Bugaboo Frog - Red Standard Stroller

Pros: Versatile and lightweight
Cons: Two part fold and the price

At first glance, I knew nothing about this stroller, but I knew from the looks of it, I would not want to own it. . .I thought it was terribly ugly. . . boy was I wrong!I convinced my husband that we should try it out because it was so versatile. We ...

Pros: Amazingly comfortable, incredibly durable and makes city strolling a breeze. Turning radius is incredible.
Cons: Accessories are expensive; still need a cheaper stroller for airports.

I researched strollers for a long time knowing that it would be the main mode of transport for my child. We live in the city and rarely use a car, so the stroller had to be comfortable and durable. (I personally think it is the only way to go if you ...

Pros: Most versatile stroller in existence
Cons: Non... Well, it's a lot of $$$ but it's well worth it

When we were deciding what stroller to buy for our son, we knew that we wanted something that we can use since birth; something where he could sleep in a fully reclined position; and something that would accommodate our son's needs as he grows. Also, we ...

Pros: Clean design, compact chassis , amazing smooth ride and spins 360 degrees on a dime.
Cons: Terrible storage. No cup/snack holders. Two-piece collapse inconvenient. Severely angled seat.

My husband wanted the Bugaboo, we already owned 4 other strollers so I wasn't game except she was getting heavy to push around with ease with a full stroller of gear on day outing. I was finally convinced once I pushed my toddler around the store ...

Pros: Comfortable foam handle, Converts into jog stroller, bassinet / pram, forward or rear facing)
Cons: Cost, Thoroughly read the directions and practice before you take the stroller out

I wrestled for weeks about whether to spend the enormous amount of money for this stroller. I went to three different stores, shopped online and read everything that I could find about the company. My son outgrew his carseat (at 7 months) and we hate ...

Pros: SO MANY PROS! Light, very comfortable, versatile, incredibly well made, nothing overlooked on this design.
Cons: Seat has to be taken off to fold down.

This stroller is a great investment. I wanted an every day stroller that was very comfortable for my baby and me, and a stroller that I could do power walking with. This stroller is both, plus more. The bugaboo is the most versatile stroller that I have ...

Pros: Turns on a dime, classic pram styling, high enough handle for tall father.
Cons: Useless sack that hangs underneath, doesn't hold much.

Get over the sticker shock. We've found our Bugaboo Frog to be worth every penny! It turns on a dime, is a smooth and comfortable ride, the bassinet doubles as a sleep-over bed when travelling with our new baby, and it is stylish. Even my mother, who ...

Pros: Includes a carry cot for newborns
Cons: really nothing, if you can afford it!!!

The Bugaboo stroller is a fantastic design!! It looks much more stylish and less bulky than all those other plastic strollers. What I also like about it is that the infant carry cot is included. Studies in Europe suggest that newborn should sleep in ...

Pros: Durable, maneuverable, huge wheels, pram, adjustable, convertible
Cons: Expensive, color too dark - gets hot in summer, no cupholder.

Bugaboo Frog is the same as Chameleon, but the price is a little lower. My husband and I first wanted to go with the Chameleon because we liked the colors much better, but decided to save up some money and live with the blue Bugaboo Frog. It was a wise ...

Pros: booster seat function, bassient, easy to use, light-weight.
Cons: High price isn't a con, once you use it you'll see it's worth it.

After reading every review on the net about the frog and other strollers from maclaren to bertini, and almost all others, we ended up actually getting the frog. My wife was having a hard time with the price, and felt weird for a few days, but now, when ...

Pros: Smooth ride, light weight, easy to push over rough ground.
Cons: Difficult to fold up, doesn't block direct sun in baby's face

I bought the Frog for the ride and the weight. I live in the city, in a 3-floor walk up. We have brick/cobblestone sidewalks and the Frog glides right over all the bumps and holes. It is incredibly easy to turn. It is also very versatile, as other ...

Pros: quality, style, user-friendliness and a wealth of options
Cons: price, and tires that lose air

First of all, don't buy this stroller if you're not OK with frequent stops to talk with with strangers about it. People love the Bugaboo or hate it, but all new parents seem to have an opinion about it -- an opinion they feel compelled to share. The ...

Pros: Smooth smooth smooth ride; sturdy; versatile; light
Cons: pricey; folds in two parts; expensive accessories

I live in NYC, and finally decided to buy my Bugaboo Frog after months of research over the web, magazines, forums, asking friends, etc. The bottom line? Expensive, yes, but you are strolling on an air pillow, no matter what terrain, the Bugaboo is ...

Pros: Bassinet doubles as a bed for newborns. Drives like a dream. Looks super cool.
Cons: Lacking cupholder. Lacking storage. Lacking sun protection. No solution for baby between bassinet/seat.

No one wanted to like the Frog more than me! I'm a designer and was sucked into the awesome design and my husband promised me any stroller that I wanted. So I didn't have to worry about price. I read every review I could and the negatives seemed to ...

Pros: Versatile & maneuverable. Extremely well made. For city dwellers, it will be worth every $$.
Cons: Expensive; somewhat heavy; folding/unfolding makes it impractical for suburban living; sun shade could be bigger.

I had seen the Bugaboo Frog in a magazine and on Sex and the City and thought it was just the coolest stroller I'd ever seen. When I discovered I was pregnant with our second child, my husband and I decided that even with the $700 price tag, the Bugaboo ...