Yoyo2 vs Minu V2 vs Jet 3 vs TRVL for Big City Life

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In this video we answer a viewer's question about what to pick between the Babyzen Yoyo 2, the Uppababy Minu V2, the Silver Cross Jet3 and the Nuna TRVL, for daily use in a big city and for travel. We also suggest a couple of other models that we feel would also be worth considering for this sort of lifestyle and environment.
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[@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

[@angelaan5280]

I watched your Minu review and got Minu V2 when it was first available in Canada, couldn't be happier!

[@mayramunguia8795]

I just ordered the Minu V2 I'll be getting it in about 1 week, I'm so excited 😁

[@IllyrianPrinces00]

The minu og has been a beast for me. Have taken it to multiple states and countries. Wheels full of sand. Lots of beachside naps. Had no problem fitting onboard overhead

[@MrsCourt]

I ordered the Bugaboo Butterfly after watching your videos and I’m obsessed!

[@stinach3046]

I had a difficult time closing the Yoyo 2. We ended up getting the Nuna TRVL and loved how sturdy, lightweight, and convenient it is! Also there’s no adapters required since it’s compatible with the Pipa Lite RX.

[@Marta-kj5fh]

Thank you for the reviews! Currently looking for a travel stroller with several characteristics: fully reclined seat, sturdy and one-hand fold. Been studying your videos, I guess Baby Jogger city 2 is the most suitable for me.

[@majmandelli488]

This is awesome! More "use case" videos would be great! I'd love to see one for suburban life! We're in and out of the car all the time, so a quick and easy fold AND unfold is key. It doesn't need to be ultra compact, but also don't want it taking too much trunk space. A spacious undercarriage is also really important, as well as easy access (our current stroller has decent space but there's a bar in the back that blocks access to it!) My toddler (2.5 yrs) still takes naps in the stroller so an adjustable footrest is a must (and not too short!) Also important for the upright position to not be too reclined, she hates that! Last but not least, definitely also would like to have sturdy construction and wheels that can handle moderate off-roading. Thank you so much for your detailed and comprehensive videos!!

[@majmandelli488]

Forgot to add - a full coverage canopy with a peekaboo window!

[@cherl2657]

Bugaboo butterfly may meet all your criteria

[@kristinemacule4948]

Babyzen yoyou 2 . Love it ,didnt know i will enjoy small size as i do. Belive it or not it comes handy in car as well. We have 3 kids and the fact that yoyo can be folded and put underneath baby carseat and doesn't take up boot space is added bonus. I do not see any problems using it in the city i live as daily , but then again i am not a parent who goes out to stroll 3x a day 👍

[@NanuYoga]

your reviews are great!

[@lscho058]

So happy with my yoyo2 purchase, perfect for London life. What’s important is the weight and size of the stroller - most of the time I don’t have time to fold down the stroller so I just pick up the whole thing and go up stairs.

[@leza4453]

True, the folding is also only possible if you have nothing in the basket and on the handle, so most of the time its easier to just grab it and carry it down/up unfolded

[@kristinemacule4948]

So true , i do the same even with carrycot and baby in 😄. Best purchase ever. Love it.

[@beatlesina6]

Thank you for all your reviews! Can you please do a review on the Larktale Autofold Stroller

[@adamclacher]

Amazing video! Tempted by a couple of these and helps alot! Have you seen the Cossato Woosh 3? As with many others looking for a pram to travel with and go to places in Europe like Amsterdam for the Christmas Market I do fear I might need a slighty bigger/studier pram for those trips

[@clairebattersby6340]

Interesting. I’ve been a childcarer for 20 years so I’ve used a lot buggies/strollers and discuss them with other nannies/parents and read/watch reviews because I’m interested in learning about baby equipment. I and others think the Yoyo feels flimsy and feel I had to use extra effort to make sure it didn’t trip while pushing (even with a light baby, while always using both hands), which is the only model I experienced this with. Among the compact models I and others prefer Mountain Buggy Nano. It’s sturdy enough for 2/3 YO to climb into it and is easy to push, even one handed. I’m not sure if it’s cabin friendly, but I carried it often through London Underground stations using the long enough shoulder strap because many don’t have lifts/elevators. The fold is similar to Yoyo so my only concern is having to use both hands, so I also bring a carrier if doing adventurous solo travel with a tiny one.

[@handlewithcare777]

Hoping to see the full review on Minu V2

[@tanlinglee]

Tried joie pack and nuna trvl in Malaysia. Nuna trvl is very sturdy and stylish while Joie pack in my opinion is extremely flimsy and I dont like the wheel. Looking forward to your review on Nuna trvl soon!

