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Bugaboo Fox 2 vs Oyster 3

34 replies

raindrop83 · 07/07/2020 08:44

Looking for a travel system and haven't managed to see any in person yet. I was pretty set on the Bugaboo Fox 2 but I've recently seen the Oyster 3 which also looks good. Does anyone have experience of these or know how they compare?

Thanks in advance! x

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Anaesthetist83 · 16/07/2020 16:09

Up to 20kg I believe

Stargazer87 · 16/07/2020 16:37

What ages is up to 20kg typically? Am I the only one that doesn't know this? 🙈

Anaesthetist83 · 16/07/2020 17:09

A 50th centile 5 year old would be about 20kg ie should last long enough!

Pink15 · 16/07/2020 17:55

@Anaesthetist83 I agree. Also the way the foot rest is designed the largest setting is on the chassis rather than the actual seat, so actually looks like would last a taller toddler than another eg ocarro where the foot rest is only apart of the seat. Hope that makes sense.

Stargazer87 · 16/07/2020 18:00

That's good to know, it must just look smaller than it is, it looks very compact!

2155User · 16/07/2020 19:42

I have the bugaboo fox and cloud z and it's AMAZING

I love it and have no complaints at all

Lol4bab · 25/03/2021 15:33

Can I check which travel system you went with and your thoughts after use? I am now in this same position, I had the oyster zero stroller with my older kid and really liked that. I do like the look of the fox however the bundle I want to get with the cybex cloud z bundle there is a price difference of around £200 - not sure if it’s worth it? Thanks

TheNeverEndingOver · 01/04/2021 08:30

@Lol4bab Did you decide which to get in the end? Same position here as well!

Conditionconditioncondition · 01/04/2021 08:35

Fox with cybex cloud z car seat

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