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Stroller??

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Mane
Hi ladies! Which stroller do you recommend to me?
- Price doesn't matter
- Easy to maneuver
- Fits easily in any type of car

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  1. Sas #2

    Bugaboo Cameleon!
  2. Sas #3

    Ugh, I had written a whole text and now it's all gone
  3. kruimel #4

    We have the Igo stroller. Super compact when folded and really lightweight. Easy to handle with one hand and it looks pretty nice too. The latest Igo model has extra suspension at the front, ours (2014 model) doesn't have that, and I do miss it.

    Looking back, I regret not going for the Bugaboo Donkey, even though I'm very happy with the Igo. I think it's so beautiful and it can be used as both a single and double stroller (it was too expensive for us).
  4. Sas #5

    I bought the Bugaboo Cameleon 2 myself via Marktplaats. Super easy to steer, and the push handle can be adjusted to two positions.
    I mainly got the Cameleon because the frame folds up really small and fits in small cars, but it's also lightweight to lift.
    Plus, the travel cot is quite spacious, so your baby can stretch out comfortably.
    And...not unimportant, you can navigate the Cameleon through narrow paths and tight aisles in stores because the wheels aren't too huge. We have foam wheels.
    With my Mutsy 4 Rider, I often have to go around things it has wide tires.
    Good luck with your choice!
  5. Beertje86 Guest #6

    Draagdoek

    I have the Mura from Maxi-Cosi. If you want something small and light, I'd go for a Buggaboo because the bassinet is big. The push handle can be removed in 2 steps. That's really great. And it holds its value.
  6. Sas #7

    Yeah, that's right. A brand-new Bugaboo is out of our budget too, but on Marktplaats you can still find Bugaboo strollers that look super nice for around 400 euros.
    Another advantage is that you can wash absolutely everything on the Bugaboo.
    Good luck with your choice!

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