Nuna - TRVL Compact Stroller

I knew we would want to do a lot with our kid and wasn’t sure if I should get one stroller to “do it all” or multiple with specific purposes in mind. We ended up getting two, one small super lightweight and one large jogging stroller and I’m so glad we did. The lightweight Nuna Trvl is perfect for the grocery store, coffee shop, mall etc and our jogger (Thule urban glide) is amazing for all our outdoor trips, walks in the park, etc. Instead of having one middle ground, I’m so glad we have two very different options that work for our specific wants. Also we got both on sale so it worked out. The urban glide 2 we got at an REI garage sale for only $280!

TRVL has bigger wheels than the Minu V2, so it should be better over rough ground. The TRVL LX has even bigger wheels of you still want bigger, and still folds compact. The Minu V2 already has bigger wheels than other strollers in its class (Joolz Aer+ and Bugaboo Butterfly), so I don't think either of those would be an improvement in the ride department. The Guzzie & Guzz Oxygen V2 stroller has 6.8 in / 6 in rear/front wheels, respectively, which are also bigger than the Minu's. Another option is the Peg Perego Vivace, which has 7 in wheels and also a reversible seat, but still folds fairly compact. It's around 21 lbs though, so heavier than ultracompacts. The Cybex Beezy (make sure it's the 2024 model, or newer) also has fairly big wheels and folds relatively compact.

Uppababy Vista plus Nuna Pipa RX and TRVL. I definitely used the TRVL more for the first 4 months or so. It weighs nothing! I also had a C section and didn’t have any trouble lifting it. I use the Vista for neighborhood walks and longer outings. It’s getting much more use now that baby is sitting up and super alert.

Thanks for the update! That’s the one I’m leaning towards. I have the single nuna trvl and I love it.

We used the Nuna trvl stroller. It super lightweight and goes almost completely flat for baby to lay down. We started using it when he was around 3 months old. We bought a head support pillow to use with it until he was 6 months old. Personally I would probably baby wear until baby was a bit bigger. Not sure I would have been comfortable using it when he was a newborn. We had a different stroller that fit his car seat when he was little but I found it way too big to fit in the car. Couldn’t get grocery’s in with the stroller which is why we switched to Nuna and I love it. It so light and easy to use. Should also add that I had a big baby. He’s 99% for both height and weight. We stopped using the bucket seat because he was so big and I wasn’t going to buy another huge stroller system with a bassinet for a few month of use.

The nuna trvl with a pipa is elite - see if you can get the stroller on marketplace or something!

I’d do the nuna trvl with the bassinet attachment and the nuna pipa capsule, the bassinet and capsules just click in super easily, that way you get all the benefits of those and can transition to the regular stroller whenever you want. It lies flat too so you can do that from birth.

I ended up selling my ergo baby metro plus because it ended up being so clunky and the canopy clicked so loud when you put it out that it would wake up my sleeping baby! I sold it and bought the nuna trvl, sometimes you can find it on a good sale or marketplace!

Uppababy Vista with bassinet. Nuna Pipa Aire. $50 conversion piece to allow you to clip the Nuna seat into UB stroller. Best combo ever. Then if you have a second baby, you just need to grab an additional rumble seat for the UB once they’re older. If you need a travel stroller, LOVEEEE the Nuna TRVL.

I have the edwards and co otto and I love it so far. It should fold into the overhead compartment, I haven't travelled yet so can confirm but it's what I bought it for. It comes with a travel bag, the wheels are removable and it weighs 7kg which is the carry on limit for a emirates. Folds really easy into nothing! It moves so well and is so easy on uneven surfaces. The handle is comfortable and can be manoeuvred with one hand. I tested out the yoyo but hated the awkward handle and how it moved. The others I liked were the nuna trvl and the easywalker miley2. But none of these lay flat and the otto does. The only thing that could be better is that the handle isn't adjustable but that's minor.. Hope this helps I did so much looking into these!!

Honestly, I had a friend sit me down because I had a similar wishlist and she told me sometimes it’s best to have 2 strollers - one for the quick trips (easy fold, pavement/sidewalks), and one for the longer trips (a little bigger, trails with grass/dirt/or minor roughness, etc.). I didn’t listen to her and went solely for the Nuna Trvl. I wish I did listen to her now that baby is here. I ended up buying myself (instead of putting it on my registry) the Uppababy Cruz V2. I love this stroller more than the Trvl. It handles more of my day-to-day bs and feels sturdier. It’s great in grass and for quick trips with the car seat attachment. If I was to do it differently, I’d either put both strollers on my registry or go with the Nuna Triv because it seems to be the middle between the two.

