Cybex - Balios S Lux

Travel strollers aren’t very useful for daily walks etc and have been known to tip over if not on the correct terrain.  As a travel strollers get the bugaboo butterfly or Joolz aer+  If you want a lightweight all rounder the best would be the cybex balios or nuna triv 

Ca dépend aussi beaucoup de si vous pensez faire un jour un 2eme. Nous avons changé de poussette au bout de 10 mois (la 1ere était un prêt que nous avons rendu avec le cosy). Nous sommes passé sur une balios S en mode hamac (pas de cosy) que nous avons complété vers les 18 mois de N1 par une poussette canne car j'étais enceinte de N2, et je ne pouvais plus mettre la ballions dans la voiture à cause de son poids. La balios a servi à nouveau pour N2 avec le cosy...Nous avons donné toutes les poussettes vers les 28 mois de N2.

I went deep down the rabbit hole of stroller research. \- If you want something that can handle hiking/uneven ground AND want something that can travel easily on a plane (i.e. in the overhead compartment) -- it doesn't exist. My recommendation would be a city and travel-friendly stroller that can also accommodate a bassinet or infant carseat attachment. We bought the Bugaboo Butterfly after realizing what a pain it was trying to get our full size stroller (Cybex Balios) into the stroller room at daycare while juggling a baby. It is sturdy, does great on our crappy city sidewalks, has a shoulder strap for carrying, fits in the footwell below the car seat in the car, and in the overhead compartment on planes. It also has adapters for a bassinet and/or infant carseat, but we didn't get the stroller until he had outgrown both of those needs so can't speak to those. \- I'd recommend doing a front carrier and eventually a hiking backpack carrier for off-roading and focus on a stroller that meets 90% of your day-to-day needs. \- Once baby is out of the infant carseat, you'll still need a stroller and a carseat for travel, but as far as I know there aren't any adapters for attaching a full-size car seat into a stroller. So I wouldn't overthink this piece too much. It's annoying but just kind of the way it is. We bring both onto the plane and strap the carseat into the seat we purchased for baby and stroller under the seat/in the overhead. You can also gate check strollers and car seats for free. \- All car seats must meet the same federal safety regulations for crash safety, material usage, etc. The rest is marketing. \- There's a decent used market for name brands. When I was stroller shopping, there were many used Uppababy Vista/Cruz on Facebook Marketplace. \- A jogging stroller or full-size stroller will take up your entire trunk unless you have an SUV. \- Most jogging strollers don't accommodate a bassinet and are only rated for 6 months+. \- We have a summer baby. Where we live, it is simply too hot during summer to wear a newborn in a carrier. So bassinet was the only way we could safely and comfortably get outside in the early months. (Our car seat was not compatible with our stroller - buying the bassinet was cheaper than buying a compatible car seat)

Cybex balios! It’s not terribly heavy or expensive but still on the heavier/more durable end. You can get a mostly flat recline so you don’t really need a bassinet for neighborhood walks unless you want one for your new newborn, and the included car seat options are great. The only negative is you need adapters to click the car seat in, vs the toddler seat but I just leave them in the trunk and it’s not a huge deal.

Ovo sem sombra de dúvidas Cybex Cloud T Plus i-Size! Quanto a packs ia para o pack do Balios S Lux da Cybex mas com este ovo. Tivemos um menino no ano passado e foi a nossa opção e ainda acabamos por incluir a alcofa que nos deu imenso jeito principalemente na altura de Verão.

On utilise la balios s en ville et au bois, elle est super. Pour la campagne on a la chicco activ 3 et très bien aussi (testée pendant les vacances dans la boue et la rivière qui a débordé, nickel).

Ние взехме Balios S Lux 3в1 за 1150лв. Добавих основа за кошчето за кола и това беше повече от достатъчно. На седмия месец взех от познат Britax Romer Duofix столче за кола. Т.е. половината от комплекта вече е излишен. Чудя се дали има смисъл да се оглеждам за триколки. Бюджета добре е сметнат. Всичко изброено с чаршафите е около 2к Иначе добри отзиви мога да дам за количката. Единствено за топлите месеци задължително да се добави подложка против изпотяване, понеже материята е непромокаема и много спарва детето

