Tavo

I loveee my nuna tavo. Folds easily, super light, carseat clicks right in for easy transport when baby is little, great on all terrain, and has 3 diff modes.

We got the Tavo for the slightly bigger basket/size and it’s perfect! Handles all kinds of terrain well - gravel, dirt, sidewalk, grass. It can be made into a bassinet which we utilized quite a bit on a trip at 4 months. Worked perfectly. She still loves it at 18 months!

My parents have a Graco for their car and we have a Nuna in my husband’s car! We love both equally! The Nuna is “nicer” and if non-toxic materials are important to you, go with the Nuna. We have the Tavo stroller as well and the seat reclines fully and the footrest folds up to create a bassinet. We have never used a Graco stroller, but love our Nuna stroller! Getting ready for our second and we once again are going to be using the Nuna infant seat and purchasing a Rava when the time comes.

We have the nuna tavo. It’s so smooth, closes and opens with one hand and it’s big and roomy for LO. The seat reclines all the way back and can basically become a bed which is great for when we’re out during nap time.

I went with the nuna tavo because I’m not really worried about the weight and it’s very all in one. If you’re looking for something small and light it’s definitely not the move but I love being able to either pop her car seat on for quick trips or lie it flat in bassinet mode for longer strolls. It also steers beautifully and has a nice sized basket and lots of ventilation. It’s pretty sizable but it does everything I need it to!

We have a Cybex Gazelle because we know we want a second!! I did a lot of research comparing strollers and I feel that Cybex Gazelle is the best single-to-double for our needs. We also bought a Nuna Tavo for travel from Facebook Marketplace for $150, which his car seat can snap into, and we take it to the airport with us and gate check it. We’re not super concerned about it because it was used, but it’s a great stroller!

Also I don’t know about the TRVL, but the strollers we got is the Tavo, which I guess is full size but doesn’t have a removable seat (which is nice because once you get to your location, you can just leave the car seat in the hotel and use the stroller as a stroller.) The Graco SnugRide clips right into it, and it’s $119 on Amazon right now.

I would look into a Nuna TAVO. It’s not a travel size but it’s not enormous. It’s sort of old school in that it has the seat built in, so it’s only world-facing, but that makes it simple, It has a mesh back, so it’s not hot for the kid. You can clip the car seat into it when baby is small, and also it lays completely flat so it can be used from birth. We find ours really easy to steer. We have the snack tray for it too (bought separately, and I can’t say how great it is since our baby is only 3 months). I don’t know if you’re comfortable with it, but they often are sold on Facebook Marketplace for ~$200 in my area.

I also had my eyes set on vista v3 but when we actually checked it out at snugglebugz we found it was very heavy. We went with a Nuna Tavo which was lightweight and folded easily. Though I would not recommend the Tavo for anything other than city roads

Like you I also wanted to get the latest uppababy when I was pregnant and looking for a stroller. However, when I actually went to the store, I realized it was so so heavy and bulky that it would be a workout taking it out of the trunk and putting it back. I ended up with the Nuna Tavo travel system which was much lighter and glided so smoothly. I think like others have mentioned you might need to get two strollers for your purposes but I’d definitely recommend you get a lighter weight stroller

My daughter is 14 months and I’m still stressing over needing too many different stroller types. I have the Nuna Tavo which was great when she was a newborn because the car seat snaps in so easily. I’m a runner so we switched to the Guava Roam which is fantastic for running but too big to navigate for every day use. Ive never actually taken either stroller on the subway, we walk/run everywhere we need to go. Now I need to buy a smaller travel stroller - maybe butterfly or stokke? I don’t know but it’s super overwhelming. I sometimes carry her around in the baby bjorn but that majorly hurts my back and shoulders.