I LOVE my UB Cruz. I also have the Nuna Trvl, but honestly love the UB more because it handles more of my roughness very well. The Trvl is nice for quick trips or actually traveling. There is a Nuna Triv that’s half Mixx and half Trvl. It’s got the bigger wheels but a strap to swing over your shoulder. Might be better for the stairs.

Another vote for the Nuna TRVL stroller. It has amazing compatibility with the Pipa series car seats and creates a type of cocoon. Hands down one of my favourite things about baby gear.

Also in Colorado and going with the Thule urban glide as our neighborhood/off roading stroller! We also got the Nuna TRVL for plane travel / errands

I took the Nuna TRVL on a trip and appreciated the recline but lugging it around airports got old fast, and the Bugaboo Butterfly folded up tight but felt a bit chunky once packed.

I’ve got a Nuna trvl and think it’s dreadful on nearly all counts but it does collapse with one hand and it does make putting it in a car easy. The only plus don’t buy it. I wish I’d got the yoyo zen I’ve been with friends that have it and it’s nippy, it collapses really small, can go onboard planes in the overhead a much better pram.

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

I started my stroller journey by buying a highly recommended stroller and hating it... and ended up with multiple ones, which turned into testing over 100 models and reviewing them :) That said: NOT LOVING: Uppababy Vista - rides smooth, but too big and bulky Mockingbird - awful, scary with recalls, doesn't drive smoothly as all Cybex Orfeo - too flimsy Cybex Coya - where do I even begin with this bad fold GB Pockit - not worth your fingers Ergobaby Metro - too heavy for a travel stroller and unfold feels meh SummerInfant 3d quickclose - too good to be true, super flimsy Nuna TRVL - too short seat, too big to take into the cabin and too expensive for what it is Uppababy Minu - too big for a travel stroller model, weird bumper bar and flimsy canopy LOVING: Cybex Priam - amazing, especially the e-version. If I were to get a one full-size stroller this would be my top choice Stokke Yoyo3 - most well-known and guaranteed on board Joolz Aer - smooth ride, great accessories Joolz Hub2 - solid mid-size option Cybex Gazelle - good for 2 under 2 Bombi - good mid-size option Bugaboo Butterfly 2 - didn't like the first version, but these upgrades made it better Mamazing - good budget option Zoe Traveler - amazing canopy and solid stroller Inglesina Quid - cute solid compact stroller

I got the Nina TRVL since we will travel a lot w/ bebe & the pipa rx aire. I have a midsize SUV & honestly I’m a lazy person and if anything feels slightly difficult I’ll imagine I’d be more frustrated opening & closing the stroller and car seat with a newborn in my arms.

I have the Uppa Baby and Nuna TRVL. Both are great for different reasons. Just remember - if a stroller is on the market, it has to do through in depth testing to get there. It wouldn’t be for sale if it wasn’t safe. Same with car seats, there really is no bad option. They all work. It’s what works best for you!

I have both the Doona and Nuna! They are both great w their own pros and cons. If I had to pick between the two, I could go for the Nuna. The Doona has a pretty short time span in which you can actually use it. By the time my daughter was 9 months old she outgrew it based on her height. It was so convenient as a new born but as she grew it did get really heavy. A lot of people I know love the Doona and it is great but not for everyone and not in every scenario. The Nuna , IMO, handles better & has more functions. And will be something that can grow with your baby. The materials feel so lux and it is pretty light weight as well as folds easily for travel. We use the Nuna TRVL as our main. If you check on Nordstrom they actually sell it in a package w an infant car seat— I got mine during their mid year sale and save a few hundred $$$

My wife and I spent weeks every weekend playing with strollers. We ended up picking up the Aer+! The fold is amazing and easy. And there’s storage for daysss My second pick was Jet 5 but the storage was too small. I thought the Jet 5 was so cool too. My wife’s second pick was the Butterfly. I personally thought the fold was not as smooth as the Aer+. It’s a small detail but every detail counts IMO when there’s a screaming child in your arms as you’re navigating a grocery store lol. Though our second pick differs, I’m glad our first pick was the Aer+. Keep in mind though that the Aer+ doesn’t have a lot of rotating car seats in USA that is compatible with it. Not sure if that’s a deal breaker for you. If rotating car seats is a must have, get the Jet 5 because of its car adapters. Nuna Trvl won’t fit on airplanes btw. Need to checked in.

