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

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I have 2 +1 umbrella. 1. chicco miinimo , from vinted 30€ (our baby chair is only compatible with this model), 2. a 40€ stroller that I truly like from Jané umbrella: it was offered as it was going to the trash, and I am rehabing it with stuff that I have around.
We have a couple stroller/wagons now... a Vista V3, a jogging stroller, a compact one made by Chicco, a Pivot Explore... We use the Pivot Explore the most now that we have 2 kids and the youngest is 1... it is great for off-road. When it gets tough, it is better in wagon mode since you're pulling up instead of pushing down. I have friends with the Cruz, and it is pretty similar to the Vista, which is pretty good on dirt and grass. The larger the wheels, the better it will be, so the jogging stroller is the best for rough terrain, but the wagon wins in soft stuff like sand. The Vista is pretty darn good though, and has more options vs the jogging stroller. The Chicco we have has small wheels and hasn't been used in months.
We used the infant seat and a little chicco trolley thing. Like a much smaller lightweight stroller. I was able to use the carrier fairly quickly but the combo was easier.
Thats a great deal! I say keep it. I debated getting a high end system, but in the end opted for two mid range strollers (and I don’t regret it! I got the chicco corso le, keyfit 35, and a Joie nutmeg) All of that was still cheaper than a high end stroller not to mention all the extra gizmos sold separately.
We used chicco keyfit and loved it. Still use the stroller at 1 year old. Definitely a more budget friendly option but still works great
We wore out the ball bearings on our Babyzen Yoyo. Awesome stroller for toddlers/airports/transit. We had a free Chico keyfit, and the thing is your baby will quickly outgrow the bucket seat. (+1 that stroller had tons of room below for a diaper bag) But while they fit it, you'll want to be able to move them around in it without waking them up to switch locations. Once they're in a convertible, those are heavy - you're taking the kid out if you're moving the seat. Nuna Rava is nice because it's reasonably portable for Lyft rides. Never got "the system", so no clue on that, but why carry the extra weight? Couldn't be better than the BabyZen. I had two other strollers for special use cases and still landed on the zen as the main. Bumbleride is nice as a land rover/jogger.

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

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Compact travel, decent storage, but pricey, seat not upright.

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Cruz V3
Durable, massive storage, great service, but heavy and bulky.

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