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Which stroller should we choose?

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Engeltje
We're still looking for a stroller, but we can't see the forest for the trees anymore. We're looking for one that folds up small, isn't too heavy, and is good for walking in the woods. Every shop gives different advice....HELP!

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  1. Karolina Guest #2

    It's not easy. We have the Maxi-Cosi Mura. It's quite small (the frame fits in the trunk of a C3 - well, not entirely, but okay). It has 4 inflatable wheels (I think important for stability and uneven terrain). The frame is quite light. I can put it in the trunk myself. Disadvantage: you won't be able to take large shopping bags with it. There isn't enough space underneath to fit a larger bag. Otherwise, we're very satisfied.
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  2. gerda #3

    When I was pregnant with my daughter (she’s 10), we went for a Mutsy Urban Rider in a water-repellent fabric. I saw that there’s a newer model still available for purchase.
    We found it to be an ideal stroller. It’s a 4-wheeler, so it’s stable, but very maneuverable thanks to the swivel chassis. With adapters, you can also attach a Maxi-Cosi.
  3. Shana #4

    I have a Queeny Speedi, it's very easy. My sister still used it for her baby.
  4. Caroline #5

    We have a Quinny Buzz 3, which is the big brother of the Quinny Speedi I think.. It's a 3-wheeler with two inflatable tires at the back. The front has a double wheel made of hard rubber.

    But you can also remove the front part and turn it into a Buzz 4 by attaching the other front wheel connector (you can buy it separately). This connector makes the wheels stand wider apart, so it becomes a 4-wheeler.

    I did some snooping around online. Some people are very happy with the 3-wheeler, especially on the beach etc., but in the city or shopping, many find such a 3-wheeler really annoying, so a 4-wheeler is more practical.. In this way, we have both types
  5. Engeltje started this #6

    Went to the store again. The Mura was recommended against because it's too heavy...and that's true. But we did think the Joolz stroller looked really nice. Does anyone have experience with it?

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