Cybex - Beezy 2023

I’ve used my Joolz Aer for the last 4 years and absolutely love it. We recently got the Cybex Beezy for our second baby and my husband likes it slightly more for bumpier terrain.

The Joolz Aer for sure! My 71 year old mother in law uses it regularly while watching my baby. She can lift it up and down our front steps and in her words "I love this stroller and wish I had it when my kids were babies." We also have the Cybex Beezy which has a very similar fold, cheaper than the Joolz Aer, slightly heavier but my MIL is able to lift that stroller too. Both strollers have great suspension and we've traveled the world with them on various terrain.

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'd find a deal on the Cybex Beezy. It was the third single stroller I bought and it is fabulously functional. Incredibly easy to fold and unfold with one hand while juggling a baby in the other. It folds up very compact so I was able to put it in the overhead bin on southwest flights. The bottom storage is big enough for a backpack and you can buy an after market caddy for the handlebars to hold drinks, phone, etc. We used it for weekly runs to the Farmer's Market, buying some carabiner straps to hang bags from the handlebars. Ours has been used and abused for a couple years and it is still in fantastic shape! I got it as a 'last year's model' discount, but I would look for open box sales, etc. 

Are you considering more than one kid? We initially had a hand me down peg perego system that we loved but it got damaged on a flight and we got reimbursed its original price. We chose the cybex over the uppababy as our replacement because both seats can hold up to 50lbs

My suggestion if you can is go to a store and try them out. My partner and I were pretty set on a cybex travel system but on trying them out we ended up with a per perego as the fold mechanism and swapping components was more intuitive for us. We also got the isofix base for each car we have and once baby has outgrown the car seat we can just but the next seat without the base that is suitable for bigger children.

I got the Cybex full size stroller and used it one day. I completely regretted it. Sold it for a travel stroller but lost some money…never again with the full size.