Eezy S Twist 2

On est team Cybex ici, et on a un siège auto Joie dans une des voitures qu'on aime bien aussi. On a la poussette Eesy twist 2, qui passe partout en ville, est légère, peu de place dans le coffre mais avec suffisamment d'amortisseur pour aller se promener en campagne. Tous les éléments sont lavables, en mode cosy ou poussette. Elle a fait mes 2 enfants rapprochés (3 ans et 1 an), et clairement je ne regrette pas l'investissement. Si j'en ai un 3eme je pense que la poussette tiendra encore le coup ! Le plus important en vérité c'est le score ADAC et le site securange vous aidera beaucoup à comprendre le fonctionnement des sièges auto et à acheter le plus sécuritaire pour votre enfant.

Loved the Cybex eazy twist s2. We loved being able to turn LO around to face us, esp in busy crowded areas like the subway

We have a Cybex Eezy twist 2 and that’s pretty good but you’d need to buy a bassinet for it to be safe from birth - it does fold small and it does fit easily into my mums boot and she has a Yaris too! There are a lot on Vinted but if you want new you can get them for about £400/500 online

I think it’s just above cabin bag size (we bought it for a holiday but had to put it in the hold as it was slightly too big for cabin) but when it’s folded it’s just like a little box size and it fit in her boot with the parcel shelf in it, which when my travel system is in her boot it’s the same situation at what you’ve described with your nieces and nephews! Plus it’s both parent facing and world facing so that was a big seller for me as I suffer with PPA and like to be able to see my daughter at all times when we’re out and about!

We’ve just got back off holiday and although I love our travel pram (Cybex Eezy twist) I was sooo excited to get back to my Egg! 😂 It’s huge and takes up my entire boot but it handles so well and my little girl always looks very happy in it!

I have an Egg 3 travel system - bassinet that we used until about 4/5 months then moved to the seat once she was more interested about what is going off in the world - we’re planning on using the travel system until she’s around 14/15m (walking comfortably on her own hopefully) The travel system also comes with adapters so I can clip my car seat (Cybex cloud T) onto the pram chassis if baby is asleep and we’re just popping into a shop and will be quick For our travel pram we have the Cybex Eezy twist 2+ - one of the only travel prams that can be parent facing - and we’ve used this for a weeks holiday abroad and it will be going to my mums house when I go back to work after mat leave to be used once or twice a week depending on their plans for the day! Overall I’m very happy with what we purchased and I would recommend going to a baby store or retailer who have lots of brands on display so you can test them out and see what feels good for you!

I’ll be honest, I would consider just having 2! We have an Uppababy Vista which we adore for off roading the big basket, but it is super bulky. We just picked up a second hand Cybex Eezy Twist for travel and in the city. Admittedly, we live in a small town so less of an issue than living in London.

I researched strollers for months when pregnant because work was REALLY slow lol. I love my cybex easy turn. It has big wheels and does well off-road (since I live where there aren’t sidewalks or nice paved roads). It’s small and light enough to be classified as a travel stroller if the big wheels are taken off which is easy. The seat reclines and turns so little one can face you or away. The fold could be done with one hand if you get enough practice but I always end up using two hands. The only downfall is that the buttons can be a bit stiff at times and you need a cybex car seat but I also love my cybex cloud car seat because it has full coverage canopy and reclines fully as well though it is a bit heavy.

I am in Europe and it depends where you go. For travelling with my four months old I got cybex eezy twist cause I wanted bigger wheels and parent pacing as well as lie flat. Now that she is older I might get a butterfly or an aer plus but I am worried about cobblestone. These are good for a car tho, if you travel without one a bigger stroller might make sense so you have space underneath.

I travelled with my 4 months old and did extensive research on this. You are lucky cause the joolz aer plus just came out with a parenr facing seat that is perfect for this age! It looks amazing. I got a cybex eezy twist and it worked well for us but it’s kind if a hybrid. The larger wheels worked well for our destination.

Another option I have seen used is a cybex eezy twist. You can use it parent facing and it lies flat so ok from newborn, and then twist it and put it upright for 3 years old. I have done just that with my baby and her cousin. The new bugaboo butterfly lies flat and goes upright plus you can buy a newborn nest for it.

Nous avions la même désir que vous, un cosy qui va sur une poussette et qui va sur une base et plus tard prendre un siège auto : - Cybex Cosy Cloud G - Cybex Base G - Cybex Poussette Eezy twist (elle est assez compacte et légère, très maniable). On peut enlever le "fauteuil" pour mettre le cosy à la place, il suffit de clipser 2 embouts sur les côtés, c'est très simple. Le siège auto Cybex Sirona G est compatible avec la même base ! Je trouve les prix très raisonnables. Il suffit de chercher mais on peut tout trouver individuellement, pas forcément en bas (comme les poussettes 3 en 1). Nous on a acheté sur le site Babylux. On est très content de nos achats ! On utilise encore le cosy pour les trajets mais pour la poussette bébé préfère le vrai "fauteuil" (bébé presque 8 mois).