Bugaboo Butterfly Stroller Complete Midnight Black
The Bugaboo Butterfly is the city stroller for travels near and far. With its first-class comfort, easy air unfold & compact design, you and your growing baby will enjoy total freedom for every adventure. The Butterfly folds it in a blink with just one hand. Unfolding is just as easy with the smart air unfold system—just click and let gravity do the job. Thanks to its compact design, the Butterfly folds down to the size of a medium bag. Its self-standing and super lightweight too, so just pick it up and whizz upstairs or wherever you like. It features a spacious, reclinable seat with padded seat inlay & an ultra high backrest to support growing toddlers (up to 22kgs). The quick click five point harness makes hopping in and out to the playground as fast as a blink. Thanks to the advanced 4-wheel suspension and one hand maneuverability, strolls in the city or elsewhere will always feel smooth.
The Bugaboo Butterfly is the city stroller for travels near and far. With its first-class comfort, easy air unfold & compact design, you and your growing baby will enjoy total freedom for every adventure. The Butterfly folds it in a blink with just one hand. Unfolding is just as easy with the smart air unfold system—just click and let gravity do the job. Thanks to its compact design, the Butterfly folds down to the size of a medium bag. Its self-standing and super lightweight too, so just pick it up and whizz upstairs or wherever you like. It features a spacious, reclinable seat with padded seat inlay & an ultra high backrest to support growing toddlers (up to 22kgs). The quick click five point harness makes hopping in and out to the playground as fast as a blink. Thanks to the advanced 4-wheel suspension and one hand maneuverability, strolls in the city or elsewhere will always feel smooth.
The Bugaboo Butterfly is the city stroller for travels near and far. With its first-class comfort, easy air unfold & compact design, you and your growing baby will enjoy total freedom for every adventure. The Butterfly folds it in a blink with just one hand. Unfolding is just as easy with the smart air unfold system—just click and let gravity do the job. Thanks to its compact design, the Butterfly folds down to the size of a medium bag. Its self-standing and super lightweight too, so just pick it up and whizz upstairs or wherever you like. It features a spacious, reclinable seat with padded seat inlay & an ultra high backrest to support growing toddlers (up to 22kgs). The quick click five point harness makes hopping in and out to the playground as fast as a blink. Thanks to the advanced 4-wheel suspension and one hand maneuverability, strolls in the city or elsewhere will always feel smooth.
The Bugaboo Butterfly is the city stroller for travels near and far. With its first-class comfort, easy air unfold & compact design, you and your growing baby will enjoy total freedom for every adventure. The Butterfly folds it in a blink with just one hand. Unfolding is just as easy with the smart air unfold system—just click and let gravity do the job. Thanks to its compact design, the Butterfly folds down to the size of a medium bag. Its self-standing and super lightweight too, so just pick it up and whizz upstairs or wherever you like. It features a spacious, reclinable seat with padded seat inlay & an ultra high backrest to support growing toddlers (up to 22kgs). The quick click five point harness makes hopping in and out to the playground as fast as a blink. Thanks to the advanced 4-wheel suspension and one hand maneuverability, strolls in the city or elsewhere will always feel smooth.
