Travel Pushchair

[Bunny2021]

We need to get a travel pushchair and want to get a cabin approved one. We’ve been to view a few and are so undecided - of the options below, which would you go for?

Micralite Profold

• £195


• lies flat


• easy to carry


• weight limit up to 15kg (0-3years approx)


• £415


• can use car seat with adaptors (our car seat lies flat) so one less transfer in evenings for baby


• weight limit up to 22kg (0-4years approx)


• easy to carry

we’re leaning towards the Joolz but it’s twice the price but gives us more option with being able to put the car seat on if needed.

our DS is 9mo but we’re discussing having a second, in which case we’d need to get a second pram anyway, so should we go for a cheaper option?

there’s so many options in the market, I’m feeling slightly overwhelmed.

we know we don’t want a Babyzen, as we want one with true one handed fold.

hopeful bump?!

Have you looked at the mini uno? Goes up to 22kg, cabin size, and comes with foot muff and rain cover which you seem to have to buy separately for most. You can get it for about £170 currently!

I have the profold and I like it a lot - it has decent suspension which I think is unusual for travel buggies. We bought for £80 2nd hand . That said, it's a shame that it'll only last till 3ish, and I think being able to fix a car seat to it would be hugely beneficial so if you can stretch to the joolz then I'd probably go for that.

Can you fix a buggy board to the back of either?