Joolz - Hub+ (430200-M)

We bought everything at babydump (now BabyDeals): Stroller with Bassinet: Joolz Hub+ Later we replaced the bassinet with the Joolz Hub+ Seat We also had adaptors to place the Nuna Pipa Next on the Joolz Hub frame Maxi Cosi: Nuna Pipa next (compatible with Nuna Todl Next base) Car base: Nuna Base Next (rotating, never want anything else!) Car Seat: Nuna Todl Next In the beginning it was almost always in this configuration: Going to the store or shopping: Stroller frame with adaptors and Nuna Pipa on top of it. (quick in and out of the car) Going for a walk or a longer (city)trip: Stroller frame with bassinet for walks (baby can sleep on his back or belly) ProTip: Drive to a babydeals store and ask to try and fit the folded stroller in your car booth. Very happy with the Joolz and Nuna combination. Joolz is made to last. Our boy (2,5) still loves to sit in his Nuna car seat everyday.

We bought everything at babydump (now BabyDeals): Stroller with Bassinet: Joolz Hub+ Later we replaced the bassinet with the Joolz Hub+ Seat We also had adaptors to place the Nuna Pipa Next on the Joolz Hub frame Maxi Cosi: Nuna Pipa next (compatible with Nuna Todl Next base) Car base: Nuna Base Next (rotating, never want anything else!) Car Seat: Nuna Todl Next In the beginning it was almost always in this configuration: Going to the store or shopping: Stroller frame with adaptors and Nuna Pipa on top of it. (quick in and out of the car) Going for a walk or a longer (city)trip: Stroller frame with bassinet for walks (baby can sleep on his back or belly) ProTip: Drive to a babydeals store and ask to try and fit the folded stroller in your car booth. Very happy with the Joolz and Nuna combination. Joolz is made to last. Our boy (2,5) still loves to sit in his Nuna car seat everyday.

Joolz aer by far. You’ll see it everywhere, it’s always the most popular on such threads. We have the + and they’ve just brought out the 2 so you can probably get lower models for cheaper now. It was our main buggy for a good while too. I’m mad we didn’t get it sooner!

This! There is no meaningful difference between the Aer and + and whatever this years model is called. Also get them on a balance bike. Absolute game changer in terms of self propelling at speed. If you can find one with brakes and solid wheels that will last you until they are ready for pedals. (Can be as early as 2.5) you’ll need to get them going quite soon as teaching it when it’s cold and wet isn’t particularly fun.

We get tons of compliments from other moms on our Joolz hub when they try it! Everyone knows the Aer for travel by the hub is really nice.

We went to a baby store and tested things out- we talked with the folks about our lifestyle, how many stairs go in or out of the house, and what we're thinking about family wise. Since we have about 12 stairs into the house and are in the city, we needed something that was light, and a one handed fold was the dream, along with how durable it was and the suspension that helps with rocky streets. We ended up with the Joolz HUB because it fit everything. All my friends have the uppa baby and love it- but ultimately, its too heavy and would be too hard to get in and out of the house with just one person. Thinking about your day to day is an important part of this- if you have an SUV for instance, you might have lots of room for the stroller in the trunk, but knowing how/if you can lift 30-40 pounds to get it in the car while dealing with carseat/bags etc is an important thing to think about!

Seconding Joolz! I like the aer, but have the Hub

Check out goodbuygear.com for open box discounted gear! I just got a Joolz hub for under $350 and loooooove it!

We went with the joolz hub for slightly more room while still being on the smaller side

I have the Joolz Hub+ 2 and love it for this reason. They classify it as a hybrid so it’s bigger than a travel stroller but still lighter than a full size. It collapses completely with one. This was huge for me as I personally found other options like the yoyo a little clunkier with this. It also had a shoulder strap once folded so it’s easy to bring up stairs.

Yep, I agree! I think the biggest difference is the bassinet option for Joolz. I was dead set on getting something that was newborn compatible and didnt \*require\* a bassinet (which Joolz is fwiw), but then when trying them out realized that in practicality there was no way I would feel comfortable putting my newborn in the low forward facing reclined seat. Even though its use will ultimately be limited to a few months, I am glad we went with the bassinet. Another benefit of a bassinet is you don't need to deal with buckling them in and out constantly or worry about blankets/pacifiers/etc falling off... been pretty handy so far.