Joolz - Aer (Joolz Aer1)

We have a Joolz aer with a bassinet so never used it with a car seat! It folds with the bassinet attached and is still compact and lightweight!! You don’t need an infant bucket car seat, and I don’t like having them on strollers because infants shouldn’t be in them for very long, so much prefer the bassinet!

We are foster parents so we also had a lot of options for car seats already to be honest. We did use an infant bucket carseat but left it in the car and used it like a convertible. Kiddo has never been in a car seat out of the car ever. We already had the Joolz stroller (we got it a few years ago so it’s the old model) and bought the bassinet for it. Kiddo was BIG but we kept him in it until 6 months, he slept well in it, was happy to look at our faces and it was easy to keep him warm with blankets when it got to winter (Aug baby). We also flew with the it as a bassinet. We’ve flown about 20 times with it now, and keep it in our car as it’s so light and easy! Number 2 is due April and we are putting the bassinet back on because we love that stroller so much!

Also, a travel stroller. We got a joolz aer secondhand (version 1, theyre now on version 3) and I love it. It was also great because it had adapters available to fit my bucket seat (clek liing) on it.

The aer is awesome, we got ours second hand. It is one of the only travel strollers that allows you to add adapters and mount a car seat. We bought it to take on a cruise and we were taking our clek liing on the plane. It worked so seamlessly at the airport. If you have the original aer, can I ask what diaper bag (or any bag) you use with it? The basket is so narrow (esp on version 1) that the only thing that I put in mine is a reusable grocery bag.

Something that I came across when I was searching... Where are you going to store it and where do you mainly plan to use it. Is it going to be stored in your house and you're mainly using it to walk your neighborhood or do you plan to store lug it in and out of your car and use it when you're out and about? I knew for sure that I wanted a clek liing so I looked at their compatibility list/adapters list... and went from there. We have a secondhand peg perego YPSI that was compatible with our clek liing (had to buy adapters). I like that it's not super wide (compared to the uppababy) and it's pretty compact in the car. But... I also bought a joolz aer 'travel stroller' second hand for a trip and it also has compatible liing adapters. That thing is a dream for out and about. The only drawback is the basket is kind of small, but they have made it bigger/ wider on the newer models. Babies should really be in a bassinet attachment for a stroller unless it is a lie flat stroller... The bucket car seat is convenient for a little quick trips in and out, but it shouldn't be used for them to sit in all the time. I have been getting ads for mountain buggy sale... And while I definitely do not need another stroller this one is tempting. I believe it includes a lie flat option for newborn as well. https://ca.mountainbuggy.com/shop/cosmopolitan-11312?variant=40918117875757&country=CA¤cy=CAD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17335605012&gbraid=0AAAAADdhiwMEcB3XcuC_Ak5DCH9Dwy7eo&gclid=CjwKCAiAt8bIBhBpEiwAzH1w6btaqvkVe6CTzWB0ocgYsIG9YNVEL9ZiJuqYt4Z_n4g2_XkfnKIl0RoCJ5AQAvD_BwE#attribute_values=362,855,955,873,884,906,1038,1036,1078

I love our Joolz air! One handed in every way- so easy to swivel around one handed, open doors, folds up one handed, can be carried one handed. Small enough to fit in overhead bin on planes. Compatible with most infant car seats with an attachment. We used a Cybex cloud G I-size with it.

Is this for just one child? If so, the joolz Air is incredible. Fits as carryon luggage.

I'm now using it for my second (10m) who loves it, especially the recline. We originally got it for a trip to Hawaii for my first. It did well on various terrain and we sometimes use it locally instead of the Vista when we need to save some space in the car.

I had the Joolz Aer and just upgraded to the redsbaby skip 3. So glad I did, the basket size is way better, my son sits so much more upright, The canopy protects him more and the recline is better than the Joolz. Highly recommend

We have a Nuna, but recently borrowed an Aer1 for travelling. Giving back the Aer left me very jealous afterward!

I got the Joolz Aer as my main stroller (based in London) and it has been fab! No regrets! We had the bassinet and from 2 weeks old she was pushed daily around Richmond park, we now have transitioned to the world facing stroller and she loves it.

London flat - Joolz Aer with bassinet for newborn- 6months

En possession d’une Joolz Aer « 1 », marque achetée après des vacances à l’étranger où de nombreux touristes, notamment néerlandais en possédaient. Pour l’instant aucun reproche à faire au modèle, qualité de finition et facilité d’utilisation sont au rendez-vous. Pour avoir testé une Yoyo également, le confort de roulage sur des surfaces un peu délicates (pavés…) me semble bien plus acceptable notamment grâce à des plus grandes roues.

Marketplace is a great place to sell it. Specially if it is new. I have the Triv Next (I think is the version before the Triv LX) and I do like it a lot!! Is easy to fold, relatively light weight but still sturdy enough . Unfortunately we have had some issues with it. Wheel pin came off (nuna replaced whelk under guaranteed). Folding became harder after about 1 year (out of warranty ). The handle is a bit loose after 1.5 year use (of of warranty) I only say this so you may want to explore other brands just in case. I got a used Joolz air from a friend and I LOVE IT! So easy to fold and manage. Wheels are less sturdy than the Triv next tho. Anyway,!I am sure you will be able to sell it no problem :)

i’ve said this many times but i do recommend the joolz aer! i have the original model. i live up two flights of stairs so i have to fold and carry it daily. - folds with the bassinet - extremely important! - lightest model available as far as i know - bassinet approved for safe overnight sleeping - super agile and nimble - so good for london buses and the tube, fits in a lot better than other prams - fits in any car boot as it folds so small - apparently you can take it on a plane as hand luggage though i’ve never tried this downsides: basket isn’t very big, the pushchair is only outward facing. i wouldn’t bank on being able to use the carrier - my baby is at an age where he’s still too young to be outward facing as he doesn’t have enough head control, but he’s totally fed up of being inward facing as he loves to see the world. so i can’t really use it unless i want to be continuously screamed at!

i’d recommend booking an appointment at mamas and papas or john lewis. i did both! i didn’t know anything about prams beforehand and it was so helpful to try some out. i bought the one recommended by mamas and papas which was a joolz aer- it’s good for london as it’s super lightweight. it was on the cheaper side too. however the wheels are quite small so it’s not suitable for the countryside.

i’m in london in a flat with no lift and i went for the joolz aer. i think it’s pretty much the lightest pram on the market. it folds down with the bassinet inside and is also approved for overnight sleeping. fold is really easy. the downside is that the wheels aren’t particularly sturdy. i tried several out at mamas & papas and john lewis and this one came out on top - it’s also not too expensive comparatively.