Is bugaboo really the best stroller out there?

↑ Bnei Berak 10

Yesterday at 6:51 pm

lamplighter wrote:

That's what I'm saying this isn't a frum shtick, it really is the top in luxury strollers. What is a frum shtick is that the top is standard/a need for everyone.

If you are going to use it *every day* and have many kids it could be a good investment in the long run.

amother

SandyBrown

Yesterday at 6:52 pm

Have the fox 2
Best baby purchase I made! Love everything about it

queen esther

Yesterday at 6:58 pm

I have a city select. Using for two kids so far. Also had Graco for two other kids. BH was good for us! You need to go to a store and compare what you need and try it out.

tweety1

Yesterday at 7:16 pm

I had the mountain buggy, baby jogger, and now the bugaboo. A think bugaboo is the best carriage. A sibling of mine does babysitting. 11 years ago when I had to replace my broken mountain buggy I called her if she knows a thing or 2 about carriages. The way her babysitting service is set up she happens to know alot. (She allows carriages in her place, pumps them up and down the steps, etc,) she told me the easiest to wheel and for steps is the bugaboo.

↑ mulberry

Yesterday at 8:15 pm

The truth is it really depends what your uses for your strollers are. For some in Monsey who drive everywhere, its just to walk to shul on shabbos. For others, its their car and quality and durability take on a whole new meaning.

amother

DarkOrange

Yesterday at 8:46 pm

Can only compare to Nuna, silver cross and duna- yes bugaboo is better.

Compared to an uppababy I like the look better, but never had one in close proximity to compare function. I have the bugaboo dragonfly and it’s everything I need

amother

NeonPurple

Yesterday at 9:30 pm

I had a baby a few months ago and went into nearly every baby store in my city to ask about strollers. Every single store owner told me that bugaboo is the best in terms of customer service, ease of pushing, ability to hold a lot of weight without getting too heavy. And I was looking at more expensive models because I really didn't want the bugaboo so it's not like they were lying to get me to spend more. I ended up getting the bugaboo fox and I'm really happy with it so far bh.

amother

Wheat

Yesterday at 9:53 pm

I was determined to hate the bugaboo because everyone has it. Tried out tons of carriages. It was down to cybex priam, uppababy vista, and bugaboo fox 5. I ultimately went with the fox 5. I walk a lot and you just can’t compare the push for long walks. No regrets

schoolbus

Yesterday at 10:15 pm

Perrys wrote:

Bugaboo is annoying, have to take apart to fold, can’t turn into a double. My sil is regretting not getting an uppa baby.

I’ve had my vista for 7 years! Still works amazing

The bugaboo dragonfly and fox have the simplest one hand fold! No taking apart needed

amother

Taupe

Yesterday at 11:31 pm

amother Cherry wrote:

It actually started with Kate, she broke the royal family tradition of silvercross. Soon enough everyone followed.

I had a Bugaboo before Kate, neh neh kish kish
I bought the first Bee back in 2009. Lasted four kids but wasn't a great stroller so replaced with Joolz Hub. Love it.

amother

Cobalt

Today at 12:18 am

I have an uppababy v2 that I've been mostly happy with. It is bulky, but the storage is excellent and good for long trips. I do have a slight issue with it squeaking but will iyH be getting it fixed or replaced.

According to baby gear lab, the v2 bassinet isn't super breathable. I am a worrier, so probably wouldn't recommend it for a long term nighttime sleep solution.

amother

Ivory

Today at 12:29 am

amother Eggshell wrote:

No it's one of those frum "herd affect " situations.

It's not strong parts break flimsy hood and basket Can't Carry heavy loads ...
Yes uppa baby is a work horse.
Silver cross is by far stronger

I had the bugaboo bee, used for 5 kids for more than 10 years. It's well madeand sturdy. Do you own a bugaboo that you're saying it's flimsy and can't carry heavy loads?