Best Travel Strollers 2022 | Bambi Baby Review
Best Travel Strollers 2022 | Bambi Baby Review
Overwhelmed with all of the options for summer lightweight travel strollers while trying to pick which best suits your family? This video is for YOU. We’re breaking down all of the features, mechanics, pros, and cons of each top compact travel stroller on the market for 2022 in a tournament-style fashion. Watch the top competitors go head to head and learn how to use each one along the way.
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Products shown:
Bugaboo Butterfly
https://www.bambibaby.com/bugaboo-but…
UPPAbaby Minu V2
https://www.bambibaby.com/uppababy-mi…
Babyzen YOYO2
https://www.bambibaby.com/jetsetgo-ba…
Nuna TRVL
https://www.bambibaby.com/nuna-trvl-s…
Silver Cross Jet 3
https://www.bambibaby.com/silver-cros…
0:00 Full Lineup
0:40 Bugaboo Butterfly VS Silvercross Jet 3
2:45 UPPAbaby Minu v2 VS Nuna TRVL
4:48 FINAL BATTLE/is YOYO2 dethroned?
5:46 Results
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Content
1.12 -> this is the ultimate showdown brought to you from
Bambi Baby we're going to run a tournament we're
6.48 -> going to put the Silver Cross Jet against the
Bugaboo Butterfly and the Nuna TRVL against the
13.2 -> UPPAbaby Minu v2 ultimately competing of what
was, and I say was, at the top of its class;
20.32 -> which is the YOYO2. Stay tuned for this tournament
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41.44 -> In this corner we have the Silver Cross Jet 2
weighing in at 15.1 pounds against the Bugaboo
50.4 -> Butterfly which is a new introduction for
2022 weighing in just under 16 pounds at 15.5.
58.88 -> Let's get into the features of the Silver Cross
jet right out of the bat right out of the gate
63.92 -> it is the only newborn capable in this lineup.
It has a full recline for newborn capability so
72.72 -> this one can be your one and only stroller your
travel system. Car seat can pop in here and use
80.24 -> it for an all-in-one. You will sacrifice that
reversible seat. The footrest is extendable,
87.04 -> but it's a little on the weak side. The front
belly bar is removable at any given point in time.
93.12 -> It is a drawstring recline by just bringing it
upright it does give you a firm back rest which is
99.44 -> really really nice in this category. To fold it,
it's just press the button up on top, collapse the
105.6 -> handle, reach over, and it folds compact. It is
the only one that will allow you to slide down the
112 -> aisle in a roller board configuration and fits in
the overhead compartment. Up against the Bugaboo
119.92 -> Butterfly. The Bugaboo Butterfly has an extra
large canopy, it has a removable washable cover,
128.4 -> it's extra tall height for toddlers, very firm
footrest which will also double as a carry handle,
136.4 -> extra large capacity down below for bags, and it
is a true one-second fold all the way down. Fits
145.52 -> in every overhead compartment. So comparing the
two, because of the removable washable liner,
152.56 -> the extra large storage underneath, the bigger
canopy, and the taller seat; the winner of this
160.24 -> contention is definitely going to go to the
Butterfly. Stay tuned for the next battle!
166.32 -> In this corner I have the Nuna
TRVL weighing in at 15.66 pounds
171.52 -> and in this corner I have the UPPAbaby mina
v2 -- Minu* v2 weighing in at 17.2 pounds.
179.52 -> When comparing the two strollers they both come
with belly bars which is a great feature for child
184.88 -> to hold on, they both give you a really high
upright seating position for vertical seating,
192.08 -> they don't really recline too far back in regular
stroller mode that upright. So that's pretty par
197.68 -> for the course. Adjustable foot rests on both of
them. The Minu v2 is upgraded to a really firm,
205.92 -> this is a flexible footrest with an adjustable
buttons on the side, this is a front adjustment.
213.28 -> The harness is a no-rethread harness on both
strollers. Canopies on the TRVL is a two-panel
222.24 -> canopy, where on the Minu v2 you have the
extendable canopy to go all the way down.
232.48 -> The Minu v2 has an extra large basket on the
bottom and it is piggyback capable to carry a
240.64 -> second child*. It's a dual trigger -- pull the
trigger, squeeze, bring it all the way down,
247.68 -> lock it into place. It does have a lock on
the side that needs to be unlocked to open
252.8 -> and it comes with a shoulder strap, doesn't fit
in all overhead compartments but it does fit in
258.32 -> international flights. The Nuna TRVL also has
a very large accessible bottom basket, but it's
266.24 -> the only gravity fold one-second stroller; so
it folds by itself effortlessly. So, how to
274.32 -> choose between these two? The v2 will give me a
second carrying capability, but when I'm looking
281.84 -> for ultra-light and compact I want quick and
simple, so my choice is going to be the Nuna TVL.
288.88 -> The Babyzen YOYO has always been at the top
of its game for many many years by itself,
294.64 -> never had so much competition. The Babyzen
YOYO still folds the smallest in the category,
299.6 -> but you need multiple hands and it's quite
tricky to figure out the bottom latch
304.56 -> and lock it into place. So it's definitely the
absolute smallest stroller in the category and
313.36 -> multiple hand use, so needing multiple hands to
open up your YOYO is kind of the reason why I
320.72 -> think the contenders are dethroning it. There is
no doubt that the TRVL with a one-second fold,
326.08 -> and the Butterfly also with a one-second
fold kind of dethrones it. Do I need it
331.6 -> to be that small? Probably not, and the
price point of the YOYO is definitely not
337.28 -> helping it. Everything else in this category
was $449 except for the Babyzen YOYO.
346.8 -> So ultimately I don't think I can come up
with an overall winner. I would have to go
354.48 -> with saying that the Babyzen YOYO has probably
been dethroned. Any one of these other four would
363.12 -> probably take its place. But the competition is so
stiff, it's going to be up to you to choose brand,
369.84 -> color, features, comfort. I hope
this entire video and matchup was
376.64 -> very worthwhile. Don't forget to comment
below and let us know what your thoughts are!
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULcI_0vc2rw