[@ajdo1991]

I think the comparison I’d like to see is strollers for city living for people without a car (city dwellers often don’t need one). So, strollers for every day use that are sturdy enough to handle walks through the park or to the local metro station across bumpy sidewalks but that can also fit in a Prius (ie. the occasional Uber) and aren’t too bulky to take on public transport.

[@rebs20890]

We chose the Joolz Hub Plus for these reasons and so far it’s worked out great on public transport, narrow store aisles, parks, cobblestones, and fitting groceries on grocery runs. Not sure if it fits in a Prius though.

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

Right on :) We did a video a while back on smaller urban models, that you can find here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGKZeJltgbSBm6c . We live in a city without a car as well, and I've always found smaller-sized models to be nice, but seriously lacking in storage capacity for grocery shopping (and bad in the winter), which is why it's sort of a toss-up between going for these smaller models or something larger like the Vista or Demi Grow. :)

[@chocolatekay66]

It may be worth mentioning that the Joolz Aer comes with a lifetime warranty. Not seen this with other manufacturers.

[@graciela3989]

Perfect, as usual

[@shannonchen3376]

bugaboo butterfly!! :) we love the ant too

[@findingremo21]

Any chance there will be a more detailed review of the Jet 3, particularly if they might have reinforced anything that's not visible in other videos?

[@decogenes]

Will be great to have a comparison of single to double strollers :)

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

We did one recently here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpObgKqJf75psK8 :)

[@adryessaaraujo364]

Hey 👋🏼 Can u review baby jogger city tour lux? I’m trying to find the best compact but convertible stroller

[@rickandcarl3066]

Would you put the Joolz Aer in this grouping too?

[@Zouiful]

Wonder if you'd do a review of strollers appropriate for parents with different disabilities? I know there are no actual designs that are wheelchair accessible/appropriate but I still wonder if you would have any recommendations

[@MsKittyCruz]

I recently came across Joie Pact and Joie Fluri. Do you have any advice on other ultra-lightweight, city life, travel friendly strollers to suggest? I'm a single parent and am quite thin myself. I don't think I can comfortably carry a stroller over 5kg. Help!

[@LorenaMoraes]

I live in the suburbs so there's plenty of walking and off road but also I go to the store a lot with my car. Which stroller would you recommend?

[@GT-eq4px]

Just wondering have you heard of Silver Cross Wing 2? I couldn’t find any review online it’s available here in Australia but it looks very different to the jet models. Confusing …

[@manblue07]

Would you still recommend babyjogger city tour 2 as an alternative to the ones you mentioned ? Thank you

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

Yes. The Tour is the sturdiest budget ultracompact on the market in my opinion - stronger than both the TRVL and the Jet, but weaker than the Butterfly or Minu. :)

[@selyasantillan2013]

If the Minu V2 was modular, it would be PERFECT!! Is there anything similar in quality and terrain handling that does have a parent facing option that you recommend?

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

It's a tad larger chassis-wise (and a little smaller seat-wise due to being reversible), but the Joolz Hub+ :)

[@60207robin]

Is there any comparison about Hybrid premium

[@skyrock8621]

please review the minu v2 in details thanks🙂

[@anaisagarcia7191]

Hello im looking for something comfortable for my tall 2 year old. Can you compare the Chicco Presto and the bugaboo butterfly please!?

[@porosenokify]

Go with Joolz Aer. Our tall toddler is now 3,5 and still fits nicely

[@denis82ct]

Any ideea when the Minu V2 will be available for ordering in Europe? You mention "fall" in the video, any clear date?

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

No unfortunately, just know it will be this fall 😅

[@koryowen2903]

Can you recommend a ultralight stroller that will be primarily used for travel with an under six month baby? Our baby will be a bit over four months on our first big trip. I want a stroller that will fit in most overhead compartments, handle well on cobblestones etc and work for a baby under six months. I have been looking at the yoyo with the newborn pack, but if our baby has good trunk strength at the 4-5 month mark I would like an option that also allows him to sit up a bit.

[@sandamoldovan4165]

what stroller did you choose in the end? i am currently in the same situation and trying to find the best one, and I am inclined to get the minu v2 so far.

[@koryowen2903]

@@sandamoldovan4165 we trialed a few, but landed on the Ergo Metro+. I love this stroller. It lays flat and becomes a mini bassinet. We have taken it on seven flights with six different airlines and it has fit in the over head without issue. I use it for running errands instead of my uppa baby. The fold/open take a little bit of practice, but that’s my only negative.

[@asiaa9327]

Hi, do you have a video comparing minu v2 to butterfly and which is better?

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

Not a direct comparison yet unfortunately. Both models are equally good in my opinion, but fit best to different uses. My basic take on both models is in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH2waoiAisl_aJY :)

[@porosenokify]

Joolz Aer is the best :)