Nunca comprara em segunda mão, não sabes o histórico e é a segurança do teu bebe que está em jogo. Com segurança e conforto não se facilita. Compras roupa em segunda mão na kid2kid ou na vinted depois ou na zippy, MO e H&M na altura dos saltos e poupas dinheiro. Quanto a lojas, vê a byBebe tem loja online e loja física em Coimbra onde fazem 10% de desconto direto. E tens outra loja física e online que é a peanut. Nós fomos a loja ver tudo, fazer todas a perguntas, depois procuramos online para ver se era mais barato e encontramos uma promoção no El Corte Ingles que nos poupou 400eur. Começamos à procura nos primeiros meses de gravidez e só compramos no 8o. Acabamos por optar pelo Cybex cloudT (ovo isofix e cadeira auto) e compramos o balios como carro. Não compramos alcova. Vais ter que comprar sempre uns adaptadores para o ovo encaixar no carro. Se fosse hoje não comprava o balios porque é demasiado grande e mesmo tenso 500litros de bagageira, ocupa um bocado espaço. A cybex tem outras opções mais maneirinhas. Contudo, se sabes que vais usar muito o carrinho é um dos mais confortáveis. Entretanto tivemos um 2o bebé e só tivemos que comprar isofix, a mais velha usa a cadeira auto e ele o ovo. Ah! E a terceira cadeira (sim, são 3 cadeiras auto até não precisarem de nada) em principio também será cybex, mas ainda falta 2 anos para essa compra. Boa sorte

I HIGHLY recommend the Cybex travel system. The Balios is a bit more affordable which I love. And they don't require the adapters like most of them do, even Nuna. They are also compatible with a bassinet which is not an expensive add on.

I HIGHLY recommend the Cybex travel system. The Balios is a bit more affordable which I love. And they don't require the adapters like most of them do, even Nuna. They are also compatible with a bassinet which is not an expensive add on.

Yeah, the Doona is problematic for several reasons. But, the worst part is it is very very very heavy. If I could go back and do it all over again here are a few options I would do if money were no object I have a Cybex Balios S Lux with Aton G Swivel car seat and Cot a Lux Bassinet. I love them! My mom group has an Uppababy Vista V3, Mockingbird Single to Double, Uppababy Cruz, Bugaboo Fox 5, and Babyzen Yoyo. I personally think that my Cybex setup is nicer and smoother than any of their strollers. However, we travel a lot and the Balios is on the larger side and the Cot s Lux is big. But, it is not bigger than any mentioned above besides the Yoyo. Because they're bulkier, there isn't a bag you can put the frame with or bassinet attachment with and it would be near impossible to fly with, in my opinion, because they'd get damaged. So, I went ahead and got a compact travel stroller to use when I'm out and about with the baby by myself and when we are traveling. I also got a secondary car seat for air travel that is lighter. I went with the Joolz Aer 2 with the Nest 2 Seat (bassinet basically) and the Nuna Pipa Aire. It's got a one hand fold, very light, very compact (overhead bin approved), nice feel, easy to use, etc. If you ever go jogging/walking on trails/live somewhere with uneven sidewalks (which I do), it is worth noting that you need a "jogging" stroller (3 wheels, all larger). Even the Balios, Vista, etc. are not going to handle these conditions very well - especially not until baby is 6+ months and can use the seat instead of the bassinet option. I wish I would've gotten a jogging stroller too for when I want to do these things. I've tested several and am looking into getting one. If I had to go back and do it all over again with no budget, I would do this: 1. Nina Pipa Aire Car seat 2. Joolz Aer 2 with Nest 2 Seat OR Uppababy Minu V3 with Minu Bassinet 3. Thule Urban Glide 3 (there is a bassinet attachment and it has car seat adapters for Nuna) Basically, I do don't think it's possible to have a travel system that "does it all" so it comes down to what is important to you. But, I promise at some point you will want a more compact and lightweight option because WHEW things start getting heavy as they get heavier and there's nothing worse than your child screaming in the car while you struggle to collapse and breakdown their stroller and put it in the back.

We have the Cybex Balios stroller and bought the Cot S to go with it. I feel like it's been a million times worth it. I have a small baby (2nd percentile) and he's 11 weeks and there's no way he would fit in the seat. And tho it reclines into a "bassinet" it's not totally flat and just isn't nearly as comfy as the bassinet attachment. Babies are not supposed to be in the car seat for more than 30 mins outside of the car and it's not safe for sleep outside of the car (car base keeps it at proper angle) - so while we do click the car seat into the stroller sometimes, I just rather use the bassinet

Здравей! Със съпругата ми направихме следното: от Айко си взехме количката *Cybex Balios S Lux 3 in 1* на Черен петък за около 1400 лева, а по-късно от Amazon си поръчахме столче за кола на *Britax*. Ако имате възможност, вземете ги от Amazon Германия – излизат по-евтино, отколкото в България.