Bumbleride - Era

I also purchased the Bumbleride Era and have a Graco Snugride car seat using the attachment. I have the infant insert as well. I’ve been using it for just over 2 months and I love it! It handles so well, baby is comfy and there is lots of room for him to grow. I do wish the basket was a little bit bigger, but it holds what I need. I was super picky when choosing a stroller, and I’m glad I went with this one.

We have the Bumbleride Era and Graco Snugride car seat. I did A LOT of research on which stroller we bought. The big things I wanted were: reversible parent/world facing seat, lay flat, air filled tires. I’ve been really happy with the combo. Baby is comfy in the stroller and we have had a lot of naps on the go. I’d recommend getting an infant seat. It’s really easy for taking them into stores or getting them buckled in the house. I have a smaller vehicle so my options were limited. I was between the Clek Ling and Graco Snugride. Baby has been happy sitting in it. I’m glad I went with the less expensive option since he is 8 months and almost at the height maximum.

We’re using the era for our second kiddo right now and I love this workhorse so much. It gets through all types of terrine, and is still in great condition after 5 years of heavy use. We used a nuna with my first but it expired and we got just a Chicco keyfit this time around and it was way cheaper. We got the adapter on marketplace. Honestly, I prefer the Chicco seat and adaptors to the nuna, it just feels much sturdier and we like the fit of the seat much better.

I absolutely loved the Bumbleride Era I had with my first. You don’t need a bassinet attachment because the seat itself can lie flat and serve as the bassinet (I think there is an ever so slight incline, but it’s barely noticeable and it honestly made me feel better post feeds and while going downhill). It was such an amazing stroller, so smooth on all terrains (sidewalks of MA, some trails, etc.) I ended up having Irish twins and had to switch to double stroller and got the Bugaboo donkey with bassinet attachment and definitely miss my bumbleride constantly!!! We had a universal carseat adapter for the Era that could fit with our Clek car seat but honestly didn’t use it more than twice

I prioritized excellent wheels and suspension and got the Bumbleride Era ($700). I wanted real tires and it works GREAT on uneven terrain. Baby can sleep through anything. It doesn’t work with car seats though so I also have a basic snap and go car seat stroller that I keep in the trunk ($80). I had a hand me down car seat (from a trusted friend with no accidents) that didn’t work with any stroller systems so that made it easier for me

We have a Bumbleride Era (love it!) and I wouldn't even bother with a bassinet. The seat of the stroller lays flat and can be used from birth. You can add the cotton insert so LO is more snug, and that's enough!

We went with Bumbleride Era + Clek Liing. We got our stroller on sale since the 2024 model was released and retailers were clearing out the old stock. Might be worth checking to see if any retailers still have any. They’ll be marked down.

We have the Bumbleride era + clek liing. Absolutely love this combo and I recommend it to everyone. The tires on the bumbleride are air filled and it has a suspension. That’s not very common for strollers. We’ve used it in snow, slush, mud, gravel, dirt, grass and sidewalk. She’s a beast. The ride is soo smooth, not very bumpy for baby. It maneuvers beautifully. I can push the stroller with one hand with no effort. For the car seat, you could see what adapters are available for the bumbleride. I love the clek liing because it’s Canadian, compact, has a long expiry and fits larger percentile babies much longer than other car seats. You’re more likely to use the liing for over a year with a higher percentile baby than any other infant seat. Installation is so easy too.

I highly recommend finding a stroller you like and buying the infant seat separately. Often the travel system strollers have very small wheels. We love our bumbleride era. Not only does it turn side to side it can do a 360 degree turn on the spot effortlessly. She's a beast in the snow, ice, mud, gravel and grass. I recommend it to anyone who loves the outdoors. It's more pricy than the ones you've listed but I would personally consider a used more beefy stroller (bumbleride, Thule etc. ) over a brand new travel system. Buy the infant seat new always since you don't know the history. For infant seats clek liing, chicco key fit and graco snugride are the tech favourites. You can use an adapter or most strollers.

Love our bumbleride era. She’s a beast in snow, slush, gravel, grass and mud. I think we’ll get a travel stroller that can fit in the overhead compartment for flying but that’s only because I don’t want the airline damaging our bumbleride in cargo haha.

They are in a Doona for such a short amount of time! We have the baby zen yo-yo for travel and it’s been so good! Easy to transport and convenient. But we also travelled with our bumbleride era and while it’s more cumbersome it was also convenient due to its comfort and size.

Two. Bumbleride Era for winter and terrain like grass gravel broken pavement long rides and disneyword trips Baby zen yo-yo (gifted) for always leaving in the car for the mall, for the train and busses and for all inclusive or city trips. We use both as often and never had a car seat adapter just used a standard car seat with the Cosco Serena next as our second car seat for travel and other peoples cars/taxi

We got an almost new Bumbleride era on marketplace and have been sooo happy with it! We’ve been using it daily for almost a year. Such smooth ride and I loved having baby laying flat in it as a newborn. Super super happy with it and anticipate using it for a long time.

Also in QC - recently put in an order for Bumbleride Era after some research!

I have a Bumbleride Era and it does great in snow and slush. I had a September baby and walked with him outside all winter including some really slushy days! Weight wise I don’t mind it, I can easily toss it in the back of my car or carry it into the house, I wouldn’t want to lug it up multiple flights of stairs or anything though. It feels super well made and the all black is pretty attractive in my opinion. I tried it, the Nuna, and the Uppa at a specialty baby store and the Bumbleride was a clear winner for handling and smoothness of the ride.