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Silver Cross - Reef 2 Stroller

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r/newbornsSilver Cross Reef 2- Why is this brand even sold in the US?
7 months ago

I bought the silver cross reef 2– best stroller ever

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r/BuyingforbabyHow does anyone pick a stroller 😭 open to suggestions
3 months ago

I am also so overwhelmed with picking a stroller. I’ve decided on a baseless car seat but because it’ll only be used for the first year alone, I can’t justify spending on a Nuna car seat. I think I’m set on the Clek Liingo baseless. Finding a compatible stroller I like is the issue. I like the Silver Cross Reef 2, because I can see myself using it long term and if we have a second baby, but ChatGPT doesn’t seem to like it lol. I’m not sure what other options to consider. There is the Joie Mint Latch paired with the Joie Ginger LX that I almost was sure I was going to get, but the fact they use flame retardants on their car seat has me second guessing.

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r/UKParentingFirst time parents, pram help
3 months ago

I have the Reef 2 and my little boy has just turned 6 months so have just started using the parent facing seat rather than the bassinet. Pros: it’s really sturdy, we use it for both urban and countryside walks and it handles well for both, a lot of people comment on how nice it looks (not that it matters but still!), suspension really does help on bumpier paths and the brake is solid. Bassinet folds and is safe for occasional overnight sleeping which was great when visiting family in the early days. Cons: when you fold it down with the parent facing seat attached it is very unwieldy and heavy. My mother in law is in her late 60s and she definitely can’t lift it into the boot when folded, I need two hands and still I find it a bit heavy. I also find the harness a bit of a faff to fasten when there’s a wriggly baby involved (esp when the footmuff is also on). I have seen the new Silver Cross Nia and it looks to be much easier to transport around than my Reef 2 so might be worth checking out to see if it would be up to the countryside walks!

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r/BeyondTheBumpUKWhat pram did you get?
10 months ago

Got silver cross reef 2. Hated it. Sold it and got the joolz aer + x

r/BeyondTheBumpUKWhat pram did you get?
10 months ago

Love joolz. We sold our silver cross to replace joolz x no regrets

r/BeyondTheBumpUKWhat pram did you get?
10 months ago

Omg I feel like I could have written this!!!! I felt the absolute same. Had c section. Sooooo heavy too. I didn’t lift the damn thing in the shop cos I was preg so never realised its weight. And me and my husband detested the magnetic clasp. We did make use of the bassinet for safe sleeping for a few months until he preferred the contact naps. I struggled so much with the curb too. I managed to sell it on for a good price because the buyer liked how it folded with the seat on for boot space 🤣. Thank goodness someone liked it.

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r/BeyondTheBumpUKJoolz Aer+ for 3 month old
8 months ago

We’re currently on holiday with our 3.5 month old and joolz aer + as our only stroller (without bassinet). We’ve also brought our car seat which fits onto the pram with adapters - this way we can use the car seat in taxis and is somewhere for our little one to be pushed around while facing us as the pram is just world facing. Our daughter isn’t a huge fan of being put down and only contact naps so we’ve only used the pram (without car seat) for walking down to the pool or popping to the shops, but it lies flat so no issues there. The best part is how much smaller it is than our main pram at home (silver cross reef 2) so was ideal in the airport (fitted in overhead compartment) and much more agile to manoeuvre. We think it’s great and no issues using at this age, although would recommend also having the car seat as an attachment if that’s an option for you. As you’ve already got it why not try taking it out at home and seeing how you find it? At 3.5 months baby will be a lot more robust and strong (ie able to hold body /neck more) than currently so I wouldn’t be too put off if they seem so tiny in it right now!

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r/BuyingforbabyIf you could have any stroller…
4 months ago

Second this. Have the reef 2 with the Nuna pipa aire rx car seat.

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r/PregnancyUKPram recommendations?
8 months ago

I got a Silver Cross Reef 2 which has been good so far for different terrains, though I will say it's on the heavier side with the bassinet. Easy to fold though. I think the city type prams tend to be the lightest but are not so good on rougher terrain so it depends what is more important for you or if there is a middle ground somewhere. We went for a John Lewis appointment too so we could see how it folded and how heavy it was to carry before buying as it wasn't the cheapest. There was no pressure to buy there and then as they send you a discount code anyway so you can always see what you like best then shop around or see if you can get the one you like second hand.

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r/NewParentsStrollers
5 months ago

Ftm and we were gifted the silver cross reef 2. I love it and it feels so luxurious. I mostly keep this in the car for when we go out.. Easy one hand fold and unfold, it’s just heavy to load in and out of car but I went to see some other competitors and it was virtually same. I previously had purchased the maxi cosi tayla travel system bc I got it for a killer deal and wanted a second car seat. You can feel the difference in ride from both strollers but I appreciated how transformed into bassinet and seat easily. We used the bassinet a lot. I keep it for neighborhood walks and it’s parked inside the home.

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r/BuyingforbabyIs a Cruz V2 necessary if I have a travel stroller?
8 months ago

We have 2 strollers. The silver cross reef 2 for long walks, zoo trips, etc. and the Nuna TRVL that stays in my car for small grocery trips, shopping, whatever. I find it very handy to have 2 strollers!

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r/HENRYUKLifestyleChoosing pram. Recommendations?
3 months ago

I have the silvercross reef 2 and loved it more and more as I used it. Personally I didn’t like the fox 5 when I tried it at JL

r/BeyondTheBumpUKWhat pram did you get?
10 months ago

Personally we got the silvercross reef 2 and I love it so much. So many features I didn’t think at the time were that big of a deal but are even more impressive now that I’m using it. It fits your brief well I definitely recommend booking an appointment at John Lewis where you can try things out and ask lots of questions 1:1 about all baby products with no pressure to buy. If you do buy things later and spend enough money you can get a 15% discount so it’s worth putting your list together of everything you want to buy new

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