
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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Redsbaby skip 3 for which we bought the handle bar separately or I would recommend baby bee’s travel pram but you’ll have to buy the carry bag separately
Get the travel pram, we have a baby bee miles and it’s so much easer dealing with flight and taxis and ended up living In our car after! Ended up selling our big pram haha
I went to Europe in November with my 9 month old. Went to UK and central Europe: it was mild in UK and freezing in Central Europe. I brought BabyBee Miles. It worked really well. I checked it in and just took baby in baby carrier. Would do again. Only thing I regretted was I didn’t have a winter muff so poor baby had to be bundled up in my husbands puffer and the rain cover.
I know it’s not one of the ones you asked about but I do love our Babybee miles. Have been using it for about 2 months and it’s the pram we keep in my small hatchback (our Babybee Juno doesn’t fit without putting the seat in my back seat) so we use the Miles for most day trips. Really happy with it. Feels really good to push, folds well, seat and harness pretty easy to adjust. I can’t comment on 100% upright because Bub still doesn’t sit completely up. Close, but not quite. But we do move her from laid back to mostly upright regularly (to switch between napping and looking around).
We’ve got one for our 5 month old and love it too.
I have the Rover3 (purchased in 2023) and planning to stick with it for my second due in November. My first will be a bit over 2 years and I plan to buy the toddler board to go onto the rover so he can either stand or sit when I’m out with them both. I’m hoping my first will be okay with this. If it doesn’t work, I’ll sell up and go a double pram from Babybee as well. Pros: Love the pram, it’s a smooth ride that fits in my smallish-mid size boot. Great accessories, especially the little caddy. Cons: one of the front wheels comes off if knocked by being taken out of the boot but goes back on easily. Whatever you decide Babybee prams are just amazing in general. I also have their travel pram (miles) and it’s been a great pram to travel overseas with and haven’t had an issue with having putting it in overhead storage for either domestic or international flights.
It's not one of the ones you mentioned but you should have a look at the babybee miles, it ticks all your requirements! Edited to add: we haven't bought yet but checked it out the other day and it was great! If you're in Melbourne or Sydney you can try it out at the memo otherwise I believe you can order from babybee and try at home and return if you don't like it. You're just not allowed to try it outside of your house.
Definitely look online, the fold was super easy!! They've got a video of it on YouTube as well

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