Nuna - PIPA RX

can’t go wrong with the nuna car seats! pipa rx for infant seat (highly recommend w mixx next stroller) and rava for convertible

Stick to the nuna pipa rx. Great infant seat. Stroller options are abundant and there really isn't a wrong answer but each one has minor pluses or minuses. Nuna mixx next, uppababy cruz, silvercross reef, and even some of the bugaboo strollers. Personally went with mixx next though but that was because my wife picked it over the others. We don't regret our choice

My final 3 strollers came down to the Nuna Mixx Next, the Uppababy Cruz, and the Silvercross Reef. my wife liked the Nuna the most, and we had already decided to get the Nuna Pipa RX infant carseat before hand anyways. My second choice would've been the Reef but damn that thing is expensive. That's the 1 con about silvercross.

nuna Trvl stroller is the best. I have that one for travel and use the Nuna Mixx Next stroller for everyday. I have the Nuna Pipa RX infant carseat which fits into both and has been amazing. About to get the Nuna Rava. Clearly a Nuna fan here haha

We do this and use both cars frequently. We keep the infant car seat in the house and it’s nice to be able to just bring it out (with her in it) to whichever car we are using, and it’s ready to go. We use the Nuna Pipa Rx.

Uppababy Vista V2 for the win! We didn’t like the uppababy car seats so went with the Nuna Pipa RX and got the adapter. It’s super easy to snap on and both are working really well for us. I also was dead set on a bassinet attachment and am really glad I followed through because we love it and use it all the time. Baby is 1 month old and we use the bassinet attachment when we go out to dinner. She sleeps so well in it! We also use it daily for walks.

We have a Bugaboo Fox 5 and the adjustable height is great for my husband and I - we’re both tall. We got the stroller for a great deal on GoodBuyGear. We use it with a Nuna Pipa RX.

We’ve been pleased with our Nuna Pipa RX and intend to get a Rava when he outgrows the Pipa. We need a more compact front to back seat anyway, but even if we didn’t we’d still be sticking with Nuna.

Infant car seat?? Nuna Pipa RX!!!

We have the Nuna Pipa (regular) and used it with our Vista stroller with the help of adapter clips. 10/10, would do again, it was the perfect combo for us and I highly recommend.

I don't know why everyone is recommending the doona. If you're walking around NYC - it will not be a comfortable stroller. With all the cracks and bumps on the street. With zero storage. Hard Pass. You can get a regular nuna pipa rx. You can strap the baby into any car. And get adapters to click into other strollers like Uppababy.

Also a first time mom who knows we want more than one kid. I tried to think about my lifestyle and what stroller investment made the most sense for us. I got the Thule Urban Glid 3 jogger that should last us 6+ years, a Nuna Pipa Rx infant car seat, an adapter for my car seat to clip into my stroller, and a newborn rated Thule nest (not a bassinet) attachment for my stroller.  Here were some of my considerations: - We don’t live in a city, more like a town. We don’t have sidewalks or well paved roads in my neighborhood, or on large parts of my standard walking routes - god willing, we’ll have another kid in the next few years and won’t get into a car accident, so we can get the next size up car seat and then use the infant one again for baby 2 - I am a runner and know I’d eventually probably want a jogger anyway - we are a bit outdoorsy and wanted a stroller that could handle all terrain - the car seat to stroller attachment piece wasn’t that expensive and looks very easy to use - we’re due in 3.5 weeks and it’ll be cold enough out, and the nest is better for cold, and we’re unlikely going to want to stop and unclip a bassinet to just hang out outside with baby - I could buy a bassinet attachment down the line with baby 2 if they are born in a warmer season  I think the biggest thing I realized after hours of stroller research that the best options is what will work for your life. You could live in a big city apartment with stairs to walk up or have to take public transit a lot, in which case, my ~24lb stroller would be a bad option in comparison to something like a Doona. It’s all relative. Good luck searching!!

I have the Nuna pipa rx and the triv stroller. The pipa urbn did not have all the safety features I wanted, as another user mentioned above. Would really only get it if you plan to take Ubers/taxis etc. I also tested the trvl stroller in store along with the triv and mixx. The trvl, while very lightweight and easily collapsible, did not have the option to rear face when using the stroller seat (you can rear face the car seat though). It also felt very flimsy, as though a strong breeze could knock it over. The triv could rear face, it was only about 5 lbs heavier, and it collapsed just as easily. I preferred it over the mixx which was very large and much heavier. Overall, if you are just using it in your own car to go about your town, I wouldn’t recommend this system, but I would recommend other products in the Nuna line. We paid $400 for the pipa rx and $700 for the triv stroller. For reference

Absolutely Nuna Pipa RX for infant car seat, will get the RAVA once my baby becomes bigger😊

I personally really enjoy our Nuna Pipa RX— we waited until July for the Nordstrom sale and got it $100 off! We did the same with our Uppababy stroller (bought in July and got $350 off of a certain color)— and we like that it had a bassinet attachment for us to feel good about taking baby on walks where she could lay down vs be in her car seat the whole time.

