Would you recommend the yoyo2 or the Cybex GB Qbit All City - Beezy ? The cybex stroller looks more resistant but is heavier. İ hope you can help me 🙏

Thanks :)

Hi Julie, Thanks so much, we really appreciate it! :)

Do you need something that fits as hand-luggage? If not, I would go for the Minu. If so, your best bet is probably to get a good replacement Yoyo off the used market. There aren't a lot of significantly cheaper alternatives that fit as cabin luggage.

That is what I thought! Yes I would need as a hand luggage...just found an amazing stroller that is called “Hamilton X1” it’s folding looks amazing and has other interesting features that are better than the Yoyo..unfortunately it’s new and I don’t know if it durable as the Yoyo. But check it out!

None of them. Unless travelling in airplanes is such a regular part of life that you must use one. If you need something small for daily use, it's much better to go one size up, and get a small-size daily model like the Joolz Hub or the Uppababy Cruz. :)

@@BarnevognverkstedNo Thank you so much for your answer. We live at second floor without elevator so I think we need a easy food and not too heavy stroller. What do you think about the uppababy Minu compare to the Cruz ?

Check whether the wheels are actually wobbling (loose or assymetrical on the axels, you can see this from above as you spin the wheel, by checking if it looks as though the distance between the rubber and the back frame changes along the wheel's rotation) or whether it just looks like it from the side, because the hub caps are not snapped on tightly. I only mention this, because it was the case for us when we recieved our model, and pressing the hub caps in so that they were fully snapped in on all sides fixed the problem :)

@@BarnevognverkstedNo thank you so much for your response! The wheel cups are on properly. I removed one to check the wheel and it all looks like it's on properly! Nothing is loose or wobbly! It's so weird! I wish I could send u a video! Is there any way I can? I've contacted babyzen but they were not helpful at all!! The buggy is less than 2 months old!

@@BarnevognverkstedNo oh and the distance actually changes! Sorry I forgot to say! It goes in and out when spinning.. they sent me a video of one of their strollers from their show room and it looked wobbly on their stroller too, not as bad as mine but they said it's normal. Honestly I am gutted because it doesn't look good at all!!!

Of course. If you're looking for an ultra-compact for her, then the Uppababy Minu might be a better choice, since it has a 1-hand fold and a bit better suspension (so you won't feel the vibrations as much). If you're going for something larger (which will help even more with the suspension / vibration bit), then I would go with the Bugaboo Fox2, as Bugaboo mechanisms tend to have a lighter touch, and also most of the kinetic energy gets shaken out / absorbed at several points before reaching the handle.

Agree. I was hoping there’s one…

Hi, Glad you like our videos :) The Yoyo is ideal, sizewise, up until 2 and a half / 3 yrs old in my experience (it can be used a little bit after that as well, it just starts to be a little on the small side), so it's definitely worth purchasing for holidays. I would go for the Yoyo+ if you can still find it, because the changes to the suspension are less relevant than getting the rain cover included (it's not going to perform well off-road or as a daily-use stroller anyway). As far as limited use is concerned, I've also noticed that Yoyos retain value on the used market, so if you keep it in good condition (and hold onto the reciept for warrunty purposes), you'll probably get a good chunk of the puchase-price back, a few years on when you're done with it. I wouldn't recommend getting the Zest. The big beautiful classic Silvercross models are great, but I'm not a big fan of their other stuff from an engineering perspective. Also it's an umbrella stroller, which is a clunky and outdated concept, imo

The Stroller Workshop thank you so so much for your reply I really appreciate it. We have a silver cross wave currently as our everyday stroller (but that’s impossible to take on holiday) I seam to get on well with that as if I have baby no 2 I can convert to a double easily. But would you generally recommend those to people looking for 1-2 baby travel system ? ☺️ thank you I’ll steer clear from the zest then and go for a Yoyo+ thanks so much

Also not available in Norway yet, unfortunately :)

Yes, it would probably hold up under those conditions. The seat size will still feel small after a certain age of course, though. The big problem with this though, imo, is that a lot of new parents who think this is the only way they'll use their stroller, will find that to not be the case, down the line.

Sounds like you need to go to a shop and try some out

I have seen the yoyo and a few other ultra compacts in person but what would really help is to try it out on cobblestone. I’m in Paris and we have quite a bit of pedestrian streets with cobblestones. No stroller is going to have a smooth ride on cobblestone and that’s fine, but I have no idea how to figure out what’s durable with regular cobblestone use. It’d be helpful to see if it feels sturdy over a rocky path. That said, everyone has the yoyo here so I feel like that speaks for itself.

I’ll also note this is my second and last kid, and my second stroller. I have an UPPAbaby Cruz that is great but too big for subway. It pains me to drop another 500 on a yoyo at this point. Hence the indecision and overanalysis! 😂

I’m also looking for a stroller to navigate the tiny shops, restaurants and cobblestone streets. We don’t live in Europe but will be visiting this summer. We have a vista. Do you think we should just bring that Laura? I was looking at the yoyo2, jooles aer and the bugaboo butterfly but maybe I should just bring the vista?

look into the joolz hub, it might be good for that

At this point, I'd only judge it as worse in the loss of the free rain cover, but as I said in the video, the suspension has been altered quite a bit, and while it seems to be a good thing at the moment, only time will tell if the changes will be a problem, while we know that the Yoyo+ holds up very well over time. So for now, I'm going with just not much of an improvement. :)

It shouldn't really be noticably loose if you bought it new - just the tiniest bit of give at the handle-locking mechanisms. If it's more than this, I would contact your distributor. I had a viewer with this situation previously, and it turned out to be a manufacturing defect.

Haven't heard of that one, I'll take a look :)

That Mamakiddies stroller is pure replica of the yoyo. We have this Bulgarian brand called Chipolino and it makes this Chipolino Move on stroller that is 150 euros and just perfect.Its very light at only 4.6 kilos and the seat goest back to lying position and its very easy to manoeuvre with a beautiful design.

It's not available in Norway yet, unfortunately :)

Can't wait for your Aer review :))