Clek - Liing

In a 2024 hard top GTS, the Clek can work for rear facing as long as your passenger isn’t very tall, or has a high tolerance for being squeezed :) Might be too tight of a fit for a Targa though.

Unsure of your needs. We have three: - City Mini GT2: least used. We got this in hopes of more stroller walks. Used it heavy with an infant and not at all with a toddler. It sits in our carport. I couldn’t use this as an every-day stroller. It’s not at all compact and the storage is awful. I will say we have an older version at my mom’s house, which is at the beach. It’s great on the boardwalk and has a larger canopy than the 2. I also learned I hate the style of seat recline on the City Mini. It’s just a PIA IMO. - Cybex Gazelle S: I would recommend this to everyone. Again, depending on need. If you live in a city it may not be a good purchase because it does not fold up small. The storage is HUGE, it’s easy to fold, and it glides so well. I also love the newer seats, which have belts like a car seat. However, it’s really big when folded. I really like the basket and storage. This was so nice for grocery shopping with an infant. Now I have a 2.5 YO. It’s been used many times in Disney because of the storage. We use this stroller mostly for anywhere we go where we don’t want to lug around a backpack. - Cybex Eezy Twist: we love this for airplane travel and on the go. The storage is still really good. I can’t fit my backpack in it, but I can take my packing cubes out and throw them under. Lightweight, smooth ride, and easy to pop up or down. For plane travel, I’m not certain it can be stored in the overhead bin but you can fold it down and put it through the xray. Our infant car seat was a Liing. We took a 1:1 class with a local CPST and it was recommended. $$ but our son was 4 lb 4 oz when we left the hospital. I can’t even remember if there’s a minimum weight for car seats or what it would be, but I recall being told we ended up with a good choice in seat. I wouldn’t suggest purchasing a convertible until you are ready. The technology is constantly improving. Right now we have one that revolves and love it!

With my first I had uppababy cruz with an infant insert, she was a July baby so we did outside walks in it pretty much right away. For car seat we had a Graco snug ride, we didn't have a car at that time so needed something light and easy to bring on Uber rides. We got a car when baby was a year old and at that point she outgrew the bucket seat and we got a clek fllo. This time around I'm due in Feb. Planning to use the same cruz with infant insert with a clek liing car seat. I don't find the bassinet attachment to be very important. I love my cruz though, it's a great urban stroller.

We are big fans of clek. My first had a clek fllo from around 1 year to 5 years then graduated to a clek oobr. I'm expecting and due in Feb with my second and just bought the clek liing for the baby. Clek car seats are on sale now for 20% off. I love that they are made in Canada, and some of the best safety tested seats available.

We went with the Clek Liing because of safety and versatility with many strollers. My second choice was going to be the chico key fit

Clek Liing is also very light!

You can reach out to Angelcab to see what car seats it’s compatible with. But we have the u Series and Clek Liing seat and you need to make sure you buy the iso fix adapter from Angelcab to ensure it fits. If you want to use the Angelcab bassinet, it doesn’t use the adapter so it can be annoying to have to switch from bassinet to car seat.

Just bought the clek liing also!

We loved the Cruz V2! We used it with the Clek Liing car seat and it worked out great. We just had to buy the separate adapters but chose it over the Mesa because I kept reading that seat gets outgrown early. I also just got a cheap Uppababy bassinet off marketplace and we mainly used that for the newborn period. The car seat compatibility and ability to transfer baby to stroller sounds great until you have a baby that never sleeps in the car anyways 🙃 So we ended up using the bassinet quite a bit in the beginning as it was more comfortable for baby than the car seat. We did travel with it quite a bit and it was never an issue for airlines or anything :)

I live downtown and have the a Uppababy Cruz as well and I definitely recommend it. It’s easy to fold, navigates the streets well and I’ve never had issues getting into stores. The only thing I haven’t done with it is take it on the street car (pre-baby I took the streetcar daily, now I always either walk or drive). Two considerations for you… Bassinet - I purchased the Uppababy bassinet separately because it doesn’t come included with the Cruz and my baby ended up hating the bassinet. We ended up purchasing the Uppababy infant snug seat which you can put in the stroller seat (fully reclined) and my baby preferred that SO much more. So you could look into doing that as well which would save you a little $. Car seat - we tested the Uppababy Mesa car seat in our car and it didn’t fit well. I also heard most babies outgrow it by height earlier than other seats. We ended up getting the Clek Liing car seat with adapters so it can still click onto the stroller easily. I would recommend you to go SnuggleBugz or West Coast Kids and test the car seats in your car to see what fits best. Hope this helps!

I got the Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew and plan to get the Clek Liing car seat (it is compatible with the Bugaboo!). We live in a city with very uneven cobblestone sidewalks, so a stroller with good suspension was a must for us. I compared the Bugaboo side by side with both Nuna and Uppababy strollers and was pretty surprised by the noticeable difference in how it drives. Echoing others about Clek’s safety ratings! It also helps that it is compatible with our stroller.

We got the bugaboo dragonfly with the clek liing car seat- lightweight, small and folds with the bassinet attached. Car seat is very safe, fits into my small car and lightweight.