
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.
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Redsbaby skip 3 for which we bought the handle bar separately or I would recommend baby bee’s travel pram but you’ll have to buy the carry bag separately
Get the travel pram! We have the Skip 3, we bought it to take interstate and it was so good. Now we keep it in our car to use when we go out
No idea on the seat but for travel pram I went with the Redsbaby Skip3 after extensive research. Biggest basket, one of the lightest ones, sturdy, easy to manoeuvre and comfortable. Comes with its own travel bag and it’s excellent for the price
I have always travelled with a vista an a Cruz. They aren’t too bad to travel with and you can just put it in a travel bag and gate check it. With that said, I recently got the Skip3 because I am flying long haul solo with 4 kids and I love it. It’s also not ridiculously expensive and has a 20% off right now. Tips for travel - plenty of food for baby and a few toys they like, a portable changing mat and 2 change of clothes. It’s not an easy flight going there but it’s manageable. Good luck!
We went to Melbourne before Christmas and were able to fit our Redsbaby Skip 3 in the overhead compartment. Baby is not the biggest fan of the carrier and 99th percentile for weight so having a pram that could fit on the plane really suited us! Now I use the skip more than our big pram.
The skip3 is one handed fold though. I got one for $400 on sale the other week from their website. It’s pretty good. Small basket etc but totally doable. I think I’ll start using as the main pram for my 11 month old now.
We have the Skip3! Baby is only 1 month old, but it's our main pram. It fits in the boot with so much spare room. We've even put it in the footwell of the back seats when our boot is super full. I thiiink it would even fit in the footwell of the front passenger seat, if we were desperate for space (but we haven't tried this yet). It steers *so* well. And folds up so easily. And so easy to navigate around shops & cafes etc. The basket is big enough for us, but we haven't done any huge day trips yet. We'll probably have to use a backpack if we went out for the whole day & wanted to pack lots of bulky stuff. (E.g. winter jackets, lunch box, etc.) We have the bassinet on at the moment, which baby will grow out of in a few months' time as it is smaller than other pram bassinets, but we'll see what happens in time. We have bought a second pram for off-road walks, as the wheels on the Skip3 feel a bit delicate (& I don't want to ruin it). But that pram just lives in our garage.

Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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