Joie Nitro Stroller v Hauck Shopper Neo II

Joie Nitro lx Stroller vs Hauck Shopper Neo II
I am so impressed with this Hauck Shopper Neo II buggy that I had to do a quick review. It is so much better than the 2 previous Joie pushchairs that we've had, that always break.
I am sharing this as it's so difficult to choose a 'value for money' pushchair and I think I've found one.
I regret buying both the Joie units, they are poor quality but overall have the weak joint flaw. Learn from my mistakes and don't waste your money.
The Hauck has One Hand Fold, 4 Wheel Pushchair with Raincover, From Birth to 25 Kg
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Fold in seconds with one hand
Comfortable seat with lying position and adjustable footrest
Includes 2 practical bottle trays for 4 bottles or cups
Lightweight and agile buggy
Large basket
Technical Details
Model Number 149089
Item Weight 8.8 Kg
Product Dimensions 92 x 52 x 106 cm
Target gender Unisex
Maximum Weight Recommendation 25 Kilograms
Orientation front-facing
Harness type 5-point
Seating capacity 1
Seat length 78.00
Seat width 30.00
Front wheel size 17.5
Folded size 38 x 92 x 54 cm
Number of reclining positions 3

[@Welcometokubravlogs32]

Agreed on Joie Nitro stroller. Because,I'm using that stroller for my Baby Alive Doll. And I can't even push my Joie Nitro stroller. I also have a Peg Perego Pliko Switch Easy Drive Travel System stroller. I think that travel systems are way better than umbrella strollers.

[@RG500_detectorist]

Thank you for sharing your experience and feedback.

[@adc2420]

Thanks I was going to order Joie nitro but change my mind after seeing your review. Thanks a lot

[@RG500_detectorist]

Hi. Thanks for watching and letting me know my video has been useful. They are cheap and cheerful with that slight design flaw. There are definitely better options out there

[@mahaanwer8774]

Hello, very informative video, can use it for 4.5 old boy, I have one of Chicco Echo but his leg stuck in floor while walking . Is it good for the reason also?

[@RG500_detectorist]

Hi. I think it would be good for your boy. Very sturdy.

[@jex9606]

Show me punchair laying down is it hard or easy? U didn't show us tho is it pull down or clip on the back of seat?

[@RG500_detectorist]

Hi. Thanks for watching. Not sure what you missed. The video demonstrates collapsing the unit. It's just pull up by the handle to erect, so really easy. The only issue with this unit, again in the video, is that it is quite bulky.

[@adaali7214]

Does anyone know how big is the seat(how long rather than how wide) ? 🤔 I am having ickle bubba 3in1 but its quite heavy and takes too much space in the boot. Bought babylo compact xs but returned it same day (very small seat area and kid is not able to sit properly straight) .

[@ingaeibik1572]

this unit is quite bulky when folded in the back of the car

[@SenaitSM]

Thanks for sharing! I just bought one from asda. We currently have the ickle bubba stomp v4 and that's a very heavy and bulk pram that max weight is 15kg. So, in looking forward to using this one for my 24 mo

[@RG500_detectorist]

Hi. Thanks for your comments. Hope it all goes well. Ours has been very durable.

[@evelynlissa]

The hauck one is too big

[@RG500_detectorist]

Hi. Thanks for your comment. Yes it is quite bulky and heavy but very robust. The other versions are flimsy and lightweight but obviously with a fairly short life span. Classic case of weighing up against need and budget. If your child is young and will need a chair for the next few years go more robust or know you'll need more than 1 chair during the time. If you're at the end of your cgair needs. E.g child is 4+, then you can go cheap and cheerful, knowing they won't need the chair for much longer. Interestingly we bought the Hauck at that latter end of need, so it's actually had very little use and is no longer required. Being like new and robust, it'll be good for an Ebay resale.