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Bugaboo Butterfly Stroller Midnight Black
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Bugaboo Butterfly Travel Pram - Midnight Black
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Butterfly - 1 Second Fold Ultra-Compact Stroller - Lightweight & Compact - Great for Travel - Midnight Black
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originally posted on johnlewis.com
I absolutely love this stroller, but for people wanting to take onboard a plane, there is a big but! I have been waiting to write this review until after we'd had a pleasure of a Ryanair flight to help others make an informed decision as I searched and searched and found nothing to indicate the suitability of actually taking the Butterfly onboard on a plane, so here is my experience: With Ryanair, you can't. It's the only negative of this pram as it fold much larger than the Babyzen Yoyo and having done a lot of research, I only found one airline who accepts this (in theory) based on the dimensions and that's EasyJet. British Airways, Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar, KLM, AirFrance and many others all have cabin allowances which are smaller than the folded dimensions of ... MoreI absolutely love this stroller, but for people wanting to take onboard a plane, there is a big but! I have been waiting to write this review until after we'd had a pleasure of a Ryanair flight to help others make an informed decision as I searched and searched and found nothing to indicate the suitability of actually taking the Butterfly onboard on a plane, so here is my experience: With Ryanair, you can't. It's the only negative of this pram as it fold much larger than the Babyzen Yoyo and having done a lot of research, I only found one airline who accepts this (in theory) based on the dimensions and that's EasyJet. British Airways, Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar, KLM, AirFrance and many others all have cabin allowances which are smaller than the folded dimensions of the Butterfly. As our Butterfly was put in the old before boarding, I really wish a travel bag had been provided as is the case with the Babyzen Yoyo and also the comparable Joolz Aer. Apart from the no-go on taking it online, the Butterfly I absolutely adore this stroller, so I will still give it 5* - it's compact, super easy to fold and unfold, has a decent amount of storage space, a superb sun canopy, reclines OK, handles well and, most importantly, my (tall) 18 month old boy is very comfortable in it. I also have a Bugaboo Fox2 and the quality from Bugaboo with the Butterfly is exactly as you would expect. I'm a frequent flyer and my first travel stroller was Bugaboo's Ant, which I found impractical, so I swapped that for a Babyzen Yoyo, and although there is nothing as such wrong with the Yoyo itself, I don't find it ideal for my son as he is rather tall - using the sun canopy means he can't see anything and the recline is very limited, so he never napped well in it. As such I was so excited to see another travel stroller from Bugaboo and decided to get the Butterfly in advance of our summer travels. To be honest I have not used our Fox2 when we've been out and about at home since buying the Butterfly and it really is a very, very nice stroller and I would highly recommend.
originally posted on bugaboo.com
We were looking for a second stroller for our 23m old as we had an addition to the family.The frame for the stroller is great, it rolls nicely, is sturdy and easy to fold away, all we wanted. But the fabrics and execution is horrible, as it deteriorated very quickly and appears to lack some basic features. The issues it has could be so easily fixed by the manufacturer and seem to be either lack of usertesting or cost-cutting measures, which at this price point is not acceptable.Pros:1. Nice wide seat, with a high headrest that accommodates even our taller kid2. The fold is simple and easily doable with one hand in an instant3. Stands by itself in a corner when packed away4. Very small when packed away5. Easy to access shopping basket, with no ... MoreWe were looking for a second stroller for our 23m old as we had an addition to the family.The frame for the stroller is great, it rolls nicely, is sturdy and easy to fold away, all we wanted. But the fabrics and execution is horrible, as it deteriorated very quickly and appears to lack some basic features. The issues it has could be so easily fixed by the manufacturer and seem to be either lack of usertesting or cost-cutting measures, which at this price point is not acceptable.Pros:1. Nice wide seat, with a high headrest that accommodates even our taller kid2. The fold is simple and easily doable with one hand in an instant3. Stands by itself in a corner when packed away4. Very small when packed away5. Easy to access shopping basket, with no restricting bars making it decently sized6. Looks good and sturdy, rolls easily and overall a good performerCons1. The seat liner is absolutely rubbish. Puffs started appearing after the first outing, 6 weeks in, and the seat looks worse than Oyster that took abuse for nearly 2 years2. No storage pocket whatsoever. Yoyo has a pouch to store little bits’n’bobs, this has nothing at all, nor is there an optional extra to create this. May sound like a trivial problem, but there is no way to store the rain cover, meaning it is always at home, making it useless. There is no place to store wet wipes or other little handy items, the organiser would just add unnecessary bulk nor would fit the rain cover.3. Due to the integrated wire, the rain cover is rather bulky and occupies most of the shopping basket looking messy. Was it that hard to provide a little pouch for it?4. The closure mechanism is such that if you forget anything in the basket when closing it, you will see that item propelled across the room5. The black frame & white plastics look great on day 1, but 2 months in with even careful handling the item looks rather battered due to inevitable bumps and white plastic getting dirty from UK road conditions6. The foot break is so tiny that it is very hard to operate, and there is no practical reason for the pedal being so small. I struggle to see how I’m supposed to operate it with winter boots7. No stroller bag is available to pack it away. I’d even pay for an optional extra8. The shoulder carry strap is too short and not adjustable. The length renders it useless9. The bumper bar [optional extra] is specific to this stroller and weirdly oversized, plus makes it bigger when folded and hence does not fit into carry-on space10. Every extra costs a fortune. Wintermuff £180, wool liner £120, better seat liner £60, cup holder £25, this is on top of an already expensive strollerThe winter is yet to come, but I do not see how this stroller will fold with the winter muff or wool liner on, which probably means a lot of faff to close it or the whole "compact" aspect would go out of the window (fingers crossed I'm wrong).
