How does this compare to the Uppababy Gluxe?
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I'm not sure but this stroller is great. You just need to make sure your infant seat is a model for the adapters they offer. This stroller is very light and very easy to maneuver.
196400
Like you, I'm trying to decide between the two. There's someone on the Britax reviews that has used both. Apparently this one slides out of place everytime the kid gets in and out.
1773060
I do not know much about Valco Baby but Baby Jogger is such a trusted brand and has reviews to prove it. Cost wise they are similar. My oybissue with my baby jogger was the additional cost of the accessories, but they have certainly come on handy bid say baby jogger but do your research and go to different to different sites for the reviews and also to YouTube and see product reviews in video. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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I seriously considered the BJCV and can tell you the following: 1. The BJCV is is more compact -- both in use and when folded. We use our Kolcraft only for "around the neighborhood" because it can't fit in the back of our small car. If we had bought the City Versa, it would have fit (I tried it out.) 2. The City Versa also folds more easily and has a much bigger shade and an adjustable handle. 3. The City Versa does NOT have an included parent tray or belly bar and you have to buy the car seat adaptor separately. However, the car seat adaptors for the Baby Jogger strollers are of higher quality and more secure. 4. I THINK that the BJCV seat is roomier, with more of a leg rest, etc. Overall, if I had the money, I'd buy the BJCV. For just a stroller that is used around the neighborhood (or if you have a huge vehicle and space doesn't matter), this Kolcraft stroller works pretty well.
409448
I have uppababy vista, the liner fits pretty good. It is not a perfect fit ( liner is a bit wider than the bottom of the seat), however I find it advantageous since entire bottom of the seat I'd covered and doesn't get dirty
396972
I don't think it is comparable.It is a very nice car seat however, as it adapts from an infant seat to a toddler seat. A great value.
1879454
Suitable for newborns and you can use the head support from the orbit car seat but not sure about the uppababy snug seat. The orbit one just attaches to the harness of the car seat which slides into open slits on the back of the bundler.
756871
Yes there is a difference it is high stroller my daughter loves it. I glad that I purchase it last year for her Christmas gift.
1193540
I spent the money on the uppababy g series bag and i'm so glad i did! my latch broke while traveling so the stroller can no longer stay closed and a brand new stroller is on its way to my house. they fully replaced the stroller, no questions asked, because i had their travel bag!
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I found a video on YouTube from StrollerDepot comparing the two strollers. Apparently there are three differences-- 1) The regular Caboose is 5 pounds heavier than the Ultralight, 2) The canopy on the Ultralight is larger, and 3) the Ultralight comes with the parent tray and the regular Caboose doesn't. Considering you can get a generic, universal parent tray for ~$10, I fail to see why the Ultralight costs SO MUCH more than the regular Caboose!
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I owned the City Select for a long time when my boys were younger; now I own the VaryLight in Charcoal . The Select is a very nice stroller BUT the seats are small and my older son quickly grew out of the seat. The seat on the VaryLight has a very tall seat back and a large/tall head clearance. Both the VaryLight and the Select are easy to push and fold similarly; neither stand alone but the Joovy can lean against the wall and stand upright that way with no problem, the BJ cannot. The baskets are comparable in size and access so this is a wash in my opinon as is the fact that neither comes with a parent console which in my opinion is ridiculous with such a pricey stroller but it is what it is. The Joovy does however, come with a front child tray and one can be purchased for the rear rider (the snack tray is interchangeable from front to back) where with the BJ you have to purchase one for both seats. Also, if your child is 2.5 years or older, the jump seat on the back is a BIG hit with the sit & stand versus the double seat stroller! Really, by this age most children do not need a full seat unless you are on an ALL day outing and the child falls asleep. All in all, unless you have petite children who are very close in age or twins, I would go with the VaryLight; I LOVE mine!
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I have had the Versa with the upgraded GT wheels for about 10 months. The GT wheels give it a much smoother, more comfortable ride for my son and for me to push. They handle really well over rough terrain, on par with many jogging strollers I've tried. I've pushed my 26 pound toddler in this stroller over bumpy, grassy terrain with one hand quite easily. The combination of the stroller's 4-wheel suspension and the rubber tires makes for a buttery smooth ride. No regrets whatsoever about getting the GT tires. Worth the money in my opinion.
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Anna it seems to me that the only difference is the colour choices, we are very happy with the kortina we purchased, the pram is well made and good size our grandaughter was a 9lb baby in June she can still fit in bassinet now, easy to move from room to room, I'm sure the Rocco is made of the same standards.
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I have an uppababy gluxe and this bag is great, we have flown with is several times and the stroller is in great shape. I have not used a volo, but the dimensions are as follows:Folded Volo: 10 x 14 x 41 Folded uppababy gluxe: 12 x 16 x 42.5So I think it would fit great with a little wiggle room. Hope that helps!
2010903
i have the original and i think is better because of the size, my baby is a big boy and it was very comfortable at the time to breastfeed and sleep him, now he has almost 2 years and he keep using it like a playpen
7831
I have both, the mamaroo is definitely nicer but much more expensive. If you are planning on having more children you could use it for I'd definitely go with the mamaroo
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First...the price is vastly different. This is meant to be used with a Moses basket which seems to be bigger and longer than the bug a boo. This with the Moses basket is meant to be like a bassinet. Not a stroller. The bug a boo is on wheels. It is more of a stroller and for outdoor use. Don't think it's something for baby to sleep in all night. And not sure how fast baby will grow out if it as well as it doesn't look that big to me. Again, major difference. One is a stroller and one is meant to be like a bassinet. Although you can take a bassinet/Moses basket outdoors as well but It not on wheels. First...the price is vastly different. This is meant to be used with a Moses basket which seems to be bigger and longer than the bug a boo. This with the Moses basket is meant to be like a bassinet. Not a stroller. The bug a boo is on wheels. It is more of a stroller and for outdoor use. Don't think it's something for baby to sleep in all night. And not sure how fast baby will grow out if it as well as it doesn't look that big to me. Again, major difference. One is a stroller and one is meant to be like a bassinet. Although you can take a bassinet/Moses basket outdoors as well but It not on... » Read More First...the price is vastly different. This is meant to be used with a Moses basket which seems to be bigger and longer than the bug a boo. This with the Moses basket is meant to be like a bassinet. Not a stroller. The bug a boo is on wheels. It is more of a stroller and for outdoor use. Don't think it's something for baby to sleep in all night. And not sure how fast baby will grow out if it as well as it doesn't look that big to me. Again, major difference. One is a stroller and one is meant to be like a bassinet. Although you can take a bassinet/Moses basket outdoors as well but It not on wheels. « Show Less