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

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I have a Thule that I bought second hand. We have a silver cross as our main stroller - actually we have two. A SC Wave (the original) and a SC Breez which I just bought. Each stroller has its pros and cons. Breez is nice and compact, Thule is better for non-pavement experiences, and Wave is great in every aspect except for space and weight. We used the bassinet feature exclusively when he was a newborn.
I just pre ordered the breez! I was SO overwhelmed with stroller research and I didn’t know what we needed. I ended up getting the silver cross wave second hand on marketplace. I love the wave - it’s a beautiful stroller and we used the bassinet feature almost exclusively until he grew out of it. I started looking into more compact strollers because the wave is so big, and the fold is just not practical. The bassinet and the seat don’t fold so storage for the wave is a nightmare. The breez looks PERFECT - a gorgeous stroller, bassinet compatible for the next baby, and compact. Oh also - I got a Thule second hand for more rugged adventures. But I’m so excited for this stroller! I’m
I have a Silvercross Wave. Pros: similar price range to Uppababy vista but you get everything (2 seats, 1 bassinet) so it works out cheaper, double pram, bassinet can go up top, seats are full size so toddlers won't grow out of them so fast, massive basket, it's sturdy and I never feel like it's going to tip over, so many seat configurations, seats can recline if you're blessed with a baby that sleeps in the pram, there is a skateboard attachment you can buy, brake is solid Cons: it's heavy but I was ok with that because of how sturdy it is, two handed fold down but I do find it easy enough, you don't have to but I take the seat off to fold down so it's not so heavy lifting into the car, sun shades aren't long enough and we do lots of walking in the Qld sun so I feel like the sun is always getting in, after sales service is almost non existent. Overall I love it and would recommend it, but I am looking at a side by side double for walks only. I love the Bugaboo sun shades and I like the idea of babies side by side but I don't want a big side by side pram when I'm out shopping.
Silver cross wave for a growing family! We love ours so much and it’s beautiful!!!!!
We did something similar. I have a silver cross wave as our every day buggy for cobblestone streets or going out into the country and then have a Babyzen yoyo for travel
Lovvvve our silver cross wave.
Baby is three months and we have the silver cross wave as our regular stroller and the silver cross jet we used for travel and I really love both of them. I would also like to get a Thule chariot at some point. We have a pretty rambunctious dog so the weight and durability of the wave has been helpful in not getting toppled over when walking with both of them

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

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Butterfly Series
Durable, compact for city travel, good storage, but expensive.

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Cruz V2 Stroller
Durable workhorse with massive storage, but heavy and bulky.

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Minu V3 Stroller
Compact travel, decent storage, but pricey, seat not upright.

UPPAbaby
Cruz V3
Durable, massive storage, great service, but heavy and bulky.

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