originally posted on merinokids.co.uk
Before this buggy i had a yoyo2 apart from the looks i hated it everything about it, I hated the fold, i hated the way it moved, it felt like i cant turn corners with a bit of speed as the whole pram tilts, or the wheels cannot handle any speed faster than a slow/normal pace of walking. Anyway then i saw all the videos for the Bugaboo Butterfly and i was sold! I can literally use the buggy one handed form the fold to laying the seat back to even pushing it! The seat recline also is genius unlike the yoyo it’s literally like a draw string and then you clip.. One handed! Also the seat sits more upright! Which is a massive bonus for me as my daughter hated the position of the yoyo’s seat… the seat itself is also taller so my tallish toddler doesn't look squashed in it. ... MoreBefore this buggy i had a yoyo2 apart from the looks i hated it everything about it, I hated the fold, i hated the way it moved, it felt like i cant turn corners with a bit of speed as the whole pram tilts, or the wheels cannot handle any speed faster than a slow/normal pace of walking. Anyway then i saw all the videos for the Bugaboo Butterfly and i was sold! I can literally use the buggy one handed form the fold to laying the seat back to even pushing it! The seat recline also is genius unlike the yoyo it’s literally like a draw string and then you clip.. One handed! Also the seat sits more upright! Which is a massive bonus for me as my daughter hated the position of the yoyo’s seat… the seat itself is also taller so my tallish toddler doesn't look squashed in it. massive basket underneath which is always handy! One of my reasons for delaying the ordering of this pram was the front wheels are about a inch smaller than the other brands and I thought well if that one shakes at the tiniest bit if speed whats this one going to do… however the day i took it out happened to be the day we was running late for work/nursery and spent my whole journey jogging there on and off and nothing.. no shaking, no rattling it just kept on driving very smoothly. Overall i will recommend this to everyone it is made very sturdy and alot more convenient and cheaper and comes with the two vital accessories then other brands. I love it!!!!
