After watching your review I went to the local baby shop in Australia with my 3.5 year old. She is very tall and 16kg. She sat in the yo-yo, butterfly and baby jogger. We ended up with the butterfly. This provided her with the most room in the chair and height so she didn’t bump her head. The yo-yo was to small for her. Only down fall- doesn’t recline flat or come with a cover for airlines. We used it on our recent holiday and are very happy with it overall 😊
Hi @strollermom please please help. We need a travel stroller but want one that lays flat for naps, we do have the opportunity to buy in Germany (I’m in the U.S.). It’s for older toddlers so would like at least 50 lb max. Would like it to fit in most overhead bins and be lightweight. Does this exist?? On another note have you used the MiaMily carryon?
I was about to buy Nuna Trvl but then bought Butterfly. What points I didnt like about butterfly are: i) Difficult to steer, it does not stay in one lane. Ii) the recline is not sufficiently deep/flat and it is also not upright enough in the most upright position. If I buy Trvl, will these points addressed?
Nuna TRVL is very easy to steer. I have been able to pull it really tight to get a pretty good upright seat and the bumper bar helps. In regards to the recline...the seat back is short and has a mesh panel that makes it not great for naps on the go, esp. for older kids. :(
We’ve been using the trvl for 1.5 years with our second. We live in a city and it is our daily stroller. We like how it handles, and can even manage curbs and stoop stairs pretty well considering the smaller wheels (smaller than larger, standard strollers), but it cannot manage cobblestones. The small footprint is perfect for our small building elevator. The one handed closure is great, although becomes almost unusable during the winter months when we add the muff. I can feel that it’s wearing down, too. We also do end up tying a swaddle when the LO naps (or when we want him to), because the canopy doesn’t give enough cover for that. The biggest shocker was when the brake paddle broke and flew off the stroller during normal use a week ago. Apparently this is something that happens to many trvls. Nuna will replace the entire stroller, which is great, but they require that we mail back the broken one first, which will leave us in a lurch between mailing it back and getting the new one. Not cool. Given that, I’m considering whether we should replace the trvl with one of the other two strollers. How do the other two compare on rough terrain? On curbs? Stoop steps? When needing to get into subway stations or onto buses? Would it make more sense at this point to go for a simpler umbrella stroller? I was hoping the trvl would be the only one we’d need this time around, but doesn’t seem like it.
That is so sad to hear about what happened with your TRVL. I am glad to hear Nuna is replacing it. The Butterfly is more "sturdy" over the TRVL, but is not much better on cobblestone. I sadly feel like no travel stroller does awesome on it. YoYo is the TRVL stroller in places like Paris and London, but it has a lot of downsides. The TRVL does have a slightly better push because of its larger wheels, but the Butterfly has a better basket, canopy, footrest, etc.
@@thestrollermom thanks. It’s always a compromise… I’m almost looking forward to the scooter stage, when I’m frantically chasing him down the street and yelling “stop!” lol.
I finally settled with the butterfly. It was such a tough choice but I went with the one with the biggest basket and Bugaboo had a 100 day trial plus extended 4 year warranty at the moment which I just couldn’t resist!
Best for city life? Bumpy sidewalks and getting in an out of ubers and subways? Also, why does everyone care so much about overhead bin storage when you can just gatecheck and get it back when you get off?
Great question! You can get any of these or the Joolz Aer+ for city life. On the gate check comment, I think it is a preference thing. I have done both and prefer Gate Checking 9 times out 10. :)
In regard to gate checking, I’ve travelled with my stroller once (currently on a hunt for a travel stroller) and I had to wait for my gate checked stroller and I was the last to leave (it really took some time for some reason). I saw on another video that the whole overhead fit is more of a convenience thing, especially during layovers and whatnot, just so you have your stroller on you right away to use it.
@@Shawdiee yes!! It is true that it can be convenient to put it in the overhead bin. I think it’s especially more convenient if you’re traveling with someone to help you.
