5 Expensive Strollers Worth the Money

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

In order to keep our recommendations up to date, we maintain a 'Buyer's Guide' (with a wide spectrum of models, and a lot of technical and lifestyle-related information). Organizing our recommendations this way makes it easier to include good models that we haven't made review-videos for yet, as well as to remove models which have developed unforeseen wear-issues over time, or which have been weakened by the manufacturer in their current iterations. You can access the guide (in addition to our 4-part video series on Choosing the Right Stroller for your Lifestyle, and other helpful content), as well as contact us directly on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/stroller-buyers-37953864 These materials are also available via channel membership on KZbin: www.youtube.com/@BarnevognverkstedNo/membership , and BuyMeaCoffee: buymeacoffee.com/thestrollerworkshop

[@babakhaftgolibakhtiari3642]

Hi, I have a little question which I would immensely appreciate if you could answer. I watched many of your videos. I would like to buy a used stroller in switzerland, for urban, off-road/forest and a bit all terrain. I am now hesitating between the fox 3 and bufallo. I could have the buffalo in a pretty good condition with parasol, sleeping bag and changing bag for all between 200 to 400 dollars. Whereas the fox3 comes for at least 800 dollars used. Thank you in advance for your reply.

[@creativereindeer]

Thanks for this. Neat about the minu being overnight safe!

[@nw1749]

Love your in depth videos ❤ thank you!

[@melaniehamilton7189]

Hello! What can you say about joolz models? Day+ and day5 in particular- in terms of durability and terrain capability

[@SuperNova-bq2ge]

Thanks so much for your great reviews. Could you please make a review for the Easywalker Harvey 3 or 5 (the main difference to those to their premium version should be the extendable legrest). Would be great, it really looks promising. But I fear buying anything without your recommendation ;)

[@louisewerbe5980]

What would you recommend for living in HI? I’ve done sooooo much research and I’m still not sure. Def car based lifestyle but also walks on bumpy roads, live near beach. Do not plan to hike. Thank you for all your videos!

[@christinacollins3730]

I have the Cruz V2 and LOVE it! I just purchased the Bugaboo Butterfly for my travel stroller. Thanks so much for your reviews!

[@avigailgoldshmidt4618]

My butterfly’s adjustable footrest/carry handle completely snapped off! Happened to someone else I know as well

[@Lindamorena]

Can you please review some of the mompush budget friendly stroller options? Thanks for all of your hard work.

[@zainabimam87]

I’m curious that you didn’t include any of the Joolz strollers, since you’re a big fan of those!

[@drStark88]

Love the channel. I find it strange that there is an over $100 price difference in Canada between the Minu and the Butterfly (Minu is cheaper). The smaller-folding butterfly still seems more appealing to me.

[@Az-rd5td]

I just recently got myself the bugaboo butterfly, and I noticed that the under basket is bigger than on the uppababy minu, it's actually big enough to fit the pocket (which I use as a napping seat for my 4 year old when we're out for too long for his energy...), but the uppababy minu basket is not wide enough.

[@yehuayang8722]

Which pockit do you have?

[@Az-rd5td]

@@yehuayang8722 the all terrain

[@alexisg7644]

There are a couple options I really don’t know would be best and I’m curious what you would opt for. I drive a car. We go on road trips frequently and only go off road walking a few times a year. Would it make more sense to get a minu v2 and just buy a cheap jogger for around home and for those few hikes? Or would it make more sense to buy a cruz and buy a cheap umbrella model for times when we will be taking a subway or something? Buying both the Cruz and minu would be a bit out of budget

[@Merope4ever]

You also have Mountainbuggy strollers that are great for all terrain and still light and compact because they are 3 wheelers. If you buy the additional carrycot that can be turned into a rear facing seat, than you don't need to give up on those functions.

[@alexisg7644]

@@Merope4ever I’ll look at those 😊 Thank you!

[@aestheticmoon2566]

What u think about Silver cross dune?

[@sgballet1]

Noticed you haven't been recommending the babyzen yoyo as much, particularly since the bugaboo butterfly came out...?

[@dorkaballa-johnson1214]

Could you do this video for double strollers pleaseeee

[@nadiiadobouny]

I've for amazing Fox and am now stuck choosing between Mios and Triv Next I wish there was a reversible long seatback butterfly with the decent size wheels all under 9 kg 😂

[@missdbrown2967]

Fox cub?

[@miguelm6997]

No Cybex worth the money?