| Dimensions Folded | 23 cm x 45 cm x 54 cm |
| Age Range | 6 months to 22kg |
| Weight Capacity | 22kg |
| Harness Type | Quick click harness |
| Inclusions | 4 panel breezy sun canopy, rain cover, carry strap |
Bugaboo Butterfly Stroller Midnight Black
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Bugaboo Butterfly Travel Pram - Midnight Black
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Butterfly - 1 Second Fold Ultra-Compact Stroller - Lightweight & Compact - Great for Travel - Midnight Black
Delivery between 15–18 June $29
I absolutely love this stroller, but for people wanting to take onboard a plane, there is a big but! I have been waiting to write this review until after we'd had a pleasure of a Ryanair flight to help others make an informed decision as I searched and searched and found nothing to indicate the suitability of actually taking the Butterfly onboard on a plane, so here is my experience: With Ryanair, you can't. It's the only negative of this pram as it fold much larger than the Babyzen Yoyo and having done a lot of research, I only found one airline who accepts this (in theory) based on the dimensions and that's EasyJet. British Airways, Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar, KLM, AirFrance and many others all have cabin allowances which are smaller than the folded dimensions of ... MoreI absolutely love this stroller, but for people wanting to take onboard a plane, there is a big but! I have been waiting to write this review until after we'd had a pleasure of a Ryanair flight to help others make an informed decision as I searched and searched and found nothing to indicate the suitability of actually taking the Butterfly onboard on a plane, so here is my experience: With Ryanair, you can't. It's the only negative of this pram as it fold much larger than the Babyzen Yoyo and having done a lot of research, I only found one airline who accepts this (in theory) based on the dimensions and that's EasyJet. British Airways, Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar, KLM, AirFrance and many others all have cabin allowances which are smaller than the folded dimensions of the Butterfly. As our Butterfly was put in the old before boarding, I really wish a travel bag had been provided as is the case with the Babyzen Yoyo and also the comparable Joolz Aer. Apart from the no-go on taking it online, the Butterfly I absolutely adore this stroller, so I will still give it 5* - it's compact, super easy to fold and unfold, has a decent amount of storage space, a superb sun canopy, reclines OK, handles well and, most importantly, my (tall) 18 month old boy is very comfortable in it. I also have a Bugaboo Fox2 and the quality from Bugaboo with the Butterfly is exactly as you would expect. I'm a frequent flyer and my first travel stroller was Bugaboo's Ant, which I found impractical, so I swapped that for a Babyzen Yoyo, and although there is nothing as such wrong with the Yoyo itself, I don't find it ideal for my son as he is rather tall - using the sun canopy means he can't see anything and the recline is very limited, so he never napped well in it. As such I was so excited to see another travel stroller from Bugaboo and decided to get the Butterfly in advance of our summer travels. To be honest I have not used our Fox2 when we've been out and about at home since buying the Butterfly and it really is a very, very nice stroller and I would highly recommend.
We were looking for a second stroller for our 23m old as we had an addition to the family.The frame for the stroller is great, it rolls nicely, is sturdy and easy to fold away, all we wanted. But the fabrics and execution is horrible, as it deteriorated very quickly and appears to lack some basic features. The issues it has could be so easily fixed by the manufacturer and seem to be either lack of usertesting or cost-cutting measures, which at this price point is not acceptable.Pros:1. Nice wide seat, with a high headrest that accommodates even our taller kid2. The fold is simple and easily doable with one hand in an instant3. Stands by itself in a corner when packed away4. Very small when packed away5. Easy to access shopping basket, with no ... MoreWe were looking for a second stroller for our 23m old as we had an addition to the family.The frame for the stroller is great, it rolls nicely, is sturdy and easy to fold away, all we wanted. But the fabrics and execution is horrible, as it deteriorated very quickly and appears to lack some basic features. The issues it has could be so easily fixed by the manufacturer and seem to be either lack of usertesting or cost-cutting measures, which at