Joovy Kooper kinderwagen, lichte kinderwagen, compact inklapbaar met plank, grijs

The overall value of this stroller is crazy. The material is of reasonably good quality, the aluminum frame is quite compact, lightweight and sturdy, the seat is comfortable for baby and the 160 degree recline is great for naps on the go, the included sun shade is super useful etc. For the current price (around €100) I don't think a better option can be found, so if you are on a tight budget for a reliable compact stroller and you are past the newborn stage I would not look any further.However there are some things we found over time to be cumbersome or would be nice to have, even if it meant the price is a bit higher:1) It should have a bumper bar for the baby. It already has the slots for the tray, it would be so easy to make a bumper bar available for safety and comfort, even if it had to be purchased separately.2) It would be the absolute perfect stroller if the seat could turn around to face the parent.3) The storage space (zipper) in the back was removed for the European version. Not sure why as this would be quite useful to store small items during the walk.4) The seat structure is made from a relatively cheap corrugated plastic sheet material, probably for cost purposes. It's ok while it's in one piece but it can break or bend too much during folding or cleaning - In that case it is quite difficult to repair.5) The recline function is great as it is but we find that the seat could be a bit more adjustable - somewhere closer to 90 degrees for sitting up straight, especially when using with the tray (eating).

The Joovy Kooper gets the essentials right: the aluminum frame is well-designed, light and tough; the push action is easy and smooth, making maneuverability a breeze; and folding is quick and simple. You even get some unexpected upscale touches, like plush fabric on the seat and a very big and functional canopy.It strikes a nice balance between size and practicality, IMO. It's a little bigger than the smallest travel strollers and probably won't fit in an airplane's overhead compartment, but the extra bulk has been put to good use. The bigger wheels are an especially welcome touch, and though the handle height is not adjustable, it's tall enough for my 190 cm self. It also looks more comfortable and spacious for my kids than some of the tiny strollers out there.In short, the Kooper is compact enough to make for a decent travel stroller (if you don't mind checking it before boarding the plane) but big enough to be a realistic day-to-day stroller.So what do you sacrifice to more expensive strollers? You get a neoprene handlebar instead of leather or leatherette, and the wheels don't have suspension. You also get some exposed nuts-and-bolts near the wheels, which I don't remember seeing on previous higher-end strollers I have owned. So it's not perfect, but for the price - I paid 120 euros - it's seriously good. In fact, in terms of price/quality ratio I would say it's probably unbeatable, and will make you wonder: do I need anything more?Highly recommended.

Ligera, bonita, práctica… calidad 100%

I love my new stroller! I bought and returned TOO MANY bc I wasn't happy. I had bought the Uppababy Minu and also the Ergobaby Metro 2020 and returned both. I was looking things like; 1: comfort for my LO, 2: foldability (my new word), 3: maneuverability, and being a woman- 4: a nice sleek looking design thats easy to clean.Seat: the seat is actually flat which makes it more comfortable. The minu and metro both had a slight tilt in the seat that after a few minutes my daughter looked like the seat belt was the only thing holding her in and honestly looked super uncomfortable.The minu seat was very hard and rigid (could be fixed with a cushion but that'd cost more $ after the $430 I already paid).The metro was so plush and so comfortable, I mean come on- the brand is ergobaby, but not if my kid is hanging on by a thread. I wish ergobaby would sell just the seat cushion bc I'd buy it in a second. My daughter's comfort is first and foremost on my list.Foldability: super easy to "pop" open and close, not "one handed" bc of the safety latch but I open the stroller before I get my kid. I will say it is do-able one handed if the latch is unlocked first and then opened. I also like the close bc it'll stand up on its own without being all over the nasty ground. One thing I don't like is that when you close it the front bottom part of the stroller hits the ground and can get scraped but I'm trying to find a way to fix that.Minu- great to open and close and oddly very satisfying 🙃, also very very sturdy, like a damn tank!Metro- hard to pop open like the other 2 strollers. Like you have to fling the damn thing multiple times to get it to lock open or you have to do it manually while this oddly noodle like stroller is just flopping around.Maneuverability: joovy kooper is small width wise, much better then the full size bus I had before (you would think someone would've told me I didn't need a huge stroller), takes turns like a champ and fits between the tiniest space.Both minu and metro turned great and were small enough width wise. So all 3 are pretty even.FOR THE KID: Kooper has a nice tray, which is a must for us, and the leg rest adjusts which we actually use a lot more then expected.Minu doesn't have adjustable leg rest and the tray was extra at the time and metro was hard to push the buttons to adjust. The seat CAN sit straight up if you pull hard enough on the string/tab thing. This is the same type of adjuster the other strollers have (I know for sure on the minu, don't remember the metro). I actually don't like this part of the stroller but it's fine and not too annoying.The seat is plenty big enough for a toddler. My daughter is almost 3 weighing 30 lbs and about 36-37 inches and she has plenty of space for her head and for her legs. I was worried about this bc all reviews I saw were for little ones a year and under. She can use this for awhile. She LOVES the sunshade and I do too. It's nice and big enough to cover that late afternoon sun from blinding her and gives her a private little space if she needs to sleep.FOR US: looks nice and sleek (I bought the all black) and unlike the minu the all black doesn't cost an extra $30 bucks after the $400 you dish out first. Metro didn't cost more for black either though. The tray pops out for easy cleaning and I can close the stroller with it. This is a selling point of joovy but I also can do this with other strollers that don't advertise this. The storage area is made in such a way that things don't fall out and is pretty spacious. With the minu things would easily fall out of the front bc of how it's made/angled. Metro was very small and would fall out the back. Kooper also has a little zip storage bag which comes in handy at odd times. I do worry about the canopy being weather proof. I live in the southwest were we don't get much rain and the winters are mild compared to what others may have but I will find a cover if necessary to protect my baby. I do like the peekaboo window, it's a simple fold over design with a big enough space to actually see your LO.We're gonna have another baby so I love that I can buy the carseat adapter and use basically any careseat brand and not need a new stroller (one of the reasons I bought this one). And the wheels can be changed so this can definitely make it through another kid. I haven't washed the fabrics yet, so far all I've done is wipe down here and there but it's been easy to clean cheetos and chocolate 😋.I've been looking for a unicorn stroller and I think I may have finally found it. I've read hundreds of reviews and looked at/tried out easily over 30+ strollers (my poor kid being my test dummy for lack of a better term).I'm surprised joovy kooper isn't on more top 10 lists. Everyone has different needs and all babies are unique but from what I've tried this works great with babies that can hold themselves upright. I'm not afraid to spend $ to get a quality item, but sometimes the higher end models don't meet my expectations.I'd highly recommend joovy kooper. I will update after we've had the stroller longer for durability, etc.I don't get compensated in anyway, just wanna help out other parents since I did most of the hard work already... your welcome! 😇

This stroller ticks all the boxes for me.Its lightweight design makes it easy to maneuver. Folding and unfolding are effortless.I love the tray instead of the traditional bar. It's such a brilliant idea!The extra-large canopy provides protection against both the sun's rays and light rain.The Joovy Kooper Pram offers excellent value for money.

Ottimo passeggino leggero fino a 22 kg. Ruote migliori rispetto agli altri passeggini di questo tipo,maneggevole,leggero e comodo! Ad un prezzo onesto!

Toller Kinderwagen, leicht und kompakt aber auch gut verarbeitet und solide. Auf und zuklappen funktioniert wunderbar. Wir sind zufrieden.