Nano 2020+

Was just going to recommend this! I have the current version, which is $320, and have used it for 2 years on about 7 international trips, and as my backup car stroller. It has held up well, and I originally used it with my Clek Liingo infant seat. I've always gate checked it, just to keep my hands free to get on and off the flight.

We use two...Bugaboo Fox for everyday and Mountain Buggy Nano for traveling

Agreed! I was just there with my 2 year old and my Mountain Buggy Nano (single), and between the narrow doorways, cobblestone, and stairs, it was definitely a workout.

I've used my Mountain Buggy Nano for 2.5 years. It's still holing up after trips through Europe, Caribbean beaches, and multiple US cities.

I'd definitely buy a nice travel stroller then. I have a mid-range one (Mountain Buggy Nano) and used it for a week at an all-inclusive in the Caribbean. My LO was 9 months and was able to nap on the beach every day. The sand easily shook out and the recline is almost flat, plus the back has a mesh part that gave great airflow.

Not on your list but given youve listed handling rocky or uneven terrain I feel obliged to mention the Mountain Design Urban Nano which is in the same price range as the Cybex etc. The big bonus for us was the removable and interchangeable wheels. Travel pram wheels suck. Doesnt matter how good the rest of the pram is having 5.5" fixed wheels is the worst over cobblestones or just general rocky and holly terrain. The MDUN has interchangeable wheels that you can swap out for as destination (or just have on at all times of youre gate checking it) that are 10.5" at he back and 7.5" at the front and they are a gamechanger. Super easy to pop on and off (we do it at the airport then stash the big wheels in our suitcase) and make the pram almost normal height and handles way better than any of the other travel prams we tested. That plus it lays flat ao great for napping, the accessory bundle is often included at sales time. The basket is big enough for all her essentials like nappies and bottles and was one of the more useable baskets of all the ones we tested. The final big win for me as a queenslander was that the back panel completely rolls up leaving a mesh panel for fantastic air flow for summer naps Weve had ours for six months and done Melb x1 on virgin, Adelaide x1 on Virgin and then Europe for five weeks via Singapore Air and it is hands down the best purchase weve made. Its great for overhead on those airlines with the travel wheels, the footmuff kept her warm in london and melbourne and adelaide and the rear panel and black out shield allowed her to nap in comfort in 40C heat in Spain. I love it so much i use it as my day to day pram for outings and adventures 95% of the time over the big pram at home. [mountain design urban nano](https://au.mountainbuggy.com/shop/nano-2020-11359?srsltid=AfmBOoq6cOIlBHqeflhuDS7i9sdxUL3UzgGceR2UiGNDqNz4wyP8mb1u)

I loved our Mountain Buggy Nano for travel, you can probably find one secondhand online or if there's a Once Upon A Child consignment shop near you.

We have an uppababy Cruz with aria car seat and a mountain buggy travel stroller. We take our kid to travel and the mountain buggy is much easier to carry than the Cruz.

I got the Uppababy Cruz 2 for my first (with the hope we’d have a second with a ~2 year gap) - I didn’t like the the double configuration for the Vista (with bassinet at the bottom) and liked the smaller profile of the Cruz. Figured we’d reassess the pram situation if/when the next baby came along. Second baby is now 5 months old, and we got a piggyback board a few weeks ago which has been working great when taking both kids out by myself (though less successful if dad is with us, as our 2.5 year old then wants to be carried 🙃). We also have a Mountain Buggy travel stroller dad has been using for almost 2 years, and still uses when taking our older one out on his own, so at this stage we’re not looking at a double.