- Lightweight
- You can buy covers of different colours
- Complicated folding
- Can't put a drink holder on it
A pretty urban pram.
Urban stroller. Occasionally unstable on worse sidewalks. A bit too many parts for folding into the car boot. Beautiful fabrics and materials.
- changing of summer and winter kits
- modern design that makes the stroller unmissable
- the seat can face both directions
- the height of the handle can be adjusted to any height, as can the baby's sitting height
- the seat is a bucket seat and has three positions
- the seat is also transferable to the Stokke Crusi or Stokke Trailz chassis 😊
- the whole can be nicely removed and washed
- easy one-hand push
- folds and unfolds quickly
- it is the BEST stroller for our princess 👑
- for me, none so far 😉
It's the best stroller I've ever had. I am extremely 👌 satisfied with it and so is my husband 😘 If one day we decide to have another baby 💖 we will definitely!!! go for a STOKKE XPLORY again... It's our no.1🥇
- Lots of seat height/handle adjustment options
- Adaptable sports section also suitable for a larger child
- Lightweight
- Design
- Possibility to liven it up with the use of kits
- If the seat is rearward-facing, you cannot see the child and cannot recline the seat for sleeping
- There is no basket
- Unstable when going in/out on the curb
- Somewhat complicated to fold and large size when folded
- Unsuitable for off-road use
I guess I'll be the exception, but after trying Stokke I became neither a fanatic nor a hater :-D The stroller is cool, but it didn't win me over. I appreciate the flexibility (height adjustment of the seat/pushchair, handle adjustment...), reasonably designed seat part - it can be nicely adjusted to the age and height of the child, low weight and good maneuverability, the possibility of reviving the stroller with Style, Winter, Summer kits.
What bothered me the most was that if the seat is in the direction of travel, you absolutely can't see the baby (even after opening the canopy through the net I couldn't see the little one). Also, I really missed a basket and when going down and up the curb, I felt like the stroller was going to tip over - I don't know if it was because of the atypical design or because the seat (center of gravity) is higher than other strollers.
- Height-adjustable seating
- Design
- Parent handle very comfortable
- Possibility to change kits and customise the stroller
- Feeling unstable especially when going on/off the curb
- When the child is in the direction of travel the seat can only be adjusted in 2 positions
- Weight
The pram is really a designer one. The parental handle is very comfortable - also because it can be so freely adjusted. I liked that the height of the seat can be adjusted for the child. The possibility to change the kits was also great.
It was, however, hard to get up and down from the curb and my girl was only about 6kg, so I can't imagine it with a heavier baby.
A shaky and small pram, I was not happy with it at all.
- Lightweight
- Not spacious enough seat
- No suspension
- No storage basket
- Many steps for folding
- The bar between the baby's legs did not allow covering with a blanket
I had it for a month while our stroller was in complaint because of the straps.
- practical
- sturdy
- variable
- a lot of accessories
- rides almost by itself
- can be washed completely
- the textile dries quickly (dark blue)
- does not work in rocky terrain
Great satisfaction, see advantages and disadvantages.
I was extremely satisfied with it 😊
I loved it 😁❤️ If I happen to have another baby, I would definitely buy this brand again, but I might try a different option. For me, just great, great, great 👍😊
A really good pushchair. The carrycot is spacious, the seat part is just right - the little one is two and a half years old and we still use it, and she even sleeps in it... I wouldn't change it.
I was really happy with this pram ✊🏻
- It loos pretty
- Larger bassinet
- Disastrous foam wheels
- Can't handle terrain at all
- Walking around the garden with it, impossible
For a mall, to show off with this one, yes... for any normal use, this stroller is a no.
- Large carrycot
- Large seat
- Positioning of the car seat
- Covers, large selection of accessories
- Multiple-piece fold (seat unit)
- Hard (no suspension)
Many colour combinations; winter, summer covers.
- Light
- A lot of accessories available
- A lot of plastics, which is NOT eco
I was very satisfied with the Stokke Xplory. Lightweight frame, reclining seat - up to full recline, adjustable and height regulated handle. Surprisingly, it handled the bad terrain in front of our house, where there is not yet a road (so pits everywhere), well. I would definitely buy it again if I ever need it again ;-)
- Easy steering
- Seat fits also other Stokke model(s)
- A lot of accessories
- Design
- Small storage space
- No full recline when the child is facing the street and randomly falls asleep
For me 👍🏻 Easy to steer. The seat from Stokke is the best for me – spacious, with kits option to change it up, a looot of accessories.
The best stroller for my first daughter (I had the opportunity to try 6 of them), truly a heart thing. I am planning to go back to it now with my second baby, but probably to a newer model. The stroller really didn't lack anything - it was already really fancy 7 years ago. I didn't have the carrycot though, just the pushchair. I rate it as a great stroller.