One “regular” one and one travel stroller. The infant seat fits in both.

Not that you would know this before baby is born, but my son HATED the infant carseat (to the point where we switched him to the convertible one very young), so if my stroller was my infant carseat (ie: doona) it would have been a huge waste. We had the Nuna (and all our strollers were too) and my only complaint about the stroller was that I needed 2 hands to open and close it, like it wasn’t as easy in practice as it was in a showroom. I LOVE the Nuna TRVL though (I believe it is compatible with their infant carseat)

Mum of a 2 year old here. My family and I travel overseas at least 3 times a year. We started off with the Nuna Trvl pram however as my chunky monkey grew, he outgrew the pram. So we have just upgraded to the bugaboo butterfly. I absolutely love the butterfly and wish I bought it sooner

Due in June as well! We ended up getting the Uppababy Vista as well as the Nuna trvl stroller. This came from advice from a friend of mine who has both and absolutely loves it! They use the Uppababy for walks around the neighborhood, events with a lot of walking, etc. The bassinet is great and the durability/size is comfortable for them to grow with. They typically keep the Nuna Trvl in the car because it's smaller and easier to maneuver in restaurants, stores, etc. They also use it a ton for travelling of course. It's easy to get through the airport and it comes with a travel bag too. Finally, we also got the Nuna Pipa RX car seat. It easily attaches to the Nuna Trvl, and you just need a simple adapter to be able to connect it to the Uppababy Vista as well. Seems like a win/win all around so we were sold!

I just went through alllll of this. Had the trvl for awhile but baby grew out of it within one year, it’s way too short in the head rest. After researching, went with the Joolz Aer+ and LOVE it. So beautiful, so small and light folded but functions like a full sized stroller. Bonus, it’s really pretty.

Joolz Aer+ is 10/10. I spent hours researching different ones. Bugaboo was my runner up. Avoid the Nuna Trvl, I had it and returned it, it has a hole in the seat structure and a very low back, which became uncomfortable as my child got bigger. Grew out of it before even turning one.

Honestly, I don't use a stroller as much as I thought I would. I have four. Evenflo Pivot Xpand-Given to me as a gift. Pros: Pretty great for a toddler and newborn. I really love the fact that the car seat can click into the stroller. And the bassinet feature is another thing I love. I can bring a baby carrier and just the bassinet and use it for either baby. I let my toddler run around while baby lies in the bassinet. Then put baby in the carrier while the toddler sits in the bassinet/toddler chair. Cons: The frame is pretty flimsy. Feels like it'll break within a year of constant use because it squeaks and moves side to side easily. Hate the fact that it comes with a detachable cup holder. When you're going through the door or putting it in the vehicle, it falls off and rolls away lol. I just ended up buying the Momcozy stroller organizer for it. Very bulky and heavy. It's hard to bring up and down stairs, especially in double stroller mode. But it is a double stroller lol. The soft spongy handle gets ruined pretty easily. We had ours in the back of a truck and I got it out and the handle was shaved down. :( Evenflo Pivot Travel System-Given as a gift. Essentially the same points as the Xpand. Just no double mode. The bassinet that comes with it does lay flatter than the Xpand bassinet though. Larktale Crossover Convertible Stroller/Wagon-Bought myself while on sale. Actually really loved it initially. Pros: 2 in 1. Can easily turn into a stroller or wagon given the circumstances. I like all the accessories it came with. Pretty durable and we used it in the mountains on trails and stuff. Cons: It was difficult to turn into stroller or wagon mode initially. Sometimes the pull handle would pop out if you didn't put it on properly. Never used the second seat. The wheel fell off on the third use. One of the clips in the front fell off while my baby was in the wagon and I had to Macgyver it back together. I hate that I can't see baby. I would genuinely prefer a Wonderfold so I can see baby in front of me. Bily Easy Compact Umbella Fold & Swing-Away Canopy Deluxe Umbrella Stroller-Given as a gift. Eh. Typical cheap umbrella stroller. Kinda of difficult to open or close. We can hang it up but it does fall open a bit. Do love the convenience of it. But it is long. My heart is really set on the Nuna Trvl. If you can afford it, I'd splurge on that. I've used it every chance I got whenever I can. And it's sooo compact. So all in all, I think if I could. I'd splurge on the Wonderfold W2, Nuna Trvl, and keep my Pivot Xpand lol. Really try to test them in store as much as you can. Fold them up, unfold it, lift it every way possible, try the straps, run around the store with it if you have to lol

