Mountain Buggy - Urban Jungle Single Stroller 2010

We've got a Mountain Buggy Urban Jungle (That we still use as our "home" stroller" and a year ago got a Bugaboo Butterfly as our "in the car" one, and it's great for quick out-and-about stuff. We use it for our 4 year old who has a disability and it'll suit her for the next little while at least. Not as stable as the Mountain Buggy, it's quite narrow so you have to be careful on sideslopes, but any compact buggy is gonna be the same.

Our mountain buggy urban jungle has been awesome. Goes anywhere, rides smooth, has a bassinet attachment. We had an uppababy but sold it. Compared to the urban jungle, it was flimsy.

När mina barn var små hade vi en vagn som hette Urban Jungle. Är de helt borta nu?

Been recommended the ‘Mountain Buggy - Urban joungle’ it’s dearer but managed to find a good conditioned one second hand for half price. Just needing to buy the Baby crib attachment but not to expensive. Love how solid it is, light weight and easily folded together with one motion. But the best thing about it is how it handles!!! So smooth! Can even operate it with one hand which is great as we have a dog too.

Wir haben einen Mountain Buggy Urban der ist top.

I have had three different ones over three kids. The first was a Greco that came with the car seat. It was what I called a mall walker. Not great for outdoor and really bad in the snow. Was a pain to fold. Don’t recommend. The second was a mountain buggy urban. We are at least the third family to use this stroller and it holds up! The wheels pump up (rubber over plastic) so it’s smoother. I can push and unfold with one hand (but it takes two hands to fold it up). It’s good in the snow. It’s technically for one kid but my four year old sits on the foot rest and rides just fine. The basket size is not great. Overall I do recommend this one or a similar three wheel jogger type. The last was a city select stroller. We got it as a double stroller that could we could seats and/or the baby bucket. The basket size was okay and it did okay in the snow. It was also narrow enough to go through most stores and all doorways without crashing. It was a pain to fold and you had to remove the seats to store in the trunk. I didn’t love this stroller but it was functional and did what I needed.

Redsbaby nuvo is an awesome pram and if budget is no issue I’d get that and a travel pram or an off road pram depending on your lifestyle. I have the nuvo and a mountain buggy for bushwalks