I like it more than my uppa baby! . Because i have to rotate the chair to forward facing to be able to fold. And when you fold it you have to be careful not to hurt your finger, also might get scratched!
Hey! We have the Nuna set up and we are currently using the bassinet attachment. I just wondered when you knew your little one was ready to go into a proper stroller? Sorry if thats a silly question, I am a first time parent and trying to learn quickly (my little one is currently 4 months old)
I can't seem to get the harness straps right. The plastic adjustable piece for shoulder height pokes through the seat cover slit and hits baby. So you have this issue?
I have the Triv as well and I hate it. It’s heavy, I don’t know why the handle bar is so loose as well, front wheels are bad they are always blocked. I’m going to sell it and get a yoyo instead.
Did you compare the Triv with the Yoyo2? We saw them today and Yoyo was even more flimsy… plus the seat doesn’t turn to parent-faced. It’s a pity because I really wanted the Yoyo.
@@christinag2919 Yes I finally bought it because the Yoyo is way more compact for travelling (and I just came back from holiday, using the Yoyo). To compare, each stroller has his own pros and cons. For holidays, it was way more practical to have a light and compact stroller: our car is an ID4 (so the trunk is quite ok) but the Triv was taking half of the trunk place. As for seat comfort, I prefer the Triv. My son likes to sit straight but the Yoyo's backrest doesn't come up fully into a straight upright position, so sometimes he ends up sitting straight and not using the backrest. Finally, yea the seat cannot be parent-faced, I quite liked it with my Triv, but it's just a matter of months. Like, we quickly turned him face to the world around 10 months old.
I absolutely loved the Triv!
this was SUCH a good review, thank you
i love the baby just watching by sitting on grass
I like it more than my uppa baby! . Because i have to rotate the chair to forward facing to be able to fold. And when you fold it you have to be careful not to hurt your finger, also might get scratched!
Hey! We have the Nuna set up and we are currently using the bassinet attachment. I just wondered when you knew your little one was ready to go into a proper stroller? Sorry if thats a silly question, I am a first time parent and trying to learn quickly (my little one is currently 4 months old)
Very helpful video, thank you!
Hi!! Can you use car seats from other brands with the ring adaptor?
Hi, very informative video. Would like to know if the harness is adjustable ? Thanks!
Hi! Thanks so much! Yes it is adjustable and it’s covered by that pad on the harness itself. All five points are adjustable. Hope it helps
What stroller did you end up getting after you sold this one?
Is this the original triv or the triv next?
It’s the original one. Got it in 2020
Hi is this the Triv or the Triv next ?
Thank you for the very helpful video. That wobbling and squeaky chassis seems really annoying.
I got an uppababy vista v2. When it's rolling it's great. Fold/unfold, putting into trunk, the general weight- all terrible cons.
Can I take it to airplane trip?
I can't seem to get the harness straps right. The plastic adjustable piece for shoulder height pokes through the seat cover slit and hits baby. So you have this issue?
Been looking for someone to raise up this issue coz have the same issue as yours! Do you have any idea how to overcome it?
This happens when we removed the seat pad for air ventilation
I have the Triv as well and I hate it. It’s heavy, I don’t know why the handle bar is so loose as well, front wheels are bad they are always blocked. I’m going to sell it and get a yoyo instead.
Did you compare the Triv with the Yoyo2? We saw them today and Yoyo was even more flimsy… plus the seat doesn’t turn to parent-faced. It’s a pity because I really wanted the Yoyo.
@@christinag2919 Yes I finally bought it because the Yoyo is way more compact for travelling (and I just came back from holiday, using the Yoyo). To compare, each stroller has his own pros and cons. For holidays, it was way more practical to have a light and compact stroller: our car is an ID4 (so the trunk is quite ok) but the Triv was taking half of the trunk place. As for seat comfort, I prefer the Triv. My son likes to sit straight but the Yoyo's backrest doesn't come up fully into a straight upright position, so sometimes he ends up sitting straight and not using the backrest. Finally, yea the seat cannot be parent-faced, I quite liked it with my Triv, but it's just a matter of months. Like, we quickly turned him face to the world around 10 months old.
How about using wheels with yoyo on uneven roads? I have trouble with the front wheel's weakness, just like you.
@@Namuunbatsukh I don’t had problems with yoyo’s front wheels so far
This stroller is mainly for travel not for everyday