I think there’s a few things here: 1. Part of what makes stroller shopping so hard is the attempt to “have it all.” Realistically no stroller will truly do it all. Once you find comfort in knowing what it needs to do for you, you can rest a little easier and ignore what doesn’t apply. 2. Personally I decided that I wanted to prioritize lightweight & infant compatibility without using the car seat, so I narrowed down to that “cohort” (yoyo, bugaboo butterfly, joolz aer +, nuna trvl) 3. Once I narrowed it down I used some desktop research to eliminate (eg too much bad reviews on yo-yo for me) but the biggest driver at this point was interacting with the strollers in store! On paper I could have spent forever trying to debate Bugaboo and Joolz. In store — the stroller picked me. For whatever reason I kept crashing the bugaboo and had no problems with Joolz. In conclusion- half the battle is defining your criteria half the battle is going in person to see for yourself and then after that it’s just sticking to your convictions as you keep getting bombarded with marketing and advice where people apply their own needs and declare their choice the end all be all! You got this!!

Definitely the Nuna TRVL. It’s small but we use it for neighborhood walks all the time (even though we also have the TRIV - our baby is 5m and is still too small for the TRIV seat!) I had the same requirements as you and we love the Nuna TRVL so far (we also have the Pipa Aire RX car seat that fits in it and has a base in the car)

Nuna TRVL + pipa RX

I have the Nuna trvl and planning to get the minu duo. I’m using the trvl and doona for now.

We’ve brought our nuna tavo to Italy 4+ times and that brand can take a beating! It’s done great and even been great napping while going over all cobblestone and everything. We almost bought the TRVL in Italy because we loved it so much and the Tavo takes up so.much.space. We’ve also take. The GB Pocket+ and its great as well I’m just not a super fan of the way babies sit in it and it takes two hands. I would not not not take a doona to Italy. Did you book your baby a seat? We are going in a month and he’s on our lap(also will be 10mo!) I’m bringing: -Konny wrap -wild bird carrier - nuna tavo or TRVL -renting car seat*** ***we have a nuna pippa in Italy that was lost luggage and has been found and we can go claim 😝

We have the Nuna TRVL and I’m OBSESSED with it. It does not fit in overhead bins so it would have to be checked on a plane but it comes with a travel bag. We have a Nuna car seat and it pops right on top. Not sure if other brands do, but I wouldn’t see why they wouldn’t. The TRVL LX is the newer version and I’m pretty sure it lays flat or gets pretty close so it should work for 4 months!

We have 2 strollers: Uppababy Cruz V2 and the Nuna TRVL. The Nuna gets used 99% of the time.

Have and love the UB Cruz. I got it used on Facebook Marketplace for a steal. The thing is a tank and still going strong even though it was made in 2018. I still use it with my 2 year old because he has global delays. I’m due with baby 2 next month and the UB Minu Duo just arrived today. I wanted a side by side, rather than the tandem double. I highly recommend checking out travel strollers, like the UB Minu v3 or Nuna Trvl. You’ll get a lot more mileage out of those than the Doona. Minu is highly rated as both a travel and everyday stroller.

Nuna TRVL works with the Pipa and their products are generally great. How old is your kiddo? We have a Babyjogger city tour 2 and used that + a travel carseat pretty early on (but we always checked our carseat, never carried it on, so we didn't care about the carseat working with the travel stroller.

I switched from the Nuna Mixx to the TRVL for everyday use and love it. It’s lighter, smaller and I can still put the Pipa on it when I don’t want to take my baby out of the car seat. Takes up a lot less room in the trunk. The only downside is the smaller storage space underneath but I make it work.

The Nuna Trvl works with the Pipa and is lightweight. Not sure what you consider “cheap”?

I highly recommend looking at the Nuna URBN car seat. There are a couple different stroller pairs you can get with it, we have the TRVL. But the URBN doesn’t require a base which is amazing for traveling. The TRVL stroller is light weight, one hand open and close. We loved the set so much, especially has big travelers.