this price point is not acceptable.Pros:1. Nice wide seat, with a high headrest that accommodates even our taller kid2. The fold is simple and easily doable with one hand in an instant3. Stands by itself in a corner when packed away4. Very small when packed away5. Easy to access shopping basket, with no restricting bars making it decently sized6. Looks good and sturdy, rolls easily and overall a good performerCons1. The seat liner is absolutely rubbish. Puffs started appearing after the first outing, 6 weeks in, and the seat looks worse than Oyster that took abuse for nearly 2 years2. No storage pocket whatsoever. Yoyo has a pouch to store little bits’n’bobs, this has nothing at all, nor is there an optional extra to create this. May sound like a trivial problem, but there is no way to store the rain cover, meaning it is always at home, making it useless. There is no place to store wet wipes or other little handy items, the organiser would just add unnecessary bulk nor would fit the rain cover.3. Due to the integrated wire, the rain cover is rather bulky and occupies most of the shopping basket looking messy. Was it that hard to provide a little pouch for it?4. The closure mechanism is such that if you forget anything in the basket when closing it, you will see that item propelled across the room5. The black frame & white plastics look great on day 1, but 2 months in with even careful handling the item looks rather battered due to inevitable bumps and white plastic getting dirty from UK road conditions6. The foot break is so tiny that it is very hard to operate, and there is no practical reason for the pedal being so small. I struggle to see how I’m supposed to operate it with winter boots7. No stroller bag is available to pack it away. I’d even pay for an optional extra8. The shoulder carry strap is too short and not adjustable. The length renders it useless9. The bumper bar [optional extra] is specific to this stroller and weirdly oversized, plus makes it bigger when folded and hence does not fit into carry-on space10. Every extra costs a fortune. Wintermuff £180, wool liner £120, better seat liner £60, cup holder £25, this is on top of an already expensive strollerThe winter is yet to come, but I do not see how this stroller will fold with the winter muff or wool liner on, which probably means a lot of faff to close it or the whole "compact" aspect would go out of the window (fingers crossed I'm wrong).
Before this buggy i had a yoyo2 apart from the looks i hated it everything about it, I hated the fold, i hated the way it moved, it felt like i cant turn corners with a bit of speed as the whole pram tilts, or the wheels cannot handle any speed faster than a slow/normal pace of walking. Anyway then i saw all the videos for the Bugaboo Butterfly and i was sold! I can literally use the buggy one handed form the fold to laying the seat back to even pushing it! The seat recline also is genius unlike the yoyo it’s literally like a draw string and then you clip.. One handed! Also the seat sits more upright! Which is a massive bonus for me as my daughter hated the position of the yoyo’s seat… the seat itself is also taller so my tallish toddler doesn't look squashed in it. ... MoreBefore this buggy i had a yoyo2 apart from the looks i hated it everything about it, I hated the fold, i hated the way it moved, it felt like i cant turn corners with a bit of speed as the whole pram tilts, or the wheels cannot handle any speed faster than a slow/normal pace of walking. Anyway then i saw all the videos for the Bugaboo Butterfly and i was sold! I can literally use the buggy one handed form the fold to laying the seat back to even pushing it! The seat recline also is genius unlike the yoyo it’s literally like a draw string and then you clip.. One handed! Also the seat sits more upright! Which is a massive bonus for me as my daughter hated the position of the yoyo’s seat… the seat itself is also taller so my tallish toddler doesn't look squashed in it. massive basket underneath which is always handy! One of my reasons for delaying the ordering of this pram was the front wheels are about a inch smaller than the other brands and I thought well if that one shakes at the tiniest bit if speed whats this one going to do… however the day i took it out happened to be the day we was running late for work/nursery and spent my whole journey jogging there on and off and nothing.. no shaking, no rattling it just kept on driving very smoothly. Overall i will recommend this to everyone it is made very sturdy and alot more convenient and cheaper and comes with the two vital accessories then other brands. I love it!!!!
