Bombi Bēbee V2 Lightweight Baby Stroller – Premium Vegan Leather, One-Hand Fold, Infinite Recline, Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Frame, XXL Canopy, and Ample Storage Umbrella Stroller – Sand

!! BUY THIS STROLLER !!
I immediately fell in love with this stroller right out of the box!! The color is beautiful and the materials and quality more than justify the price. I did extensive research while I was looking for a travel stroller to use specifically for a cruise with our 9mo old, but that would be quality enough to be used as a potential daily stroller. We have a Chicco Bravo travel system, but that stroller is still quite large and could never qualify to be a carry-on if I traveled by plane. I’ll attach plenty of photos and also list some pros and cons below. The only other stroller I believe would compare to this is the Stollee. I may have ordered that one if it were available on Amazon. I waited until the last minute to order and needed that 2-day delivery. These two strollers only differ in very minor details, so either are great choices IMO, but I would recommend this one based on experience.PROS:1) Very light weight and minimal assembly – just had to pop on a set of wheels and attach the belly bar and it was ready to go. I could easily carry this up and down stairs.2) The design is exceptional – it unfolds and folds very easily and one-handedly. There is a back pocket for your phone/keys/wallet and a secret pocket in the bottom compartment. The bottom compartment holds quite a bit with easy access to the front as well, so you don’t have to remove everything to get to something that is towards baby’s feet. *You do have to have everything out of the bottom compartment to fold the stroller, so I kept a single bag down there while cruising so we could fold quickly to take the stairs or sit down for dinner. You do not have to activate the brake to fold.3) The wheels glide easily and could get over really any bump, door jam, etc. while strolling around the ship or while at port.4) The straps and buckle are easy to navigate – see photos, it’s only three pieces to connect rather than five as I’ve seen on some strollers. Very quick and easy to buckle and unbuckle. The straps are very easy to adjust.5) The back sits up and reclines adequately. If baby is fully buckled and leaning forward, she pulled the back of the seat forward as well. Wasn’t a major issue, but at times I would only have her buckled at the waist and this helped.6) The canopy!!! Our cruise was to Mexico and I’m a shade-dweller so sun protection was very important to me and a major factor in choosing a stroller. The canopy on this thing is great and extends even further by unzipping. The peek-a-boo window is appreciated as well.7) We could load this one without it tilting back! We hung a cooler and medium backpack on the handle while disembarking and had no concern of the stroller falling backward, though you definitely need to have baby buckled in and some counterweight in the bottom compartment.8) Miscellaneous – The adjustable leg rest is great for keeping baby comfortable. The small mesh pocket inside the seat held a couple of toys well. The brake was very easy to activate and strong. The travel bag is well- made. There are several add-ons that can be ordered separately like a rain cover, bug cover, snack tray, etc.This is my new daily stroller!* I have seen discount codes for ~$20 off floating around which can be used if ordered from their website.CONS: Really the only con was the cup holder. I drink a ton of water and use insulted cups (24oz Owala flip top or 40oz “Stanley” variant and had to keep it in the bottom compartment. It holds bottled water, soda, cans very well.

Almost perfect stroller
Why did you pick this product vs others?:I don’t really write Amazon reviews but I think this review will be helpful. I literally compared this Bombi stroller with Joolz Aer+. 1. Seat height – Joolz wins. My 3 feet toddler is over the seat of the Bombi stroller. The Joolz is the perfect height. 2. Leg rest — Bombi wins. Joolz requires customers to buy it separately.3. Recline — both stroller has same level of recline. For Bombi, you need to pull 2 straps to make the seat upright. With Joolz, you need to zip and unzip and then adjust the strap. I personally think that both options are kind of not perfect features but I prefer Bombi than Joolz at this point. 4. Storage — Bombi has more space capacity5. Bumper bar — Bombi wins since Joolz aer+ does not have one available as of the moment. 6. Folding mechanism — Joolz has better unfold and folding mechanism. It’s smoother than Bombi. 7. Seat cushion — Joolz has detachable cushion which is very convenient for washing it. I had to order Uppababy seat liner/cover for Bombi. It is also a plus that Bombi includes cup holder. Both stroller includes travel bag. Both are lightweight but Bombi is heavier. Both has great canopy and are extendable. Bombi push is smooth and works on paved and uneven sidewalks. Bottomline, I chose Bombi since there is no bumper bar available for Joolz aer+ right now which is very essential for my toddler. If ever they have it available at this time, I would have purchase the Joolz aer+ instead of Bombi. I only wish that Bombi’s seat is removable and washable. 

Great for travel
Got for disney trip, had become our daily. Fit in the overhead bin(made us put it in its bag), lightweight and folds well. Very worth the money

Great for traveling and tall children
We tested 4 strollers for a recent trip across the country and an upcoming trip to Europe (needed to handle well on cobblestone), and this one was the best fit for our needs. Our son is taller than the average 3 year old and this one allowed him to fully recline and nap on the go without his feet dragging or his head hitting the top. Fits great in our travel stroller bag, is very lightweight and easy to open and close. Highly recommend for anyone who travels frequently.