We got the uppababy Cruz stroller and the nuna pipa pumpkin seat with the stroller adapter and really like it! We also got the infant insert for the stroller so you don’t need to get the bulky bassinet and can still use it from birth. The nuna trvl stroller is super lightweight and has a one handed fold- it also lays flat so your baby can use it from birth. The car seat also clicks into that as well if you want another stroller that’s better for traveling!

I think you’d be better off investing in hiking gear to carry baby vs trying to find a stroller you hike with. On uneven ground we mainly babywear and it’s perfectly fine. We prioritized a very hardworking travel stroller with car seat that uses a latch system — the Nuna Trvl. We’ve traveled with it extensively for 2 years and it’s lightweight enough to haul around for apartment living, folds in one button and is quite small when folded.

Nuna Trvl, Triv or Swiv meet all your criteria! They are outstanding. Personally I like our Trvl the best (it’s our only stroller! I recently tried out the others when helping a friend shop for strollers) bc I can push a button and it auto-collapses. It’s really great if you’re alone with baby.

Nuna Trvl is the best on the market; I will defend it til I die. It’s the lightest weight, the one button collapse can be done one handed and it can be carried one handed, and the infant car seat it comes with is the most flexible you’ll find on the market (can use a base or latch system, so it’s easy to swap it between cars or bring traveling). It is also STRONG. We’ve used it as our only stroller for 2 years and have traveled around the world with it several times, it has handled a brutal Midwest city winter, gate checks super well, and it’s extremely small space friendly if that’s a concern (without being psychotically miniature like the Doona, which will break your back in a week). The ONLY downside to it imo is the storage bin under the seat is quite small — but it has to be because the stroller has an amazingly small footprint without suffering any loss of quality or function. I literally went stroller shopping today (expecting #2 and looking at options) and tried every Nuna, Bugaboo, Uppababy, Mockingbird on the floor… none of them came close in ease of use to the Trvl.

All I can say is don’t get the nuna trvl. The wheels are so tiny that even the smallest bump in a sidewalk can make the stroller get stuck. It’s horrible on grass and gravel. My sister had this stroller and I tested it on a smooth walking trail and fell in love without trying it on a more difficult surface. Wish I did. It was suuuuper expensive and the only thing I really like about it now is how easily it open and closes. Make sure you get a stroller with at least medium size wheels.

We have the Nuna TRVL for travelling and as a short (5’2) FTM I found it easy to use and carry by myself while travelling solo with our little one. It folds and unfolds with ease and comes with a travel bag as well! The seat goes completely flat so it is safe for use with an infant with no neck control.

Cybex and Nuna are better than Mockingbird as a general brand guideline. But it sounds like you want more of a travel or mid size stroller rather than a full sized one - full sized ones (like the Vista) are nice and typically have a lot of bonus features, better steering, etc, but they're pretty big and bulky and not super easy to take places. I personally have a full sized one for at home use walking the dog regularly, and then a smaller travel stroller for the car. If I was going somewhere that would be all day or tons of walking I'd bring the big one but for just a quick trip to the park it's not worth the hassle. So for travel strollers, I'd look at the uppababy minu v3 or the nuna trvl. Bugaboo butterfly is also solid but it's pricier. Those will all fold up easily and fit in the car pretty well. They do have lighter frames and aren't quite as sturdy or smooth of a push as a bigger stroller. Another option would be the uppababy Cruz or nuna mixx, which are in between the two. Not quite full sized so easier to travel with but not as compact as a full on travel stroller. It'll have a better push and be a little sturdier but without all of the bulk of a full sized. Bugaboo's version (again, very nice but pricey) is the dragonfly. I'm not as familiar with cybex's models but my stroller obsessed MIL likes them!

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

39 weeks here, got mine few days ago, spend soo much time looking at reviews, they all have pros and cons... for me I wanted something light easy to travel with, so I got the Nuna travel stroller (trvl™) and as a car seat the pipa™ aire rx + pipa relx base™. Both are lightweight and the trvl stroller is soo easy to fold and unfold The car seat can be attached to the stroller without any adapters

We love our Nuna trvl! It’s good on pavement but not sidewalks with the cracks or any sort of uneven ground. We mostly use it for indoors and appts to go through a paved parking lot or parking garage. We bought our nuna trvl open box for half price and then we got a jogging stroller for runs and hikes.

