iCandy - Peach 7 Single Stroller and Bassinet

Also have the iCandy Peach. Works for us. It’s quite bulky but it’s good off road and very easy to collapse down

My partner and I went to a store that pretty much sold most of the brands mentioned in the comments, as well as going to John Lewis. We went for the iCandy Peach 7 in the end, it was just personal preference. Definitely worth going and trying some out!

We have the icandy and absolutely hate it. I would recommend uppababy (vista or cruz) a number of our friends have them and rank them highly

After trying and testing a few we went for the venicci tinum edge 2 in 1 system (bought a separate infant carrier). It honestly is the best investment we ever made. Got it for £570 on sale so mid range, but it’s worth EVERY penny - it’s light, folds with one hand, bassinet is sleek, medium sized and the suspension is insane. Also great on different terrain, we like to go walking lots so it was something that I was looking into. We tested: Icandy peach 7 - way too bulky and so heavy! as a 5ft 3, 50kg person i found it a struggle. Egg 3 - just didn’t really like the design at all and felt it looked a bit cheap Cybex Cloud - We nearly got this but for the price we weren’t as impressed as we were with venicci.

Got an iCandy Peach 7 and its gorgeous BUT wish I got a Cybex Gazelle or Priam I did want the Bugaboo Donkey because of the little storage caddy you could get on the side but I decided not to just because it kind of looked quite bulky and not the most stylish

We’ve actually got an iCandy Peach, but none taken 😆 They’re all great, really don’t think you can go far wrong with any of them. Biggest consideration for me is storage, work out where it’s going to go when you’re not using it and make sure it fits. If you’re going to collapse it all the time at home make sure that’s an easy enough process, ideally one you could do one handed, as you’ll never have both hands free ever again! Good luck!

One of the large travel system prams was my biggest waste of money. I chose the icandy peach 7 (bugaboo fox 5 was my runner up) and since I got the joolz aer+ I can count on one hand the times I’ve used it. They are so cumbersome to store and move around, some shops you can hardly get the large prams into. This wouldn’t have changed if I had got the fox. I chose the Joolz aer+ over the bugaboo butterfly 1 and 2 and the yoyo because to me it felt more sturdy than the other two, and it comes with a decent bassinet, the yoyo one is a bit flimsy and the butterfly doesn’t have one (they just bought out an attachable nest but it isn’t the same). My son naps better in the aer as it reclines completely flat whereas the large pram seats can be tilted but they’re not flat. It folds up tiny, super light weight, cleans easily, can take on a plane. I can push the aer over grass no problem.

Also have the iCandy Peach. We got it in the double configuration and it’s great. Smooth on rough terrain and you don’t need to push too hard. Very bulky though.

I was in a similar position when I had my baby and we ended buying an icandy that was ridiculously expensive ( my husband insisted on it since we have a big garage and all in all is was a great buy) but when we went on holiday we had to rent a yoyo which we liked so we bought a second pram for travelling. The yoyo3 is a fantastic pram though it is a bit pricey but you can look for on vinted or eBay for one. My baby seems very happy in it when we are out and about.

Got a second hand icandy from eBay for £50. Was great, had been over £600 new. Definitely advise you go second hand, the fancy travel systems try to convince you they’ll last for years but at 1 year most people switch to something smaller and lighter.