Bugaboo?

Any thoughts on the Bugaboo? My DH said he refuses to spend that much money on a stroller, but everyone I work with said it's a must. (But I work in NYC and think maybe it's different if you live in the city.)

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if I lived in the city i would get one...I was thinking of getting one, but it is too much for a stroller to walk around here...

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Bugaboo just came out with the Cameleon, so they are discontinuing the Frog I heard. You may be able to get the Frog at a discount. I would have loved one, but it wasn't in our budget.

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i think they are over priced and arent that attractive. after you put in all the accessories it could cost over $1,OOO

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I agree with Corinne. You have to buy everything for it. It does drive like a dream. I tried it out in Buybuybaby. I'm probably going Peg Perego instead.

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you should read baby bargins they gave it an F for price.

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I got mine off ebay, but then resold it. My mother said it was bad luck and that i was crazy since we were not even trying for a baby. But
I found in for 459.00 and sold for 600. I thin they are so worth it. My friend used her's at the beach and it worked great.

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I have a bugaboo and really love it. It really is a smooth ride and can be easily maneuvered. I would highly recommend it!

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I personally think spending that much money is a little bit crazy, but if you have the money to spend why not!!! I do see a lot of people in the city with them. I'd recommend going to a store that sells them, trying it out. Fold it down, take it apart, all that stuff, and do the same with other strollers. See what you are most comfortable with and what you really like the best.

I know it's not an exact comparison but my sister was so convinced on a Maclauren stroller which was very pricey, and we tried them out, then she tried out the Graco metrolite, and the metrolite was just so much easier to fold down and was lighter and had more features. She ended up deciding on a Strollee lightweight-umbrella type stroller for when the baby is bigger, and the metrolite for when the baby is younger and with the travel system, which were both not what she had in mind at first. You really never know until you use them, so definately go for a test run in the stores!

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I just think it is too much money. I am going for a peg perego. I think it is a "city" thing because when I worked there everyone raved about it. But honestly, here on the island is it really that necessary????