Two strollers is the way to go. There is not one stroller that does it all. Nuna TRVL for appointments, travel and indoor errands. Folds super compact, one handed fold. Nuna car seat pops right in without any additional adaptors. Jogging stroller if you like to do any sort of outdoor excursions. Parks, any place with bumps or cracks in sidewalks, hiking trails, jogging, etc. We went with the uppabbay ridge jogging stroller, but there are plenty of cheaper options including baby jogger brand. The “do it all” strollers like uppababy vista and the full size nuna strollers were just too heavy and cumbersome for me to lug around and put into the trunk regularly. We used our strollers daily, most of the time both in one day. Trvl stroller to the mall, then Ridge for a walk in the neighborhood. We kept the trvl in our trunk at all times, which was no big deal bc it was so compact.

At around the same price point as the Babyzen Yo-yo is the Nuna TRVL. It’s great stroller and you can truly fold and unfold with 1 hand. I wouldn’t call either budget though.

👋 owner of 5 strollers here If I could do it over again and price was no concern, I’d keep our nuna pipa car seat and get the nuna trvl stroller. We got an uppababy minu stroller with adapters and it’s just annoying, and a vista for home which is so massive and only nice when baby was bassinet aged and for walking to the farmers market and loading up the basket. We ended up using the free Nuna stroller I got in a Facebook group instead cause the car seat just clipped in directly even though it took up our whole trunk. If price was of concern, we have a baby jogger that is our second most used stroller cause the graco car seat we got for backup fits in nice, it’s indestructible, and can be used for exercise. Whatever you do I recommend a system that is easily compatible your car seat without adapters.

It’s a smoother ride and the stroller seems to be built to last. I love my Nuna I have the trvl and the mixx next it’s great. If it’s in your budget then buy it and if it’s not then don’t. It’s really not that big of a deal. I think part of it is like anything you buy has to do with the brand. The reason why everything I have is Nuna is because we didn’t want to put extra adapters on everything. But if I have another baby I’ll go with something more lux like the silver cross.

We've taken the Nuna TRVL to multiple Asian countries in the last 2 years. We love it!

I got the Burley Honey Bee for running! It’s been great, and we can attach it to the bike. It doesn’t have a hand break, but I haven’t needed one. Baby does have to meet size minimums to use it, but it by far gets more use than any other stroller I’ve had. For family outings I love my Nuna! I was cheap and started with a Baby Trend Travel System and the stroller broke before I had my second, the car seat started deteriorating with my first and broke with my second:/ whatever you do I wouldn’t cheap out, you’ll pay more in the long run.

We had a Nuna that was good, but then I rented a Bob jogger on vacation and fell in love with it. I ended up buying a Thule Jogger which is going strong with kid number 2, but the Bob is a great choice too. Joggers are just better with different terrain, hop curbs easy, and are simple. The Nuna was great if you're on a smooth sidewalk or something and had too many plastic parts

I love my Nuna stroller and will die on the Nuna hill. Nuna is worth every penny. The quality is simply unmatched. I am so hard on everything and it all still looks, feels, and operates well. I had the infant seat that snapped into the stroller, which was great. Then I was able to switch the seat in the stroller when my son got older and he has loved his stroller. It does well on bumpy surfaces, outdoors, and I can run into everything and it still looks new.

I love our city stroller by baby jogger. I’ve got the single and the double. I’ve had about 3 prams including the nuna which is great but bulky and not as easy to fold and put in the car

If you're contemplating used check out goodbuygear. I loved the Nuna and it was worlds above our cheaper travel stroller.

I have the twin v2 and it is soooo junky. Flimsy basket, threads pulled right out of the box, hard af to push in a parking lot. It’s ridiculous that everyone recommends all terrain wheels for me to push that stroller in parking lot. I’m selling my v2 and getting the Nuna. I have a single Nuna and I love that thing. I wouldn’t waste my time with Zoe again.

I have the uppababy Cruz. I love it. I have a lab and haven't had any issues walking her with it. fwiw, I use a waist belt leash. We do city walking, dirt path walking, and I easily run errands with it. I tried the Nuna strollers. Couldn't figure out how to fold them easily. Uppababy also has excellent customer service and warranties. I had to use a warranty on another product and they were quick about confirming coverage and sending a replacement (though it took longer to get here than I'd have liked). I would consider getting one secondhand. I found so many on FB marketplace for $200-300. UB often sells spare parts, so you can fix most issues (scuffed bars, wheels, etc.).

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.