I've had the bugaboo butterfly for a couple of months now and can honestly say I do really like it for the following features: very compact (without the footmuff and handle bar) the basket is quite big compared to my bugaboo cameleon 3 plus, one hand fold, very sleek and the hood comes down quite a bit perfect for when baby falls asleep.The negatives are that the bugaboo footmuff that's compatible with the butterfly doesn't fit properly on the stroller and looks as though it's sliding off almost touching the floor. Its not compact at all when the handle bar is on and footmuff its quite bulky. Also the rain cover should have come in a bag so it's neat and tidy when put away. Also the stroller should have come with a travel bag for the price paid.One feature I ... MoreI've had the bugaboo butterfly for a couple of months now and can honestly say I do really like it for the following features: very compact (without the footmuff and handle bar) the basket is quite big compared to my bugaboo cameleon 3 plus, one hand fold, very sleek and the hood comes down quite a bit perfect for when baby falls asleep.The negatives are that the bugaboo footmuff that's compatible with the butterfly doesn't fit properly on the stroller and looks as though it's sliding off almost touching the floor. Its not compact at all when the handle bar is on and footmuff its quite bulky. Also the rain cover should have come in a bag so it's neat and tidy when put away. Also the stroller should have come with a travel bag for the price paid.One feature I would have liked is multiple recline one where the child is sat right up so it's easy for them to snack in.I hope bugaboo bring out a snack tray as it's a must for a toddler. For now I've bought a universal cup holder to attach to the handle bar for easy access to snacks for my toddler. I use the bugaboo cup holder for myself.
My baby loves this stroller! He loves getting to sit up and look around since we just transitioned him out of his infant seat that had him too reclined to see anything. The sun canopy provides plenty of coverage so now I don't have to carry around a separate sun shade to attach. It's light enough that I can pull it out of my trunk and open it up one handed while carrying the baby. The locking mechanism is a little stiff but still manageable. However, it feels more like it's stiff because the materials used and the construction is made to last through a lot more wear and tear than cheaper, easier to open models. The maneuverability is excellent though it wasn't great on grass. This likely won't be an issue for us since I live in an area with sidewalks and I'm not ... MoreMy baby loves this stroller! He loves getting to sit up and look around since we just transitioned him out of his infant seat that had him too reclined to see anything. The sun canopy provides plenty of coverage so now I don't have to carry around a separate sun shade to attach. It's light enough that I can pull it out of my trunk and open it up one handed while carrying the baby. The locking mechanism is a little stiff but still manageable. However, it feels more like it's stiff because the materials used and the construction is made to last through a lot more wear and tear than cheaper, easier to open models. The maneuverability is excellent though it wasn't great on grass. This likely won't be an issue for us since I live in an area with sidewalks and I'm not really an outside girl to begin with lol. The storage underneath is great but you can't keep things in there when it's folded up (for obvious reasons) like I could with my previous stroller.
I attached a video on how it is easy fold with one hand and in seconds. The colour I got was navy blue.Overall i went to baby bunting and tried out the babyzen , city jogger and the bugaboo butterfly. The easiest to fold was the bugaboo and it was quite sturdy. The babyzen requires the wheels to be just right to click in.Pros for the bugaboo --great design, easy fold,-sturdy build, includes rain cover ,- leg rest (baby zen requires extra payment for this) the leg rest is used to carry the pram or u can fold it down to be more compact-. Wheels can removed to be lighter for carry on luggage.-4 yr warrantyCons:-includes an over shoulder strap but is pretty short.-It says it's air international standards for carry on luggage however maybe it may not meet ur ... MoreI attached a video on how it is easy fold with one hand and in seconds. The colour I got was navy blue.Overall i went to baby bunting and tried out the babyzen , city jogger and the bugaboo butterfly. The easiest to fold was the bugaboo and it was quite sturdy. The babyzen requires the wheels to be just right to click in.Pros for the bugaboo --great design, easy fold,-sturdy build, includes rain cover ,- leg rest (baby zen requires extra payment for this) the leg rest is used to carry the pram or u can fold it down to be more compact-. Wheels can removed to be lighter for carry on luggage.-4 yr warrantyCons:-includes an over shoulder strap but is pretty short.-It says it's air international standards for carry on luggage however maybe it may not meet ur domestic ones - check your countries requirements.-Doesn't include travel bag and bugaboo doesn't have one for the butterfly (you can use any standard one), ---I've read reviews that the inner lining can fray.-doesn't fully recline for napsNote : metro baby prices can fluctuate day by day. It usually tries to match the local shop sales so try using incognito and normal searches to see what has a better price, and search for coupons!
