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The Babyzen Yoyo stroller is a great option if you’re on a tight budget and do not need a stroller which can also be used as a car seat carrier. It has a simple, one-step foot brake that’s flip-flop friendly.
It’s easy to push, and it feels solid when traversing kerbs and woodland trails. Additionally, it’s easy to fold.
1. Babyzen YOYO2
The Babyzen YOYO2 has earned itself a reputation as the most lightweight buggy for jet-setters and city dwellers alike, thanks to its extremely nimble handling and fold that fits in aeroplane overhead luggage. This latest version features independent suspension on all 4 wheels made of Hytrel elastomer. This allows it to perfectly traverse all types and terrains’.
The frame’s base YOYO2 frame, curved fabric bassinet and 6+ month color pack combine to make a stylish and elegant pushchair that is easy on the eye, with a subtle but elegant design and stylish branding. The base frame alone weighs just under a kilo and is so light that you can lift it directly from the box (and do so one-handed).
It’s also easy to attach or remove attachments or adaptors – the hood, for instance, snaps on to the YOYO2 by clicking – as well as being machine washable to help deter staining from rice cakes that have been smashed and half-dissolved carrot puffs. It can be used as a pram from birth with the Newborn Pack or bassinet, or converted to single stroller for sale at 6 months using the YOYO Connect additional chassis.
2. Evenflo Pivot Xplore
The Evenflo Pivot Xplore is a great choice for parents who want a single stroller with bench seat that can be used in a variety of ways. It transforms from a stroller to wagon by simply turning the handle, which means parents can select the mode they prefer for their adventure. The wagon can be used by one or two kids from 6 months up to 5 years, and it comes with a spacious storage basket that can accommodate everything you require on the go.
The Xplore also features dual canopies that turn from front to back, providing ample sun protection for all family members. It also has a footwell, which is not as deep or large as other wagons, which means it might not be comfortable for long trips or napping.
The frame of the Xplore wagon feels solid and sturdy but it doesn’t bend as much as some other wagons we have tested. It is also more difficult to fold than some of the competitors and does not lock tightly when folded. It is easy to move, however, and it can fit through doors that are narrower than 28 inches.
3. Delta Children LX Side-by-Side
This Delta Children bare-bones travel stroller is a great option for parents who are looking for a second stroller that’s affordable. It earned an eye-catching score in our Strollers & Multiples test for weight and size folded, which means it’s very lightweight, small when collapsed and easy to lift into a trunk of a car or closet. It also comes with a multi-position reclining seat and a cup holder for the parent. Other key features include two large hanging storage bags and 360-degree front wheels that are shock-absorbing.
It performed better in our push and turn test than a lot of the strollers we tested, but it is still difficult to maneuver over uneven terrain or through narrow doors. The sunshades it has were among the smallest of all strollers we test. They only cover the top of the stroller and do not have peekaboo windows. The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 has a much larger canopy.
The Delta took us just over three minutes to assemble with an average manual and all of the components required tools. It’s lacking certain features we consider essential for a double stroller. This includes an extra-large basket, reclining seats and adjustable leg rests.
4. Maxi-Cosi Zelia 2-in-1
The Zelia is the newest model in Maxi-Cosi’s range of pushchairs and is described as an urban travel system. It is suitable from birth until 3.5-years-old. The seat and carrycot can be easily converted with a few clicks. It can be used with Maxi Cosi capsule car seats. It includes a light Mico 30 infant seat, a stay-in car-base and a reversible car seat.
It is really easy to manoeuvre and the one-hand reclining of the seat and the massive shopping basket make it simple for parent-tots to get the child out and in quickly. Although it is a small pushchair, it was able to handle the everyday bumps well and went through doorways without a hitch.
The front wheels can be locked into a forward position or allow them to swivel which helps when covering rough terrain. We allowed the front wheels to rotate on our walk along the stony path. It handled this reasonably well, even though it felt slightly bumpier.
5. Baby Jogger City Tour 2,
Baby Jogger is most famous for its 3-wheeled all-terrain, strollers that jog. However, they also produce a wide range of 4-wheeler pushchairs. City Tour 2 is their most popular model. It is easy to fold and fits easily in the boot of a car even with a carrycot attached.
It is a bit heavier than other strollers that we tried, but the wheels are rubber composite, which makes it feel well-built and sturdy. It is easy to maneuver over different terrains, and even with two kids, a shopping bag and other items.
The seat and carrycot both have hoods that can be pulled down to reveal sun canopy extensions that are UV50+. They are sturdy and waterproof, in contrast to other prams hoods which can be blown back into toddlers’ faces.
It doesn’t have a lot of storage space, but it comes with an ample basket that is deep enough to hold a change bag or a large amount of groceries. It can also be used with the Baby Jogger car seat for infants that weigh up to 20 pounds (car seat and adapters are sold separately). If you require a stroller that can be taken on the road, the City Tour 2 is an excellent choice.
6. Nuna Mixx Next
When the Nuna Mixx first came onto the scene, it instantly captured the hearts of parents everywhere. It’s a stroller made of aluminum that can be used from the infant’s first days until. It’s got a few distinctive features like the ability to flip the seat to be parent-facing and world-facing, a large UPF 50+ canopy, a flip out eyeshade as well as a large basket and adjustable handlebar.
The chassis has a suspension system built-in which reduces the impact of bumpy terrain. The wheels are made of tough foam and reduce punctures. Our test driver found it easy to push and was able to manoeuvre it through tight streets with ease.
It locks automatically and folds in just four steps. It can also be rolled and stood up for easier transportation down the stairs or in the car’s boot. The travel system is included with the option of adding an additional car seat or carrycot using the adaptors that are included. The brakes have only one action and are color coded. They also can be used with flip-flops.
7. Babyzen Duet
This budget single buggy pushchair is surprisingly easy to handle and features an excellent dual suspension system, one-hand fold and a convenient carry strap. It’s also lightweight and durable. The seat can be reclined into many different positions. It also has a double-breathable mattress that’s suitable for babies.
The canopy/seat has two large sun visors, which can be either fixed or flipped out. Both are UPF50+. However the toggle closure isn’t ideal – it’s not as silent as Velcro and can wake sleepy babies.
The Duet is a stroller with an angled design that can accommodate twins or siblings. (Up to 22kg per seat). It is compatible with two infant car seats and some carrycots. In twin mode the seats can be positioned so that they face each the other. They can also be set towards the parents. This will help lessen sibling fights over who gets seated with mom and dad. It comes with a massive bottle holder, gear tray snack tray, and an adjustable mat. It also comes with an automatic frame lock and a superior compact fold.
8. Baby Jogger Urban Glide 2.
The Thule Urban Glide 2 is a jogger that’s ideal for parents who like to stay active. It’s one of the lightest strollers that you can buy your child. It also has great safety features, such as a 5-point safety harness and wrist safety strap. It comes with a different kind of hand brake unlike other models that are a twist.
The seat is well-padded and offers a large area to sit in, but the seat’s depth is not as deep as other joggers we’ve tested (it’s about 10″). The storage bin is covered with a zipper to keep things secure. It can hold up to 10 lbs, which is enough for the majority of diaper bags.
The Urban Glide 2 isn’t compatible with bassinets or infant car seats as of yet, but you can use it from day one by purchasing adapters for most seats by brands like BOB, Graco, Combi, Evenflo, Britax, and UPPAbaby. It’s easy to fold and put together within 5-10 minutes, without tools. The instruction manual is easy to understand and includes multiple languages.