Hey moms! If you’ve been following our blog recently, you’ve heard about the Bugaboo Butterfly, the latest stroller in Bugaboo’s luxury stroller lineup! We’ve been getting some questions about how this stroller compares to some of our other popular travel strollers, like the Joolz Aer, the Babyzen, and even Minu. Now you can find out how the Bugaboo Butterfly matches up to the Aer, and what advantages there are to each!
Design
The Butterfly is a classy and posh compact stroller, while the Joolz Aer has a more chilled, casual look we love, with a brown leather handlebar on all color choices except the black for that modern touch, and a less curved, more straight handlebar than the Bugaboo Butterfly.
Legrest
One of the greatest benefits of the Butterfly is that it has an adjustable 5-position hide-away legrest, to keep your little one really comfortable all ride long. When you're not using it, you can adjust the legrest so that it's under the seat so that you don't really see it.
Recline
The Butterfly has more of a recline than the Joolz Aer, which has just a partial recline. Also, because the Joolz has a zippered recline, its more difficult to recline the seat while the child is in it, unless your child leans forward. The Butterfly is super simple to recline even when you've already began your walk! The Joolz is lighter than the Butterfly, but the Butterfly has a sturdier feel.
Fold
The Butterfly folds up in a second with a cool collapsible fold. The Aer also folds up pretty fast, and like the Butterfly, it can be folded up with just one hand!
Storage Space
The Bugaboo Butterfly is slightly more practical, with a much more spacious underseat basket, and it has more room for your bags after you’ve spent the day shopping around town! However the Joolz Aer has a little pocket in back of the seat, something which the Butterfly doesn't offer. The pocket doesn't have space for much, but it can be convenient.
Footbrake
The Bugaboo Butterfly does not have a flip-flop friendly brake, so if you'll be using the stroller with sandals, that might not be too much fun. The Joolz Aer does have a flip-flop friendly brake, so if that's important to you, we'd recommend the Aer.
Bugaboo Butterfly Vs Joolz Aer Price
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Weight Capacity |
50 pounds |
50 pounds |
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Weight |
16.1 pounds |
13.4 pounds |
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Recline |
One hand near-flat recline |
Adjustable partial recline |
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Dimensions |
36.42 x 17.72 x 40.31 |
32.6 L x17.7 W x 41.5 H |
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Folded Dimensions |
9.06 x 17.72 x 21.26" |
21 L x17.7 W x 8.5 H |
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Wheel Size |
4.7” front/ 6” rear |
4.9” front/ 5.9” rear |
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Suspension |
All-wheel suspension, good push |
All-wheel suspension, better push |
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Car Seat Compatible |
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Canopy |
4 panel breezy sun canopy |
Extendable with hidden peekaboo window |
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Underseat Basket Weight capacity |
17.6 pounds |
11 pounds |
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Adjustable Handlebar |
X |
X |
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Price |
$449 |
$449 |
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