Nuna - SWIV

We also have a swiv and my only gripe is that it is a bit low and you have to bend a bit to pick baby up. Are there any recommendations for height adaptors?

I guess because I’m short (157cm/5’2) so compared to uppababy where I didn’t have to stoop much I couldn’t feel it with the nuna! Otherwise looking forward to using the nuna swiv I’m sure the 360 will come in very handy

I’m in the same boat!! I just went to look at some today. My brother is giving us their lightly used Graco car seat with a basic click in stroller for quick newborn outings, so I feel better splurging on a nicer stroller for long term as long as it will be versatile. We don’t have a garage or anywhere to store it in our house so I want something that folds very compact. I also want it to have parent facing and world facing options, which limits a lot of the smaller travel type strollers. I’m looking at the Nuna Triv, Nuna Swiv, and Joolz Hub 2 primarily. I was able to go look at the Nunas today along with the Maxi Cosi Tayla, Uppababy Cruz, and Cybex Balios/Melos. They had bugaboo there too but those are more than I’m wanting to spend and the Fox is bigger than I’m wanting anyway. The Nunas weight, folding mechanism, and folded size were FAR superior than any others and I am heavily leaning that direction. It was just so smooth and easy and compact on both of them. The Mixx was gigantic to me and the folded package was cumbersome to deal with. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find anywhere with Joolz Hub2, but it looks very similar to the Triv and reviews say it’s more durable. The Swiv was ever so slightly bigger than the Triv but felt a little sturdier and less like a travel stroller, and I don’t feel like the extra 1-2 lbs was that big of a deal compared to the trade off you get for more storage basket space and what feels like more durability. However the Triv has more suspension and better wheels for all terrain, so I’m torn on that. The only hesitation I have with Nuna is the way the lady at the store talked about them. She said she herself would never buy one because they aren’t made as well as others of the same price point and the warranty is crap (2 years but limited to things that probably wouldn’t break anyway). She was really pushing the Cybex models but they just didn’t have the same smooth and compact fold and I didn’t like the buckles and seat material as much as the Nunas (the magnetic buckle was awesome). The Joolz Hub2 has a 10 year warranty and it has a toddler ride on board you can attach later on which makes it more versatile than the Nunas in my eyes. Not looking to get a double but having a little bit of flexibility with another kid when making such an expensive purchase feels nice. I just wish I could get my hands on it to compare! I’m almost leaning Joolz just due to the warranty and supposed durability. There’s just not as much info out there about them from people who have bought them. I went to Nordstrom, a local baby store, and Pottery Barn kids, which could be an option where you live! I’m also looking into the bassinet options with the Nuna and Joolz and that’s getting me stuck (nuna is expensive and Joolz doesn’t have a stand to use at home) so I might just opt out of using these strollers with a tiny newborn and just baby wear/use the car seat click on stroller when needed. I think past 4-6 months old these will have a lot of longevity so trying to think long term and not get a bunch of accessories I don’t need. Sorry for the info dump but tried to be detailed since you can’t see them in person!

We went with the swiv and pippa rx. But will be also buying a bassinet. We do not plan on getting a different stroller. We decided not to go w the vista bc of how heavy and big it was, and space was our concern. But also, the ability to move to a double is nice but our mom friends said it wasn’t an ideal double based on what they need. We decided to optimize for this bebe. We are traveling when she is two months and it seems like a lot to bring everything to the airport (carseat and stroller). We thought, man a doona would have been nice for travel, but not enough to fret about it further.

I have the Swiv and Pipa Aire RX and love it! Have only used it once on a walk with the LYTL bassinet but it was great. Smooth, easy to push, easy to fold. Love that the car seat clips right in. I’ve been very impressed with the Nuna products we own, unfortunately can’t comment on the Uppababy other than when we were at Nordstrom testing out strollers, a woman came up to me and advised us NOT to buy the Uppababy because it was terrible and cumbersome. 😅

We have the nuna swiv™ + pipa™ aire rx travel system, it's lightweight, it has a car base so i can click baby in and out, stroller is lightweight and folds up and out super easily. Downside: the price. As a mom that doesn't like to struggle... I have no regrets.

It is overwhelming and I hate to say that there’s no universal answer, it will depend on your lifestyle and personal preference. If available to you, I’d recommend going to a local shop and talking to the sales reps as they can explain the different options. I went with the nuna pipa aire car seat + swiv stroller. A few things we considered: - we’re not decided on going for a second kid anytime soon so we didn’t pick a stroller that could hold more than one kid - I walk around the city a lot so I wanted a stroller that wasn’t too bulky and that moved around smoothly - I wanted a car seat and stroller that I could easily carry in and out of the car by myself (some of these things can be very heavy and bulky) - I wanted an option that was easy and intuitive to assemble as I would hate to be fumbling around trying to figure out how to open the stroller with baby crying his heart out

We tested them all out this weekend and went with the swiv! Essentially paying for the triv but with 360 wheels which will be good for us in a city and tight spaces (plus comes with a few extra accessories). It felt much lighter and less bulky than the Mixx to us and we both have sedans so we needed something that I can easily pop into our trunks. We were also thinking of my mom who will watch baby and what she’d be able to easily lift and use.

I love our swiv but the 360 wheels are only useful in our living situation. We have a long and narrow condo with a winding lobby, small elevator, and small landing that we share with one other unit. The wheels unlocking have come in so handy getting around corners and moving in and out of n the building. 100% worth it in that regard. We also like the way the handle "raises". It changes position vs telescoping outwards and I find it easier to hold. If we lived in less tight space, I dont think the 360 would be more than "nice to have". The major downside is the wheels are smaller, so it doesn't have the same suspension on rough sidewalks that some others have.

I live in a big city and we have some real messed up sidewalks and snow/ice obstacles. It's gotten through ok but I highly advise getting the bassinet for when baby is little. I dont think the stroller seat that comes with is safe for a baby with no neck control if you have any amount of bumpiness. Unfortunately that's another $500 unless you can find it secondhand. Otherwise we kind of have to pop a wheelie on the back wheels when there's a huge bump or come in backwards, but it kind of becomes second nature after a while!

The nuna swiv has a handle that 'bends' uowards instead of telescoping out. My husband is 6'1" so not insanely tall but he found that to be the most comfortable of all the stroller handles we tried

Check out the newer Nuna Swiv! It’s similar but has 360 wheels on all 4 wheels, can literally roll sideways. This is what we’re planning to get. https://nunababy.com/usa/swiv-stroller

Team Nuna for the bassinet, car seat and stroller. We tried out different brands in store and it fit our needs. Although pricey, the fabrics plus the way it moves was so much smoother than the rest. We got the Swivv model which is lightweight and folds in 1 motion. Customer service is excellent. We washed the car seat cover and it tore but they sent a new one over at no cost.