I love the TRVL for my daughter who lives in New York (think walk-ups and subway stairs)! She has a 6 month old and a 3 year old who still needs a stroller seat or a universal ride on board to attach to the stroller. Do you have any recommendations for being out with a baby and toddler?
Snacks! Snacks! and giving your toddler a job like holding onto a stroller strap or bringing a baby to take care of. I am glad to hear she loves the TRVL!
Thanks so much for a comprehensive comparison of these strollers! I think you would really benefit from getting a better quality mic. When the volume of your voice goes up, there is significant distortion, e.g. 13:15. I think the quality and value of your channel is already really good and you'd really benefit from better sound quality for your viewers.
In my country the price of yoyo2 is 10-11 (complete w/o bassinet) while butterfly is 8 and trvl is 4-5. In that pricing sense would your review/recommendation change significantly?
Probably not, out of all the travel strollers I have reviewed the current version of the YoYo is my least favorite. A better compact bassinet option is the Joolz Aer +!
I would say the Bugaboo Butterfly has a small edge up (esp. for a 12 month old) and I think you will like that it has a taller seat back as he gets older.
This is the first video of yours I've seen but by far the best comparison video. I will definitely watch more of your videos. I think based off of your review, I'm leaning towards the Butterfly
@thestrollermom I watched all of your videos on compact strollers and I was really between the Butterfly and the Joolz Aer. Ultimately, I went with the Butterfly, just ordered it yesterday. Thank you for your videos, I really love them! Now I have to start looking for car seats as my son is growing out of the infant seat.
@@kat0ray You should look at this one: amzn.to/44JMYNf I was super impressed and love that it has no chemical flame retardants like Nuna car seats. Nuna is great just pricy (here is one for $100 off): rstyle.me/+jfKq2Wlb1jMzksymKid6aA
It's crazy how reviewers don't comment on seat surface dimension. From the video it looks like the Yoyo seat is smaller (at least narrower). Is that not important? Does it matter? Only saw comments about back height , or how upright. But not how wide or deep the seats are. 😢
I only call it out when it’s worth noting! There are a few other UA-camrs who specialize in covering the technical features of strollers. Thanks for your feedback!
@@LawNerd007 without knowing the age off your kid(s). I would probably recommend the butterfly! It comes with a rain cover which is great for London, well made, good basket, fits in an overhead bin and has a tall Seatback. The yoyo is a classic but lacks some of the upgrades the butterfly has.
@@thestrollermom I have one who will be 17m and one who will be 5.5. I originally wanted the passenger board for her but k think she’ll just have to try to walk it out. I also discovered the Zoe + luxe to add to confusion (for gate check since it’s much larger)
Do you think the Nuna trvl will fit in over head bin if you take off the wheels and the guard? Do you know any travel stroller that reclines almost flat?
I think it would still be a stretch, but maybe. Probably on the bigger airplanes. Check out my video on the Ergo Metro+ Deluxe. That one fits in most overhead bins and has a full flat recline!
Would you say the butterfly could be used as an everyday stroller? I am comparing this and the Cruz V2 for everyday, either one with a car seat for the first months. I live in a non-walkable city - we get around in the car basically everywhere we go, but live in a city so don’t have a ton of space in general (in parking lots, etc). Thanks!
It could if you are in a sidewalk city! The Cruz V2 will be better for varied terrains, where as I think you will like the Butterfly more the older your child gets. This is because it’s lightweight, doesn’t take up a lot of space, and is overall very convenient!
@@thestrollermom thanks! We are still looking into both. I also really like the bassinet add-on for the first months for the Cruz (which the Butterfly doesn’t have), but the super light weight and compactness is definitely a big plus for the Butterfly for just everyday convenience even after the first year. It’s a hard decision!
@@AAandPE it is and I love the bassinet for the first 4 months! But it’s really only 4 months maybe 6 max… it’s so hard. 🤪 you could get the Cruz and sell it and get the Butterfly when your baby is one. They definitely hold their value! I also like that the Cruz V2 allows you to face your baby towards you. Just something to consider. 😀
Have you considered the uppsbaby minu v2? It can use the bassinet like the Cruz v2 and car seat. I love my Cruz 2, but now looking for a more travel friendly size for my toddler.
