
Joie - Nitro Lightweight Umbrella Stroller
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We have the Joie Nitro E Stroller, it’s £75 on Argos. Def recommend! It wouldn’t go in as cabin luggage though, would have to check it in - most airlines let you take a buggy all the way up to the gate and check it in for free though. Any reason you want it as cabin luggage?
I used this for a holiday abroad when my baby was 6 months and he got on really well with it. It was super light yet not flimsy and he napped great in it. I have a Silvercross travel system which I love but I use the Joie from time to time as a lighter option. I think it’s really good for £50 if OP doesn’t want to spend much
The link wasn’t working but it’s called Joie Nitro E Lightweight Umbrella Stroller - Sea You can get it at Argos
I couldn’t see much on Vinted annoyingly. We ended up with a Joie Nitro for about £60. Seems okay so far but only time will tell!
We picked one of these up from Smyths yesterday!
We got one from Smyths yesterday!
Joie Nitro was £50 in Argos, not sure what the current price is
Joie nitro is great £50 from boots. You can add it into luggage without extra charge dependent on the airline. You don’t need a fancy compact one that goes overhead. Cheap and cheerful!!
We have the Joie Nitro stroller that we use for nursery runs (it’s a short walk from ours) and we used it on a flight to Canada, would definitely recommend it! It is 50 quid from Argos https://www.argos.co.uk/product/6144070
Also got a Joie Nitro here, which I bought predominantly as the Baby Jogger I've got is too big / expensive to leave in the nursery buggy store all day. It's had an absolute kicking over the last 2 years, doing 3 miles a day in all weather, it's been on beaches, in snow etc and gate checked without issue. I'd buy it again. Think I only paid about £50 for it from Argos in a sale. It's not fancy, but it's been a good workhorse and if it gets lost, stolen or broken, I don't particularly care.
I’ve got a Nitro. It’s had the crap kicked out of it over the past few years. Planes, beaches, snow, used daily for 3 miles a day to / from nursery too. Bought it as I didn’t want to leave my expensive stroller in the nursery buggy store and because it was smaller. It’s taken some serious abuse and is still in great condition. For 50 quid it’s a bargain.
Not as far as I can tell sadly. I scrub it down with a brush and washing up liquid and then hose it if it’s really bad.
We just went with a 50 quid Joie Nitro umbrella stroller. Not cabin sized but we gate check it. It’s been on multiple flights and survived sand, snow, cities etc along the way. Main reason for getting it was to have something cheap to leave at nursery but it’s also worked great for travel as we don’t care if it gets broken / lost (it got left in Singapore earlier this month when flying home from seeing family in Aus, but fortunately we got it back a day later).
Does anyone have any idea under what circumstances airports leave a pushchair at the gate VS send it to the carousel? I've used a cheap Joie umbrella stroller a few times when travelling, wheeled it right up to the gate, and every single time it was there waiting for us at the arrival gate. This was not the case with other people's travel systems, I could see that some times it would be at the gate, and other times it would have to be collected at the bulky luggage carousel.
I have the Nuna pipa and trvl lx and tried to forgo the bassinet. It was such a pain to strap baby into the car seat each time and she hated it. Baby wearing also took a toll on my back and your arm range is limited. I ended up caving and bought a (cheaper) stroller the Joie to use the bassinet function for walks. Huge storage under that makes it perfect for going grocery shopping. No regrets!
When I first moved here I thought it was silly seeing so many Cadillac sized strollers with big wheels- seems contradictory. But then I realized its the cobbles stones, albeit not so wide spread in Berlin, I’ve now traveled with a stroller to Copenhagen, Prague and Lisbon and the bigger the wheels the better really or else they get stuck between stones. Thats why in Berlin and CPH buggaboos are so popular. Also, easywalkers, joolz and joie.
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