This bag is designed to hold the model suggested for sizing purposes. Chassis and seat. Not the carrycot elements if applicable. We sell separate carrycot bags. We performed pinch testing by inserting a pencil in hinges and other places pinches were likely to happen. The Bugaboo scored 8 out of 10 in our pinch test. We found a few places where pinches could occur during the fold process.

Once folded, the stroller is a very compact 45 x 23 x 54 cm which means it fits in most car boots (we have a Ford S Max 7 seater and with all 7 seats up I could fit in several folded Butterflys).Please be assured that we care about our luggage as much as you care about your contents. Our market-leading reputation has been built up over fifteen years and we take great pride in our work. Your satisfaction is our main priority. The Butterfly stays folded when you carry it. The pad is comfortable but the strap may not be as long as you prefer. The carry strap is sometimes hidden when the stroller is folded. The Butterfly is truly a one-hand fold whereas the YoYo2 requires two hands to start the folding process and is a bit complicated even after that. With Bugaboo making it clear that the Butterfly stroller isn’t a replacement for its popular city favourite the Bee6, there are some clear differences between both pushchairs. Our bags are designed differently to others and are manufactured with baggage handling systems in mind. We only use industrial zips and fittings and all straps have breaking strains well in excess of weights of prams, contents (or anything likely to be lifted by a human being).

Please do not dishonestly try to claim the bag was received defective and/or never used. With the greatest of respect, we are not a bag hire company. In the past, we have even had bags returned with airline tags inside when the customer stated they had not used the bag! We are an honest and decent company, so please extend us the same courtesy. I have been testing the Butterfly with my nine month old baby who still naps twice a day and I love how easy the stroller is to recline. We unboxed and set up the Bugaboo in 3 minutes flat. Fortunately, it was easy because the user manual isn’t organized well. Bugaboo Butterfly’s single brake pedalIf you live around cobbled streets then this isn’t the stroller for you, as it is definitely more suited to city pavements but the 4 wheel suspension means it can handle uneven ground too. Folding it down is also done with the same two buttons pressed together and pushing down on the handle. The Bugaboo Butterfly travel stroller is very compact

The size does come in handy for narrow spaces though and it can fit through small doorways and spaces with ease. The Butterfly, probably because of its weight and wheel configuration was a bit more likely to tip over sideways than other compact strollers in our tip-over test. Tip over testing an UPPAbaby strollerTrue. There is a nice carry strap but it gets sandwiched inside the frame when the stroller is folded. PADDED VERSIONS: The padded versions have upholstery-grade padding inside and are lined in robust nylon. This padding and lining offer additional protection from both the bumps and scrapes of the baggage handling systems and from the elements helping to keep the contents dry and clean. With the sun canopy fully extended, kids’ upper bodies are fully protected. The canopy doesn’t extend over their legs or feet so you’ll still need sunscreen at times. The Butterfly pushchair also has a really spacious basket which holds 8kg, while the Bee6 holds 4kg (although still less than the impressive 10kg capacity for the Bugaboo Dragonfly)