Mountain BuggyNanoV2, Stroller, Baby Stroller, RubyRed, 1 Piece

This little stroller is exactly what I needed! I was looking for something that could be used for my baby (under six months) compatible with her Graco car seat and then also be used for the next few years as well! It is so small and lightweight and easy and quick to unfold/re-fold! Now I can just leave this in my car and not have to haul around my baby’s car seat through the stores!

Llevo un año con ella y es la mejor, se maneja muy bien, las llantas corren como en mantequilla, no pesa mucho, se pliega y ocupa muy poco espacio, puedes subirla al avión pues viene con una bolsa de tela que la hace ver como una maleta de viaje. Se puede reclinar por si el niño se duerme. Tiene espacio abajo para guardar algunas cosas, es perfecta para andar en la ciudad y salir de viaje. Antes tuve dos carriolas: una de bastón de esas que venden en los supermercados y la otra fue de esas grandes que tienen mucho espacio abajo para las cosas pero su desplazamiento no era nada práctico por eso decidi comprar esta que es la combinación perfecta en tamaño y al manejarla la amaras. Viene con unos sujetadores para el "huevito" si es que quieres pasear a bbs menores de 6 meses ( el huevito o porta bebe obvio se vende aparte, pero de lo que leí es que es compatible con varias marcas)

I don't write reviews often, and when I do, it's for products that I absolutely LOVE or absolutely HATE. Luckily, in this case, I am writing because I LOVE our new Mountainbuggy Nano stroller. I did a TON of research on lightweight strollers before we bought the MB Nano, but what ultimately sold me was the ability to strap in almost any infant carseat, without buying extra adapters. For the record, our baby just turned 1 but he is a very long boy.We have spent untold amounts of money on an Uppababy Cruz, the Mesa, the Travelbag, and a million other accessories. And I do love my UB system. However, for an everyday, leave in the trunk, whip out for a grocery run stroller, I think the Mountainbuggy Nano just can't be beat in terms of weight, profile (fits in the overhead compartment of an airplane? yes please!) and ease of use. FWIW, I was debating between the UB Minu (too bulky when folded), the Babyzen Yoyo ($500 for a travel stroller that only holds children up to 35 lbs? No thank you), and the GB Pockit+ (a close second but I liked the sunshade on the Nano better).The how-to videos that Mountainbuggy puts out are also quite good. I love the music and repetition; they teach you without even talking! I had to watch the video a few times before I got the hang of folding and unfolding my Nano, but once I got it, it was easy-peasy. The feature that people complained about the most seemed to be the way the sunshade covers the handlebars when it's retracted. Now, I do see what people mean, but honestly, it really doesn't bother me at all. It doesn't hurt my hands in any way and is barely even a minor irritation. There is probably even an easy fix for this with some velcro or something.I like that this stoller is simple to fold and unfold, that it's super lightweight, and that it can accommodate all brands of infant carseats. It's not made for going off-road or for jogging, it's not going to replace my Uppababy, which is my baby's comfy Cadillac with all the bells and whistles. But for a simple, lightweight, and travel-friendly stroller, the Mountainbuggy Nano is perfect for us!Edited to Add: We recently tried out the YoYo and there were two reasons why I actually prefer the MB Nano to the Yoyo. 1) If your kiddo is tall, there is basically not footrest on the Yoyo, so their feet will be awkwardly hanging off the seat with nowhere to put them, while the Nano has a longer seat and a footrest for those of us with tall kiddos. 2) For two and a half times the price, I didn't find the build quality of the Yoyo to be significantly better than that of the Nano. Also, the most upright position of the Yoyo is not fully upright, which makes my baby slide down (see several Yoyo reviews for this drawback). Nano FTW!

La poussette est très adaptée aux personnes n'ayant pas un gros coffre ou beaucoup d'espaces de rangement. Honnêtement elle est solide, je n'ai depuis 10 mois et je n'ai rien à signaler. Elle est maniable, silencieuse, jolie... ne pas s'aventurer sur des chemins trop caillouteux, elle n'est pas fait pour.

It was great. Folds small. Handy and light. Smooth wheels.