Swear by the Yoyo! We used it at 4 m.o with lay flat version, with carseat and still used on our current trip at 2+ yo. Has survived multiple European cities (hello cobblestones - basically off roading) and many airlines (no debate if it is overhead friendly- and in many cases can go under the seat on a tiny airplane) and is still going strong as the MVP of out travel adventures. Wash-ability is a major plus. 100% recommended.
I’m going on an international trip with my 4 month old. I’m looking for a durable, comfortable, and lightweight stroller that will work with the Nuna pipa car seat. I’m still struggling to decide between these two and the Nuna TRVL LX. Any thoughts on how the Nuna LX competes for best travel stroller?
I have the Bugaboo Butterfly. Just used it for a trip with just me and baby. The fold is spectacular.
Right? So good :)
Swear by the Yoyo! We used it at 4 m.o with lay flat version, with carseat and still used on our current trip at 2+ yo. Has survived multiple European cities (hello cobblestones - basically off roading) and many airlines (no debate if it is overhead friendly- and in many cases can go under the seat on a tiny airplane) and is still going strong as the MVP of out travel adventures. Wash-ability is a major plus. 100% recommended.
so for cobblestones is Yoyo ok? I am going to Roma with my 2,5y old and I am looking something compact but with durable wheels, thx
@rusovlaska538 that’s a tough one. It won’t be amazing, but it’s the best of the bunch!
Do you have a review on the joolz aer+ vs these strollers?
I’m going on an international trip with my 4 month old. I’m looking for a durable, comfortable, and lightweight stroller that will work with the Nuna pipa car seat.
I’m still struggling to decide between these two and the Nuna TRVL LX. Any thoughts on how the Nuna LX competes for best travel stroller?
Also the space in the under basket, the butterfly has so much more usable space