I absolutely love this stroller, but for people wanting to take onboard a plane, there is a big but! I have been waiting to write this review until after we'd had a pleasure of a Ryanair flight to help others make an informed decision as I searched and searched and found nothing to indicate the suitability of actually taking the Butterfly onboard on a plane, so here is my experience: With Ryanair, you can't. I also have a Babyzen Yoyo and the no-go to taking this on board a plane is the only negative of this pram. It does fold much larger than the Babyzen Yoyo, it also feels much heavier and having done a lot of research, I only found one airline who accepts this as hand luggage based on the dimensions and that's EasyJet. British Airways, Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar, ... MoreI absolutely love this stroller, but for people wanting to take onboard a plane, there is a big but! I have been waiting to write this review until after we'd had a pleasure of a Ryanair flight to help others make an informed decision as I searched and searched and found nothing to indicate the suitability of actually taking the Butterfly onboard on a plane, so here is my experience: With Ryanair, you can't. I also have a Babyzen Yoyo and the no-go to taking this on board a plane is the only negative of this pram. It does fold much larger than the Babyzen Yoyo, it also feels much heavier and having done a lot of research, I only found one airline who accepts this as hand luggage based on the dimensions and that's EasyJet. British Airways, Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar, KLM, AirFrance and many others all have cabin allowances which are smaller than the folded dimensions of the Butterfly. As our Butterfly was put in the hold before boarding, I really wish a travel bag had been provided to prevent scratches as is the case with the Babyzen Yoyo and also the comparable Joolz Aer. But appart from the travel element, I absolutely adore this stroller, so I will still give it 5* - it's compact, super easy to fold and unfold, has a decent amount of storage space, a superb sun canopy, reclines OK, handles well and, most importantly, my (tall) 18-month-old boy is very comfortable in it. I also have a Bugaboo Fox2 (which I haven't even used since getting the Butterfly) and the parasol and cupholder are compatible between these models, so haven't had to invest in extras. I did buy the bumper bar separately for Butterfly and I'm glad I did as it does add extra comfort for my little boy and the pram can still fold with it attached it kind of works as an extra carrier handle, but it does increase the overall folding size a little bit. As mentioned, I also have a Babyzen Yoyo and whilst I was to replace it with the Butterfly, I will keep both and the Yoyo will remain my "air travel stroller" as it's definitely more suitable for this purpose than the Butterfly. Sadly though, as the Butterfly is in my opinion far superior in every other way and, as long as you don't need it to go in the overhead compartment of a plane, it really is a lovely pram. Much better for tall children! I'd highly recommend it.
You don’t know what you are missing until you try the good thing. We were looking for compact, lightweight umbrella stroller, that would mainly be able to fit the overhead bin. We haven’t traveled with it yet, but in the meantime, this has become our go to stroller. I previously purchased a Joolz Hub+, and was debating getting their umbrella version, but in the end the footrest was the deciding point. And, boy, am I glad of that! I didn’t realize how bad the first stroller was and how much effort it required, until I tried this one. It glides smoothly, even on the NYC streets, and it’s such a breeze to maneuver. It’s suuuper easy to fold and unfold (takes a few tries to get a hang of it, and sometimes it briefly gets stuck - but nothing unmanageable). And the weight ... MoreYou don’t know what you are missing until you try the good thing. We were looking for compact, lightweight umbrella stroller, that would mainly be able to fit the overhead bin. We haven’t traveled with it yet, but in the meantime, this has become our go to stroller. I previously purchased a Joolz Hub+, and was debating getting their umbrella version, but in the end the footrest was the deciding point. And, boy, am I glad of that! I didn’t realize how bad the first stroller was and how much effort it required, until I tried this one. It glides smoothly, even on the NYC streets, and it’s such a breeze to maneuver. It’s suuuper easy to fold and unfold (takes a few tries to get a hang of it, and sometimes it briefly gets stuck - but nothing unmanageable). And the weight is next to nothing, even when carrying the baby. The only issue is the pilling of the padding. We’ve had this about 2 months now, maybe less, and I already notice some threads coming out. Apart from that, we love it, and most importantly, the baby loves it!
