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

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Live in an area with lots of cobblestone and uneven sidewalks also am older and have bad knees. We went with the Cybex e-Gazelle. Has battery assist, bassinet and a long handle. Can also fit two kids if we are blessed with another successful embryo transfer. My cousin who is 3 days older than me laughed about an electric stroller until she hit the steep hill in our neighborhood. Then she was like oh yeah I see why you got this lol!
Right?! We have lots of trails near our home and we walk for an hour daily. Being able to have help up a steep hill or rock him to sleep while we stop by our local coffee shop for lunch has been so wonderful!
We have the e-gazelle and absolutely adore it!
We love our Cybex e gazelle but it’s v heavy, wouldn’t want to be taking it in and out of the car every day. It’s also huge so hard to fit in some small shops and cafes round here. Our friends have the bugaboo and really like it. We also have a joolz aer for quick appointments/holidays and it’s amazing, so light. If it wasn’t for the lack of storage space, we’d probably use this as our full time pram.
If you can afford this Donkey 5, just go for it. I think you'll find it's worth it. This was my first choice but it just didn't beat the tandem Cybex eGazelle for me.
Cybex eGazelle all the way.
Our child hates the rocking function (it’s not smooth at all, it’s a good idea though) but it’s great for us on hills
We are lucky enough not to need a stroller daily, but it is our primary! It shockingly folds pretty flat, and you can always remove the battery and it just becomes the regular gazelle whenever needed!
I have the e-gazelle and it has been so worth it. my twins are heavy and the e feature of the stroller really helps getting us up hills. Also the rocking feature is a lifesaver when I am out with the twins alone. I could have a conversation with someone at a counter and the rocking keeps my little guys quiet for a few minutes. It is pricey and the grandparents helped offset the cost. I would try to go that option if you can do a pooled gift.
I have the cybex gazelle s but there is a new egazelle which helps with up and down hill but the max weight is 22kg/48lb. Almost in the same problem my 2 1/2 year old is 40 inches and 40 lbs
I have the cybex gazelle s but there is a new egazelle which helps with up and down hill but the max weight is 22kg/48lb. Almost in the same problem my 2 1/2 year old is 40 inches and 40 lbs

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

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