From extensive research it seems there just isn’t a decent alternative to the yoyo! The closest I have found is the mountain buggy Nano. However at £220 it isn’t that much less than the yo-yo - see below and I don’t think it would have the high resale value. The only plus is that it automatically combines with our car seat but that is only valid for this one trip...
John Lewis currently have £100 off Maxi-Cosi car seats if you buy a yo-yo, DS will need a new car seat in July so in effect it is £100 off which means it is only £50 more than the Nano.
We are going on a 6 week trip to Asia - sort of backpacking- think backpacking with nicer hotels and some private transfers but we will be getting minibuses. We have a bugaboo bee but I think it will be too big and is also likely to get wrecked. My thoughts are just buy the yo-yo and we can always sell it - they seem to go for at least £200 second hand, I’d love to keep it but we can’t afford that much for a second buggy long term . Does anyone have any feedback / thoughts or is there another option I’m missing? I did look at the pokit bug I want a buggy that reclines.
If there is a brilliant lightweight cheaper buggy that reclines that you would recommend let me know! It would need to be a cheapie as it would get bashed around a bit if it went with the suitcases, even in a bag.
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Babyzen yo-yo is it worth it as a second buggy?
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Seahawk80 · 22/11/2017 06:25
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