Bugaboo Butterfly VS Joolz Aer: Mechanics, Comfort, Use

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

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[@clangb2371]

Can you please do a comparison between the Bugaboo Butterfly and the new Uppababy Minu V2?

[@anaisandclaire9567]

I always love your videos! I bought the Butterfly after having the Aer for nearly a year. I really don’t like the foot rest on the Aer (I can’t use the shoulder strap when the foot rest is attached!) and the rain cover was too small for my toddler (no space for the legs). I was not a big fan of the way the recline works either but not really a deal breaker. The Butterfly completely covers these issues! However it doesn’t feel as smooth to drive. But the size of the basket on the Butterfly really makes a difference for our everyday use, so I will be selling my Joolz…

[@angellinarowe2988]

I would be interested in the Joolz! If still for sale

[@Andrea-sb3yx]

I LOVE my Joolz Aer! It fits my tall child, turns on a dime, rides smoothly and feels durable. I LOVE that it is light to get in and out of the car and therefore wouldn't trade it for the Bugaboo personally. As a woman, the weight difference matters to me personally.

[@billwu8581]

Another thing to consider is Joolz is new born ready with a seperate purchasable bassinet option while butterfly isn't.

[@shayanaameresekere5269]

Can you ride along for a under 20kg toddler on either stroller?

[@AndyCarr]

Have you considered folding in the footrest on the butterfly to give the carrying strap more room to fit on your shoulder?

[@sollewittit]

Yes, Bugaboo's own video shows that the footrest folds completely underneath for obstruction free strap carrying.

[@dakotahjadee]

Yes I own this stroller and the footrest should be folded all the way down :)

[@dbcalifornia]

Hi all, I would also like to add that Joolz Aer has a lifetime warranty, no other buggies offers it!!!

[@Mommyingthis]

Does the joolz aer have a cardboard like seat under the fabric? I just got it and it seems a little stiff. I have the minu v1, so I’m used to more of that foam padded seat. Is it normal for the joolz to have this type of seat

[@friend1310]

Great channel 🙂 Would be nice if you could also review the new joolz aer + and compare it with the butterfly.

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

We will eventually. :) The Aer+ isn't available in Norway yet unfortunately, but we'll give it an in-depth look when it gets here. :)

[@katrinenilsenye4670]

I love the bugaboo butterfly! I did buy it last year after looking at your videos. I have a really tall child. And I am tall myself. And that’s the only issue I have now. The handle bar is little to low for me. Just like 2-3cm too low but I feel it it my back. Would the joolz be better for me?

[@christianliesaputra3592]

Still confuse to choose butterfly vs aer. Especially comfort when move

[@TT-zb9fj]

Hej i am confuse which stroller du you recommend me? Between bugaboo butterfly or Joolz aer thank you😊

[@sarahbramall809]

Have you got a comparison of the Butterfly with the miniuno touchfold?

[@wdarwiche849]

Thank you for this video!

[@mariefalk5336]

Thanks for this video! 🥳

[@bosschan_v]

It seems to me that Joolz's seat is much more comfortable to cover the baby, what do you think? also, ultra compact buggy must be light, but the couple is only 1kg difference, but it si too heavy..lastly, the front frame of butterfly is too plastic, it loos a little cheaper than Aer.

[@Andrew-ke2kc]

They are not the same though. Joolz Aer supports a cot and a seat configuration.

[@Helennilsen]

Can you do the silver cross jet?

[@wouterblanken9840]

Good comparison! Durability versus extra weight spent on construction is always hard to judge out of the box IMHO; time will tell.

[@pembelakebenaran]

1 kg difference is an essential factor for compact strollers

[@imeverywhereonfazbearavenu3469]

❤️

[@VerdantFern]

The butterfly has lots of negative reviews online with photos of the seat fabric being ruined after a week and the frame easily being scratched!

[@g43654]

I bought the Butterfly 2 days ago and found that the break system can be difficult to use - too much travel and hard to correctly engage. Is this anyone's experience?

[@sophiehoward3971]

I have a bugaboo butterfly and the brake is so easy to use not stiff at all. Maybe you should contact bugaboo for them to look at it

[@g43654]

@@sophiehoward3971 I sent them a video clip and apparently it's normal. I feel like I was about to break the plastic everytime. They say go to a showroom and compare.

[@lupey83]

Which do you prefer joolz aer or baby jogger tour 2?

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

The Aer is a better stroller when not looking at price. The Tour 2 is the best budget model on the market imo. :)