boot of the car without breaking my back. Which of these two would you recommend? Thank you!
I would like to also know answer about your question.
Can I please ask which you ended up going with and your thoughts on the one you got? Thank you!
Thank you. Your review is professional and very useful 👍
Life changing experience
these are the two models I’m looking to buy. I love both and I live In a cobblestone community which would obviously lead me to buy the fox 2. However I am concerned about the fact that the Fox 2 May break on me at some point. The sturdiness of the Cruz v2 Is what I’m leaning towards to... I just don’t know what to do.
Try an older bugaboo like a buffalo. They were sturdier, heavier in the frame and purpose built for cobblestony grassy areas and they're STILL recommended over todays "all terrain" prams...Same deal with the stokke trailz.
@@wibblewobble489 thank you for your input! Very helpful.
Hi there thank you for these thorough reviews. Just wanted to know if you’ve reviewed the bugaboo lynx? I’m trying to decide between a lynx or fox 2. Thanks
Not yet, as it's not available in Norway. We're hoping soon, though. :)
Could you do a review of the uppababy vista v2 or a comparison to similar stroller such as Bugaboo donkey 3? Thank you.
Yes :) Vista v2 will be coming soon.
So which one u recommend ? Thanks
Depends on your situation. :)