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Great explanation - thank you! I have been using nxt60 since 2018. After 2 years or so we noticed the front wheels “nest” of the chassis cracked a bit. It doesn’t create any real problems but yes, it happened. Though I must confess we used this city-type stroller in nature often. With the 3rd child I am thinking of switching to Bugaboo Fox 3. Based on you video I feel it is the right choice for us
Dont bother buying emmaljunga, the canopy is too small and it doesn't protect sun rays when baby is in the stroller. I still prefer the bugaboo fox series, way better!
I definitely get this criticism. I still like Emmaljunga for the ruggedness of some of their models, but it's true that they generally won't provide the same comfort as the Fox. :)
I like the superviking from Emmaljunga better than the nxt90. I find the suspension better and its also easier to handle, the turn radius on the nxt90 isnt ideal imo. A bit heavy to get up curbs as well. But sadly they are discontinuing it. I feel like all the best strollers arent sold anymore, Bugaboo Buffalo, superviking. Whats next?
I get what you're saying, but I think it goes up and down among the different brands. Bugaboo's in a low place now, but the Stokke Trailz is nice vs the Xplory and the Crusi. Mountain Buggy used to be good and now they're horrible, but TFK is slowly improving their designs. Just think, 6 years ago we all used the Maclaren Techno for travelling and now we have the Babyzen :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo That is very true. I have never tried a mountain buggy before, how have they gotten worse? From which model I feel like not much can beat babyjoggers three wheeled strollers though. The fold is so easy (and compact) and the quality of them are good. Ive tried all of them at some point, the elite being the favorite.
Totally agree, City Elite is absolutely my favorite 3-wheeler. Mountain buggy always really had only one good model - the Urban Jungle, which started out super simple, and then in order to keep launching new versions, they started messing with the wheels and adding complex inferior mechanisms like a hand mounted static brake made of really cheap plastic, and now they aren't even sold in Barnas Hus / Babyshop, while I still get 15 yr old models (the simpler version) in the workshop to get shined up for they're 4th or 5th kid.
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!
Great explanation - thank you! I have been using nxt60 since 2018. After 2 years or so we noticed the front wheels “nest” of the chassis cracked a bit. It doesn’t create any real problems but yes, it happened. Though I must confess we used this city-type stroller in nature often. With the 3rd child I am thinking of switching to Bugaboo Fox 3. Based on you video I feel it is the right choice for us
Nxt90 is heavy and it breaks all the time. Worst of both worlds.
Could you please compare NXT60 and Cybex?
Dont bother buying emmaljunga, the canopy is too small and it doesn't protect sun rays when baby is in the stroller. I still prefer the bugaboo fox series, way better!
I definitely get this criticism. I still like Emmaljunga for the ruggedness of some of their models, but it's true that they generally won't provide the same comfort as the Fox. :)
Any other full size stroller that reminds of you of bugaboo buggalo ..stoccke trailz discontinued Canada and Emuljunga not sold ever here
Fox wins in the brake system test. Easier to lock and unlock without using the top of your shoe.
Ljunga is pronounced J only, EmmaJunga
Thanks for the tip :)
More like emmayunga, its a soft j
I like the superviking from Emmaljunga better than the nxt90. I find the suspension better and its also easier to handle, the turn radius on the nxt90 isnt ideal imo. A bit heavy to get up curbs as well. But sadly they are discontinuing it.
I feel like all the best strollers arent sold anymore, Bugaboo Buffalo, superviking. Whats next?
I get what you're saying, but I think it goes up and down among the different brands. Bugaboo's in a low place now, but the Stokke Trailz is nice vs the Xplory and the Crusi. Mountain Buggy used to be good and now they're horrible, but TFK is slowly improving their designs. Just think, 6 years ago we all used the Maclaren Techno for travelling and now we have the Babyzen :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo That is very true. I have never tried a mountain buggy before, how have they gotten worse? From which model
I feel like not much can beat babyjoggers three wheeled strollers though. The fold is so easy (and compact) and the quality of them are good. Ive tried all of them at some point, the elite being the favorite.
Totally agree, City Elite is absolutely my favorite 3-wheeler. Mountain buggy always really had only one good model - the Urban Jungle, which started out super simple, and then in order to keep launching new versions, they started messing with the wheels and adding complex inferior mechanisms like a hand mounted static brake made of really cheap plastic, and now they aren't even sold in Barnas Hus / Babyshop, while I still get 15 yr old models (the simpler version) in the workshop to get shined up for they're 4th or 5th kid.
15 yrs might be an over-statement, but it feels that long, lol :)
NXT60 soon?
Eventually. NXT60 is a great mid-sized stroller :)