It’s so easy to carry this stroller with one hand, and it folds down and opens back up so quickly. It has an excellent compact fold. This stroller feels very sturdy and well-made, and despite the wheels being smaller, it pushes smoothly over paved surfaces, even grass. I wouldn’t use it for loose gravel or bumpy, dirt roads, though. The basket is a decent size and easy to access for a lightweight stroller. I love the sun canopy, and the sunlight doesn’t seem to pass through the mesh keeping it breathable and shady for my child.The Butterfly comes pretty stiff out of the box, and it might take awhile to get used to folding and unfolding. If I had reviewed it within the first week, I might have given it 4/5 stars because sometimes the buttons would get stuck when I ... MoreIt’s so easy to carry this stroller with one hand, and it folds down and opens back up so quickly. It has an excellent compact fold. This stroller feels very sturdy and well-made, and despite the wheels being smaller, it pushes smoothly over paved surfaces, even grass. I wouldn’t use it for loose gravel or bumpy, dirt roads, though. The basket is a decent size and easy to access for a lightweight stroller. I love the sun canopy, and the sunlight doesn’t seem to pass through the mesh keeping it breathable and shady for my child.The Butterfly comes pretty stiff out of the box, and it might take awhile to get used to folding and unfolding. If I had reviewed it within the first week, I might have given it 4/5 stars because sometimes the buttons would get stuck when I tried to unfold it. Definitely needed two hands, not one, and I had to press it at a certain angle for it to work. But once the stroller was broken in after a few weeks, everything worked as advertised.
The single hand fold/release is pretty good but for the price there are a few disappointments in order to largest to smallest- the seat recline - my 18mo cannot sit up and is in a halfway reclined/trying to sit up position a lot of the time and is pretty uncomfortable. Will need to look for some kind of padding or wedge for her.- top heavy with a 10kg toddler - on a gently side-inclined curb, the stroller has a propensity to almost tip over and the adult needs to right it. This happened a number of times. I need to be really careful when pushing in this stroller.- opening the pram - although it's one handed open, it usually takes me at least 2 tries to 'flick' it open, otherwise it remains 'unlocked'. Also, there's a little knack to releasing it pram from locked ... MoreThe single hand fold/release is pretty good but for the price there are a few disappointments in order to largest to smallest- the seat recline - my 18mo cannot sit up and is in a halfway reclined/trying to sit up position a lot of the time and is pretty uncomfortable. Will need to look for some kind of padding or wedge for her.- top heavy with a 10kg toddler - on a gently side-inclined curb, the stroller has a propensity to almost tip over and the adult needs to right it. This happened a number of times. I need to be really careful when pushing in this stroller.- opening the pram - although it's one handed open, it usually takes me at least 2 tries to 'flick' it open, otherwise it remains 'unlocked'. Also, there's a little knack to releasing it pram from locked position where you may need to 'push down' on the folded pram so that you're in fact able to squeeze the two handlebar buttons to unlock the pram - I conceptually understand why this is the case but not technically able to put this into words, and ideally would not be the case that this needs a 'knack'. Other users (I'm thinking grandparents) may simply think the pram is stuck or broken.- the handlebar length means my husband who is average height male 178cm keeps walking into the break and stalling the strollerIt's light, it's small, it looks good, it has decent suspension. But the above issues are surprising and disappointing for a £400+ travel pram.
| Dimensions Folded | 23 cm x 45 cm x 54 cm |
| Age Range | 6 months to 22kg |
| Weight Capacity | 22kg |
| Harness Type | Quick click harness |
| Inclusions | 4 panel breezy sun canopy, rain cover, carry strap |
