Veer - Cruiser City XL

When we had our first kiddo the person at the “fancy local baby store” said “everyone in San Francisco has at least 2-3 strollers” and I thought “who are these fancy people with all their disposable income and tons of storage space.” I will say this salesperson DID NOT try to upsell us on strollers and suggested we get the UppaBaby Cruz V2, I was more than willing to buy the Vista V2 but gave us good reasons to not get the Vista (even if we were planning on having a 2nd kid less than 3 years after the first.) Which we keep in and our door locked vestibule area. 6 months later we bought a travel stroller, Nuna TRVL, right before a cross country trip because we realized how bulky it is to travel with the CRUZ V2 after having to put it in/out of our Subaru trunk area, and it had the convenience of not needing an adapter when using our Nuna Pipa car seat. We keep the stroller in the trunk of our car when not flying. 2 years later we now had 2 kids and bought a VEER CITY wagon 4-seater (during an Annual REI 30% sale), we originally bought the adapter to click in the Nuna Pipa car seat for the newest addition but that kiddo was not loving the car seat so much so we bought the additional SwitchBack seat with newborn inserts (which were not used for that long). We keep this one in our garage, and use it for longer local trips on foot. Before we got the stroller wagon we considered a double stroller and even considered an e-stroller double stroller because a hill we tackle daily is a 14% incline, but after a lot of back and forth between a double stroller versus Stroller Wagon, but realized the extra carrying capacity of our Stroller Wagon is helpful for us, and hoping we’d get maybe a few more years of usage out of it versus the carrying capacity/weight limitations of a double stroller. I also realized I’d rather push the stroller wagon or the Cruz V2 up a 14% incline with the weight distribution versus a double stroller (in any of the available configurations on the market.) We also added the stroller board to our Cruz V2, but usually we baby wear the youngest if using the Cruz V2 or Travel Stroller if we have both kids, because unlike Rose in Titanic our Toddler WILL NOT LET GO OF JACK (Jack being the stroller seat) especially not for the baby.

VeerXL with the car seat add!

A veer 4 seater. I have one and it washes with a hose. I love mine so much lol

17 month gap here. We got the Veer XL with the infant carrier attachment. We love it. Our firstborn is completely over the stroller already so no way were we doing a double.

It’s a bit heavy but doable. I think like 35 pound without any attachments. And it folds down nicely for storage or the car. It has a push and pull option, both of which are very smooth.

If you want the most amazing wagon ever made, that your kid can nap in, get a Veer. They make 2 and 4 seaters, I would just get the 4 regardless. Not worried about napping on the go and want great quality for slightly less get a BOB. I’ve had both and can’t recommend them enough.

Mine are 2 and 3 and we have 4 strollers still although we just sold out Vista double this year. We have a Veer XL wagon as well as two Cybex travel strollers. I also have kept our Doona since we plan to have a third baby

I have 16 month old twins and the veer XL has become my go to transportation for most outings now. They seem to like it much better

We have a three-year-old and our twins are 8 months. We almost always use our Uppababy Vista. Most of the time the twins are just attached in their Uppababy car seats. They love the seats when we use those. We also have a Silver Cross Double Jet and it’s wonderful for flying and just a great lightweight double stroller. We also recently bought a Veer XL so that all 3 kids fit comfortably.

We have a veer wagon and use the car seat attachment for the newborn. We love it! We figure this will give us the most bang for our buck over the years when the kids are over the stroller. Plus we can use it at the park, sporting events, etc., even when they are past stroller age

Love my bassinet attachment for newborns but the bassinet becomes useless once they hit a year. If you don’t have plans on a second kid I wouldn’t splurge on it. Fold is only a huge deal if you have a compact car or lack space to store it in your house. I have a NUNA system and a veer wagon. If I could do it again I’d gave started with the wagon