Joie - mytrax™ pro

Joie Mytrax kann ich auch empfehlen. Erfüllt alle Bedingungen außer das Produktionsland.

We used the joie mytrax pro shale. We laid it flat. Got a blanket to go on seat. She was fine

Joie Mytrax ist halt leider wirklich n Topteil. Super robust, Sonnendach bis fast komplett runter (mein Kind hat in anderen Buggys immer voll den Fön bekommen weil keine Höhle herzustellen war), Liegefläche groß und muckelig. Wenn wir ihn lassen, macht unser fast 7-jähriger noch Pause in dem Teil. Und weil wirklich nicht kaputtzukriegen, würde ich auch zu Gebrauchtkauf raten.

Es ist übrigens doch der Joie Mytrax geworden. Wir sind lang um den MyJunior Plia2 mit luftreifen rumgeschlichen, der hat uns echt gut gefallen. Aber der Joie hatte halt fast alle must have Funktionen auch und wir haben ihn für fast die Hälfte des MyJuniors bekommen. Wer mag, dem kann ich dann gerne auch einen Dauertestbericht geben. Danke nochmal an alle tollen Tipps hier!

Ja gern! Also beim Auspacken waren wir erst ein bisschen enttäuscht, weil der Joie natürlich qualitativ nicht an den gewohnten Hartan Kinderwagen rankam. Vor allem die Gurtverstellung am Rückenteil ist irgendwie labberig und auch der Gurtverschluss war beim Plia soweit ich weiß magnetisch, das ist beim Mytrax auch einfach Plastik. Aber ... Das Teil ist jetzt im Dauereinsatz und der Hartan staubt im Keller vor sich hin, denn er fährt sich echt gut. Er ist wendig, komfortabel, auch auf Schotter und vor allem hat er echt ein riesiges Sonnenverdeck. Auch das Klappen klappt gut, wenn man es mal verstanden hat. Also für den Preis ist der schon echt in Ordnung und ich wage zu bezweifeln, dass der Plia für den doppelten Preis auch doppelt so gut ist.

We decided against a travel stroller, but we are in a cobblestoned European city with no car and needed huge wheels and good suspension. We got a Joie MyTrax Pro, which does fold small and one-haded but it is ~25lbs. I have never tried to swing it into a trunk, but I feel like it would be hard. My parents bought a Chicco Corso travel system that has one-handled fold and it was super easy to get into the car while also holding the baby — it worked great while visiting them in their car-reliant town. It’s a lot less fancy, but we were also not really using it as our primary „vehicle.“ My personal opinion is that if you are primarily moving in a car, you really don’t need as good of a stroller (and you should have a nicer car seat than my family does for our rare taxi rides) though I admit that some of that is simply because I babywear while traveling.

Our firstborn (already toddler) had the exact same problem. Our choices were Joye mytrax pro for a stroller and i-spin 360 for car seat. To be fair the choice of the same manufacturer was unintentional, we just tried out a bunch of seats and strollers.

Wir haben den joie gebraucht gekauft und waren wirklich fasziniert von der guten Qualität. Wir gehen viel und lange im Wald spazieren, das Ding ist nicht kaputt zu kriegen.

Joie travel system is made by the same company as Nuna. They are almost exactly the same thing. I love ours and we saved about a grand getting the Joie instead

I love my Joie travel system. It’s made by the same parent company as Nuna and it’s really nice and sleek looking but much more affordable. We bought it with our completion discount and saved extra money. It’s not a swivel car seat but it’s a latch car seat so it’s very easy to get baby in and out of car. I just bought a diaper bag from Target 🤷‍♀️ I think social media makes you think you need something fancy but really just any diaper bag works

So I went to a store that sells only Nuna and Uppababy and was educated on both brands and how they work. I wanted a stroller that has good tires for walks (my parents live on a rocky dirt road), ease of transport (easy to fold up and put in the car by myself), and a travel system where I could just stick the car seat on the stroller. First of all the sales rep was literally body slamming these strollers and they were staying put and barely moving but still light enough for me to pickup and fold. Parts can be replaced and serviced which I loved since I’m planning on this stroller to last me five years. And they both automatically come with longer warranties than other brands. They are high end with lots of extras- but basic if that makes sense. Everything was easy to do (one button does this, one does that, anything that is light gray is a moving part, etc) just straight forward. There weren’t 8 different things you needed to do in order to switch out a seat or take the sunshade out. Plus there were some cool features like the magnetic buckle on the stroller and the magnets that easily hold the sunshade down on the car seat. Then I went to Target and tried out Joie, Chicco, and Graco. I want to say that there is absolutely nothing wrong with buying any of these strollers. They are all good in their own ways, I was planning on purchasing a Joie system and probably still would if I hadn’t went to that first store. Yes I was a little biased because I just tested out $1600 travel systems. Everything just felt lighter- which could be great for many people. I wouldn’t trust these strollers to hold up if they were body slammed by a sales rep. None of the wheels compared to the ones on the Nuna and Uppababy models I was looking at and I am not sure they would comfortably make it down a dirt road. I had a lot of trouble figuring out how to use the strollers and I was scared of snapping something if I twisted or pushed or pulled the wrong thing .They are less expensive and the quality just was not as high and it was noticeable. Because I live in the sticks and will be spending a lot of time alone with this stroller I just feel more comfortable with something more heavy duty. I also found so much other stuff second hand that my budget allowed me to splurge on the travel system. I hope this kind of helped? Want to reiterate I would never tell someone not to purchase a less expensive brand of stroller, but to answer your question there is absolutely a noticeable difference between budget and high end travel systems.

Highly recommend a Joie travel system - it’s made by the same company as Nuna and the quality is sooooo similar, but a fraction of the cost. They have a bunch of different tiers and mix and match car seat stroller combos where you can pick how many features you want, baseless/base car seats, if it can be double or single. Super customizable! Also, European safety standards.