On paper none. ;) BUT some of the newer planes on airlines like American, have increased overhead bin space. If you take the bumper bar off you will be able to fit it on those planes only. I have always gate checked mine because it's easier for me and my family.
Choices were bugaboo butterfly, joolz aer + and my junior pico2. Ended up with the butterfly. We gonna use it as an everyday buggy. Lightweight, airplane luggage measurements, one hand fold & long seat were my requirements. Our old stroller was stolen so this was supposed the last one for our toddler
Amazing comparison video! I'd love to see you compare the Nuna TRVL and Bugaboo Butterfly with the Yoyo3!
After watching your review I went to the local baby shop in Australia with my 3.5 year old. She is very tall and 16kg. She sat in the yo-yo, butterfly and baby jogger. We ended up with the butterfly. This provided her with the most room in the chair and height so she didn’t bump her head. The yo-yo was to small for her. Only down fall- doesn’t recline flat or come with a cover for airlines. We used it on our recent holiday and are very happy with it overall 😊
I am sooooo happy to hear this video helped! I completely agree with you on the travel bag!
Hi may I know if the butterfly fit in the cabin? Thank you
Did you put the pram in the overhead storage?
Hi! Did it fit in the overhead cabin?
How tall is your 3yo? I have a very tall 3yo that I am shopping for as well.
Thank you for this review! Do you have a compact travel stroller that you recommend for tall toddlers? My 3yo is about the size of a 6 year old 😬😅
Have the TRVL and love it so much, use it everyday
Have you tried taking the nuns trvl in airplane and was it allowed?
@@999studynot allowed in cabin
Hi @strollermom please please help. We need a travel stroller but want one that lays flat for naps, we do have the opportunity to buy in Germany (I’m in the U.S.). It’s for older toddlers so would like at least 50 lb max. Would like it to fit in most overhead bins and be lightweight. Does this exist??
On another note have you used the MiaMily carryon?
Hello, Joolz!! Look at the Joolz especially if you can buy in Germany and get the full flat recline. :)
I was about to buy Nuna Trvl but then bought Butterfly. What points I didnt like about butterfly are: i) Difficult to steer, it does not stay in one lane. Ii) the recline is not sufficiently deep/flat and it is also not upright enough in the most upright position. If I buy Trvl, will these points addressed?
Nuna TRVL is very easy to steer. I have been able to pull it really tight to get a pretty good upright seat and the bumper bar helps. In regards to the recline...the seat back is short and has a mesh panel that makes it not great for naps on the go, esp. for older kids. :(
I just went with the one with discount lol😊
We’ve been using the trvl for 1.5 years with our second. We live in a city and it is our daily stroller. We like how it handles, and can even manage curbs and stoop stairs pretty well considering the smaller wheels (smaller than larger, standard strollers), but it cannot manage cobblestones. The small footprint is perfect for our small building elevator. The one handed closure is great, although becomes almost unusable during the winter months when we add the muff. I can feel that it’s wearing down, too. We also do end up tying a swaddle when the LO naps (or when we want him to), because the canopy doesn’t give enough cover for that. The biggest shocker was when the brake paddle broke and flew off the stroller during normal use a week ago. Apparently this is something that happens to many trvls. Nuna will replace the entire stroller, which is great, but they require that we mail back the broken one first, which will leave us in a lurch between mailing it back and getting the new one. Not cool.
Given that, I’m considering whether we should replace the trvl with one of the other two strollers. How do the other two compare on rough terrain? On curbs? Stoop steps? When needing to get into subway stations or onto buses? Would it make more sense at this point to go for a simpler umbrella stroller? I was hoping the trvl would be the only one we’d need this time around, but doesn’t seem like it.
