Butterfly 2 Stroller Black/Heritage Black

I love this stroller and it's perfect for my family's current needs. I researched a number of travel strollers (my other top two were the Joolz Aer2 and Redsbaby Skip3) but I ultimately ended up picking the Butterfly2 due to it predominantly having one-handed usability, a big and accessible storage basket (I found the Joolz was difficult to angle my nappy bag into when I tested it out), and a peekaboo window (my baby was 7 months old at the time and I was used to parent facing). The Butterfly 2 is lovely to push, very smooth and has a nice handlebar feel. I can easily fit my nappy bag and a shopping bag full of groceries in the basket and I love that the footrest can be lifted up with one hand and the back of the basket can be squashed down to easily get items in and out from each end. The back pocket has also been handy to store my phone and other skinny loose items. The sun shade is great - extendible and I like the sun visor on the end that can be tucked in/pulled out. The range of accessories available are also nice options to have - I personally liked that I could purchase a snack tray or a toddler board in the future if I want. The harness is easy to use and I liked that it's easily and quickly adjustable with no re-threading required. Downsides - there is no lay-flat recline, but in my opinion the recline is deep enough for older babies or children to have a nap if really needed. It's also a bit rattly/loud on rough road surfaces.

Great pram for travelling drives very smooth and is easy and light to handle highly recommend

Lovely buggy, easy to fold up and smooth to push. My one gripe is that it doesn’t lie flat like the overseas version of it. We read online reviews stating it has a really good recline so we purchased it based on that but the safety standard here means they haven’t been able to sell it like that here (which we weren’t aware of). The incline it has means your newborns head will flop to the side. We purchased the adapters for the capsule which is the only way to use this with a newborn.

Bought one for our overseas holiday after seeing a lot of the Series 1 being used at airport during our last family holiday to QLD with he ope handed collapse! Extremely happy with it. So easy to use. One button one handed open/collapse and the seat comfortable for a travel pram were the biggest drawcards. I can open or collapse holding my 3month old with ease. Basket big enough to fit a small bag for pool side fun. Pram small and light enough to carry on and off tour vans and small tour boats.

Love the pram, great for travel, just wish the cover came down a little more

Okay, to be honest this is the only travel stroller I've had, but I was so impressed. I got it as soon as they released the butterfly 2 and of course the indigo is exclusive to baby bunting... But the colour is really nice. It folds easily, and steers incredibly well. It is really sturdy, even on uneven surfaces. It also looks really nice and smooth. I had considered the Aer2 but it didn't come out in time for our overseas trip, but I'm very happy i got this one. We got the travel bag also which was great. It fit in the overhead cabin without any issues. We got a rain cover as well but didn't need it in the end. I highly recommend this travel pram. The only downside is that when it's folded, it is slightly bulkier than others like minu/aer but I think the other pros of this pram outweighed that. It's also fairly easy to shoulder carry with the strap. Note that the recline on this is not the advertised recline available in overseas models. This was obvious as we traveled to Seoul Korea and their models reclined further than my one that I purchased in Aus.

Good quality, folds really small but still sturdy enough for everyday use. Tall seat back.

I love my bugaboo butterfly 2. Its so smooth and drives great.