Have the Nuna tavo. Love it bc it’s so easy to use with the Nuna rx car seat. You can also lay the seat completely flat and has buttons on the feet, so it acts Iike a bassinet. Really didn’t want to buy a bassinet bc it felt like a waste of money. Also think about how the weather will be when your baby is born. It’s great in the wintertime to move the car seat into the stroller and cover her up completely to stay warm.

We went with the Nuna Pipa (which came with a RELX seat base) and bought a second base. This was perfect for us, especially while we were both exclusively home for the first 4 months. We also have the Nuna stroller (I forget which we have), so the car seat sat right on it. He started daycare just after 4 months, and the daycare wouldn’t let us leave the seat there. So when I picked him up, I had to go get the seat (I only had the base) and then go get him. It got old quick. So I ended up getting the Graco 4ever Deluxe for my truck. My wife used the Nuna until he didn’t fit anymore, even when she stopped taking it out.

I’d say go test some out at the store. Personally my wife and I went with the Nuna Mixx next stroller and Pipa RX car seat. And I got an extra car seat base for my car so I don’t have to switch them all the time. So far it’s been great. The stroller is also infant capable without the car seat attached when they get a tad bigger.

So we started out with the Nuna travel system and got bases for my car, my husbands truck and my moms car. I got the cheaper stroller of their line with my first that the car seat attaches to. When he outgrew the infant car seat at about a year, I got the Evolve 360 as others have recommended and love it, I highly recommend that one while they’re still rear facing. Now that he’s facing forward he can just crawl in himself so we have a cheaper one and will use the evolve for my 2 month old once he outgrows the infant car seat. For my second I am reusing the infant car seat and bought the nicer stroller secondhand that the car seat can click into, but also has a comfier seat attachment and bassinet attachment. If I had to do it over, I may look at other brands that do the same thing but less expensive than Nuna, but overall happy with our experience and their products.

I’m a third time mom. I have a 17, 15 and 22 month old. The Nuna Car Seat is a splurge but well worth it! I am a registered nurse turned stay at home mom so believe me when I say it’s compact, simple to use and durable!

I’m currently using the Nuna Revv but used the Nuna Pippa when she was younger (forgot to mention the model)

Nuna makes an awesome infant carrier we just got two bases

We also have the era. I love that you can recline it flat for walks. We got nuna car seat because I liked the materials and it's very light. I'm not sure if it'll fit in a small car (it fits great in my Rav) but definitely another option to look into. I found the Chicco car seat very heavy and bulky in comparison

Our nuna car seats are hands down the best. We’ve bought cheap brands for travel + the maxi cosi’s for grandparents cars to compare. The nuna feels the sturdiest, highest end, and the thing doesn’t budge. It’s also incredibly comfortable and grows with your kids.

I think you'll be happy with either stroller - but I would really recommend looking at Nuna car seats instead of UB. UB just doesn't design their seats as well and there are more issues with fit than Nuna ever has. Do you expect another kid in the near future? I prefer the fold of the Demi to the Vista. I get so annoyed with closing the Vista and opening it, but it is a dream to push! I also love that the Demi comes with a built in mosquito net, and the second kid seat is not reduced limits like on the Vista. I never even tried the Demi unfortunately and I regret it!!

My biggest suggestion is to test drive them if you can. My requirement was one that I could maneuver one handed as I walk the the dog at the same time. I was able to get a Nuna off Craigslist for a good price, so that's what we went with. So far I am happy with its maneuverability and how easy it is to click in the cars eat, Bassinet, etc. It is a bit on the heavy side though and takes up a lot of trunk space in the car.

Yeah, we had major sticker shock looking at strollers. I checked the 2nd hand market every day to see if we could snag either a nuna or uppababy. Eventually, I got super lucky, and the Nuna came up at a very reasonable price with multiple attachments. Typically, the car seat is sold separately from the stroller. You can mix and match some brands if you get the right attachment. I know you can use the Nuna car seat with the uppababy stroller.

Keep the Nuna carseat, get a Cybex Gazelle with bassinet attachment and/or Nuna carseat adapter attachment. Done.

I don’t have a full system but the nuna car seat and its adapters work well with our stroller (babyzen yoyo). We do find it’s easier to release one side at a time.

I just scored a deal for a Nuna car seat and stroller system through Crate & Barrel, about $350 off around a month or two ago? Color wasn’t my top choice (we got the navy/ocean blue and I love the look of the black and the brown leather detail, but for almost $400 off I’ll take the navy lol)

I also went with the Doona for travel and uppababy for the stroller / bassinet. However, I read a ton of similar complaints about the car seat so I went with the Nuna car seat. It easily snaps in to the uppababy with the attachment and works really well.