Agio Baby Z4 Double Stroller vs UppaBaby Vista V2 Stroller

Our gear guru Gina, compares two of our most popular double strollers, the Agio Baby Z4 / YPSI Double Stroller and the 2020 UppaBaby Vista V2 Double Stroller.
Here are links to the items on our site for complete information and pricing
Z4 Double Stroller ( also available in black & mirage blue ) - www.destinationbabykids.com/a...
UppaBaby Vista V2 Double Stroller ( multiple colors available ) - www.destinationbabykids.com/u...
Additionally, both strollers can be purchases initially as a single stroller
Agio Baby Z4 - www.destinationbabykids.com/a...
UppaBaby Visa V2 - www.destinationbabykids.com/2...
Please contact us with any comments or comment on our video!

[@krama017]

I found your mini series on this comparison the most helpful. Thank you! Especially the folding demo

[@louisedandan380]

Agio z4 is such an underrated stroller! I love mine so much

[@FallonRiceScott]

does it have a peekaboo window?

[@pinklunaa]

omg thank you! im having a newborn & I have a almost 2 year old boy!

[@rachelannenewell]

I have a maxi cosi car seat. Does the adapter for the Agio work for this while the stroller is in double mode? I think you have the adapter to move the first seat up and then a second adapter on top of that one to add the car seat correct? Has that been tested? Is it safe?

[@ReeceReviews19]

AWESOME REVIEW

[@MetsMakeMeDrink14]

Actually Peg has been around longer than uppababy as a company.

[@dollyhang]

How does the push in doubles mode compare to the Vista? Also what are the wheels made of?

[@krama017]

I tested both today at a store and I think I'm leaning toward the z4. The z4 feels more agile with turns. Both push very nicely.

[@NAWAF-vc1px]

Thanks for the comparison. Does the agio z4 have suspension system for bumps? How does it handle bumps compared to the vista?

[@destinationbabykids]

Hi There! The z4 has excellent 4 wheel suspension. I would say the Vista suspension feels stiffer but they both are excellent in terms of strollability. I don't think either of these strollers suffers in the quality department for the way they roll when kids are in them.

[@frozentime917]

Is the storage space on the Agio Z4 hard to get into because of the bar?

[@remyd8767]

yes. you can only push a bag that is about 6 inches thick, 8 inches if you push down on the basket wall. not idea. It actually forced us to buy a thinner diaper bag

[@tramit9646]

Will the Agio Z4 double adpaters be available in Canada?

[@flor8953]

It's already in Canada

[@tramit9646]

Thanks! I’ve looked everywhere but couldn’t find the adapters to turn them into a double stroller. Any chance you have a link?

[@flor8953]

@@tramit9646 You just have to go on their website : Peg Perego Canada

[@Fir3man786]

How does the Agio Z4 compare to the Cybex Gazelle S ?

[@dcdanigirl]

Just tested out the Gazelle S, as I've been dearly waiting for it. I was disappointed. I do love the basket storage being available in double seat mode (Demi Grow you'll lose it). The buttons to click in and out the Cybex car seat and seat were fickle and only seemed to work if I unlocked one side at a time. The fold is 2 handed and odd since I have the Cybex Balios and feel they could have made it fold the same way, but they added an extra button to hold with your second hand. It did feel sturdy strolling, yet a bit too long in length. Just not enough positives for me to get it. I wish I had bought this Z4 instead. I saw it after we used our Balios and thought it was way better to have for our planned growing family. Their car seat is awesome too. I have the Nuna Pipa and love it also. Definitely getting the Z4 for baby #2.

[@AliJaeJR]

Isn't price and cost the same thing ;)

[@Jennchick5]

No, price is what the item is listed as for sale by the retailer. Cost is one of two things: either your total spend as a customer, or the cost of production for the item (not the price it sells for). Your cost could equal the price, if you buy a single item at the listed price. But if you buy accessories, or buy at a discount, or pay for repairs, or... then your total cost would differ from the price. Some people also consider costs that are not explicitly financial. Like the cost burden of your time, to do something that is more tedious or difficult. For example, if your stroller is so heavy that you never want to carry it down the stairs, which actually deters you from taking walks or going places, then there is a cost to you from the extra weight. (Something that isn't factored into the price for which the item sells -- it would be factored into your personal cost calculation.)