That is so sad to hear about what happened with your TRVL. I am glad to hear Nuna is replacing it. The Butterfly is more "sturdy" over the TRVL, but is not much better on cobblestone. I sadly feel like no travel stroller does awesome on it. YoYo is the TRVL stroller in places like Paris and London, but it has a lot of downsides. The TRVL does have a slightly better push because of its larger wheels, but the Butterfly has a better basket, canopy, footrest, etc.
@@thestrollermom thanks. It’s always a compromise… I’m almost looking forward to the scooter stage, when I’m frantically chasing him down the street and yelling “stop!” lol.
I finally settled with the butterfly. It was such a tough choice but I went with the one with the biggest basket and Bugaboo had a 100 day trial plus extended 4 year warranty at the moment which I just couldn’t resist!
Please let me know what you think! I think you will be happy with it. Sadly there is no perfect stroller, but it really is a good one.
Best for city life? Bumpy sidewalks and getting in an out of ubers and subways? Also, why does everyone care so much about overhead bin storage when you can just gatecheck and get it back when you get off?
Great question! You can get any of these or the Joolz Aer+ for city life. On the gate check comment, I think it is a preference thing. I have done both and prefer Gate Checking 9 times out 10. :)
In regard to gate checking, I’ve travelled with my stroller once (currently on a hunt for a travel stroller) and I had to wait for my gate checked stroller and I was the last to leave (it really took some time for some reason). I saw on another video that the whole overhead fit is more of a convenience thing, especially during layovers and whatnot, just so you have your stroller on you right away to use it.
@@Shawdiee yes!! It is true that it can be convenient to put it in the overhead bin. I think it’s especially more convenient if you’re traveling with someone to help you.
I love the TRVL for my daughter who lives in New York (think walk-ups and subway stairs)! She has a 6 month old and a 3 year old who still needs a stroller seat or a universal ride on board to attach to the stroller. Do you have any recommendations for being out with a baby and toddler?
Snacks! Snacks! and giving your toddler a job like holding onto a stroller strap or bringing a baby to take care of. I am glad to hear she loves the TRVL!
Thanks so much for a comprehensive comparison of these strollers! I think you would really benefit from getting a better quality mic. When the volume of your voice goes up, there is significant distortion, e.g. 13:15.
I think the quality and value of your channel is already really good and you'd really benefit from better sound quality for your viewers.
You are 100% right and we just bought a new mic. The mic we had was getting worse and worse. Thank you for this feedback.
Which travel stroller do you prefer?
Love my bugaboo butterfly. It boggles my mind why the yoyo is so popular because it’s a 2 handed fold for that price!!!!
The Butterfly is great!!
In my country the price of yoyo2 is 10-11 (complete w/o bassinet) while butterfly is 8 and trvl is 4-5. In that pricing sense would your review/recommendation change significantly?
Probably not, out of all the travel strollers I have reviewed the current version of the YoYo is my least favorite. A better compact bassinet option is the Joolz Aer +!
Great dress!!! Where is it from? Thank you! ;)
Thank you 💕! I got it sooo long ago from Lucky Brand.
Hi I have 12month boy which stroller would be suitable for travelling especially for taking the stroller on board the flight 😊
I would say the Bugaboo Butterfly has a small edge up (esp. for a 12 month old) and I think you will like that it has a taller seat back as he gets older.
can you compare these to cybex mios?
I will definitely add this to the list!
Hi, can you use Maxi Cosi car seat with the Bugaboo butterfly?
Yes!
This is the first video of yours I've seen but by far the best comparison video. I will definitely watch more of your videos.
I think based off of your review, I'm leaning towards the Butterfly
Wow! Thank you so much.
@thestrollermom I watched all of your videos on compact strollers and I was really between the Butterfly and the Joolz Aer. Ultimately, I went with the Butterfly, just ordered it yesterday. Thank you for your videos, I really love them! Now I have to start looking for car seats as my son is growing out of the infant seat.
@@kat0ray You should look at this one: amzn.to/44JMYNf I was super impressed and love that it has no chemical flame retardants like Nuna car seats. Nuna is great just pricy (here is one for $100 off): rstyle.me/+jfKq2Wlb1jMzksymKid6aA
The TRVL actually pairs with the nuna Lytl bassinet.