I was skeptical at first as well. My husband and I got a nuna for our first child and OMG it is so convenient. It is easy to install in your car and it collapses easily as well. 10/10 would recommend if it fits your budget.

Evenflo is easy, and light weight Doona is a great first start (ftm here and we have this and I love it) Nuna-also light weight and I think some models have no base required but the stroller base is heavy/larger We use doona for short trips to Dr or target and use a cyber something light weight fold up 10 lb stroller for longer walks etc. this alows us to keep the actual doona car seat in good shape.

FTM went through so many strollers. We have 1 baby and will have a 2nd about 1.5-2 years apart. Live in the city but also have a car and use it often, major walkers and also loads of snow. Had the graco and evenflo (doubles strollers for a 2nd future baby). Threw these out (sold one and one is at grandmas). I couldn’t put them in the car (I could but the hassle and time it would, was too long). Had to put the chair part from the frame to put in the car as it’s not a 1 fold. We live in a city and car theif is super high in public, malls, i wasn’t taking a chance with Lo locked in the car while in taking 2 mins to fold and put the stroller away. Anyways, for everyday strollers (errands in car) Nuna travel, one hand fold, automatic, good sunshade, very easy to put in the car and unfold with one hand. I don’t use this for long walks though, but errands in the city, malls, daycare etc. not good on snow but inbetween. The yoyo one I believe was the next best one. I wouldn’t use these on on baby under 9 months though since they are not parent facing. Maxi corsi Stella i think, great suspension, horrible handle, lift, still big, heavy. Overall win: for walking, errands by foot, longgg walks, bad weather, can go car friendly but still big for my taste. But it’s infant to toddler friendly, comes with a bassinet, chair, can add 2 kids or just 1 with bassinet to seat depending on model, love their sun shades, handle is comfortable. We got the Uppababy cruz better for the city less wide than the vista. cruz can hold only 1 child but comes with a stand board, forward and rear facing.. snack tray is good. I love this stroller for everyday. Comes with a car seat which is totally comfortable for Lo and easily detachable to my frame to base. We bought it used on FB as I didn’t understand the Uppababy hype.. but I wish I got this one for my first. Also customer service is great with their questions. For strong winters (we have snow and low as -20 but we don’t go outside but for snow air filled tires are best) we got a bob for jogging with ours now, and it’s been great but it’s for camping, jogging, winter times outside. Huge though but if you go outside for winter often air filled tires are the best.

We tried them out in person, strongly recommend if you have a store close to you. We went with the Nuna because it was the only one tall enough for my 6'4" husband. The uppababy at its tallest height worked for me at 5'10". Neither needs a bassinet. Nuna lays completely flat as it is. And the uppababy has a relatively affordable insert that will make it flat for a newborn, I think it's $50-$75.

We got the nuna because the ring/ circle adapter they have that you can put the car seat in was by far the easiest way to place a car seat in a stroller. Woth back problems, I did not want to try to finagle a heavy car seat with baby in it to fit into the stroller. With the noona, i I could punt the car seat in from 10 yards away and it would probably land right on the ring adapter.

I worked at a baby store in college so I used to sell strollers to all types of people. I’m also a FTM and recently purchased one for myself. I will say that it’s an extremely personal choice - what works for you and yours may not work for me. For example, I live in a city with rough brick sidewalks - so good wheels and suspension were important to us. We also haven’t met our baby yet and don’t know what their temperament will be, so shelling out $800+ for a stroller seems risky. I have plenty of friends/family who have expensive strollers collecting dust in their cars/basements. We looked at the UppaBaby, Nuna, and a lot of the other popular systems on the market and decided they wouldn’t work for us. We loathed the Doona (my husband is 6’5) and weren’t overly impressed with the Graco / Chiccos we saw at Target. We found a boxed and brand new Baby Jogger City Mini at a discount store and bought it for a great price. My husband is obsessed with it already. It’s a brand I used to sling at the store and it’s very functional / in line with what we were looking for. I suggest testing out as many as possible, if you can. There aren’t many baby stores left, but Nordstrom has some on display. Rei might as well. Target as a few. Unsure about Walmart. And I think talking to parents who are out and about when you see them pushing strollers can be helpful. But default on your own judgement and prioritize your needs. Also, if your baby is going to be born in colder months, or if you’re not ready to commit to a brand/type, you may want to hold off or just get a snap n go system.

we love how smooth ours feels, but the thing that was important to me was that nuna does not use fire retardants and on their items