Help choosing travel system - Nuna or Joie?!

[doritosanddip]

I’m stuck between 2 travel systems…

nuna Mixx next generation bundle, Pipa car seat

or

Joie signature Finiti bundle, i-level recline car seat

Really torn, so looking for some realistic advice. Going to look at both in person before deciding, but wanted some honest opinions too.

any help?! thank you 🙌🏼

I have the Nuna mixx bundle - possibly a slightly older version as bought it a couple of years ago though can't see any obvious differences from that picture between that and mine. Now using it all again with second baby, still going strong and lovely - it's had lots of use since end of 2020. I like that the pram with the seat unit on is relatively compact compared to others but is still a good 'proper' pram if that makes sense. I'm tall and the handle comes up high and is really comfortable to push. Very easy to fold and I like the extra pull down shade/cover on the car seat :)

@doritosanddip did you make a decision? These two are also on my list and I can't decide!

@fancyfrog does the seat unit fit a toddler OK? I've seen some reviews where they say the seat is quite shallow so a bigger toddler isn't very comfortable?

We have a Joie system, still use the pushchair bit with toddler who will soon turn 3. We'll be using all the baby bits again this autumn for our second child.

@SillyOldBear3 my DS used it regularly until 2.5 when DS2 came along - he is tall and around 75th centile weight and was absolutely fine it it in fact he sat in it last month (3yo now) when he was tired of walking and baby was being carried and looked fine. I've certainly had no issues with it

@fancyfrogs thanks, that's reassuring! I went with the Nuna Mixx Next in the end as there was an amazing deal online. Put it all together recently and really happy with it, can't wait to use it in October! I like the fact that the carrycot can be used for occasional overnight sleeping too! And the basket is nice and big!

You need to think about your lifestyle, what max weight you might need to carry, use public transport or always in the car etc.