Do you mean the Nuna TRIV? I don't think any bassinet works with the TRVL because the seat is not removable.
thank you, these videos help so much
I am so glad!!
I think ergobaby metro is the best!!! I love it!
Yea!! It is a great stroller.
It's crazy how reviewers don't comment on seat surface dimension. From the video it looks like the Yoyo seat is smaller (at least narrower). Is that not important? Does it matter?
Only saw comments about back height , or how upright. But not how wide or deep the seats are. 😢
I only call it out when it’s worth noting! There are a few other UA-camrs who specialize in covering the technical features of strollers. Thanks for your feedback!
awesome video
Thank you!
Planning trip to England - have yoyo/aer/butterfly/gb pocket/summer infant 3D lite - I’m more confused than ever
Do you own all of those, or are those the ones you’re considering?
@@thestrollermom considering sorry. I wish I owned them all! Easier to decode!!
@@LawNerd007 😆 How old are you kid(s)?
@@LawNerd007 without knowing the age off your kid(s). I would probably recommend the butterfly! It comes with a rain cover which is great for London, well made, good basket, fits in an overhead bin and has a tall Seatback. The yoyo is a classic but lacks some of the upgrades the butterfly has.
@@thestrollermom I have one who will be 17m and one who will be 5.5. I originally wanted the passenger board for her but k think she’ll just have to try to walk it out. I also discovered the Zoe + luxe to add to confusion (for gate check since it’s much larger)
Ordered the butterfly! I have a very tall 10 month old so a high back was my biggest concern! Thanks for the review 😄
Yea! I hope you LOVE it.
Do you think the Nuna trvl will fit in over head bin if you take off the wheels and the guard?
Do you know any travel stroller that reclines almost flat?
I think it would still be a stretch, but maybe. Probably on the bigger airplanes. Check out my video on the Ergo Metro+ Deluxe. That one fits in most overhead bins and has a full flat recline!
Would you say the butterfly could be used as an everyday stroller? I am comparing this and the Cruz V2 for everyday, either one with a car seat for the first months. I live in a non-walkable city - we get around in the car basically everywhere we go, but live in a city so don’t have a ton of space in general (in parking lots, etc). Thanks!
It could if you are in a sidewalk city! The Cruz V2 will be better for varied terrains, where as I think you will like the Butterfly more the older your child gets. This is because it’s lightweight, doesn’t take up a lot of space, and is overall very convenient!
@@thestrollermom thanks! We are still looking into both. I also really like the bassinet add-on for the first months for the Cruz (which the Butterfly doesn’t have), but the super light weight and compactness is definitely a big plus for the Butterfly for just everyday convenience even after the first year. It’s a hard decision!
@@AAandPE it is and I love the bassinet for the first 4 months! But it’s really only 4 months maybe 6 max… it’s so hard. 🤪 you could get the Cruz and sell it and get the Butterfly when your baby is one. They definitely hold their value! I also like that the Cruz V2 allows you to face your baby towards you. Just something to consider. 😀
if your city is flat and not cobblestones, get the bugaboo.
Have you considered the uppsbaby minu v2? It can use the bassinet like the Cruz v2 and car seat. I love my Cruz 2, but now looking for a more travel friendly size for my toddler.
Which airlines does the Nuna Trvl fit on in the overhead bin? I haven’t found one so just curious
On paper none. ;) BUT some of the newer planes on airlines like American, have increased overhead bin space. If you take the bumper bar off you will be able to fit it on those planes only. I have always gate checked mine because it's easier for me and my family.
Choices were bugaboo butterfly, joolz aer + and my junior pico2. Ended up with the butterfly. We gonna use it as an everyday buggy. Lightweight, airplane luggage measurements, one hand fold & long seat were my requirements. Our old stroller was stolen so this was supposed the last one for our toddler
I think you will be really happy with the Butterfly!
Who steals a stroller? Honestly!
Which one is better for bumpy road?
Nuna TRVL!