Nuna Pipa + Nuna Strollers

LOVE LOVE LOVE my Nuna Pipa. I also bought the MIXX Next stroller it attaches too. Easy transfer, super lightweight, super safe. Couldn't recommend and praise more highly. Worth every penny.

We have the Nuna Pipa Rx Lite (went with their whole travel system, and we really use the infant seat a lot—we use it with our Nuna stroller and with our Guava Roam jogger!) It is also able to be used without the base, which is nice for traveling. We really love it + it was a safe recline for our preemie to come home from the hospital in.

Infant seat - Nuna Pipa Aire Rx - lasted us past 12 months, switched when baby was close ~30 inches tall. Loved it!! So light and comfortable (I assume lol). It was worth it to have the infant seat to be able to take her out of the car and into places while still being in the seat. Convertible - Cybex Callisto G 360 - switched to this after the Nuna and it is sooo well made and sturdy. I love it. So easy to put baby in since it rotates (must have for a tall vehicle imo). And the straps are amaz

Live in downtown Manhattan. Travel almost every weekend by personal car, walk and subway everywhere, have flown four times already with one trip being international (8 Month old). Obsessed with our Nuna Mixx Next w Urbn Pipa car seat. Will get a side-by-side double for our second (likely bugaboo). Was told by my siblings who are parents of multiples to not be duped into Uppababy craze.

Infant car seat?? Nuna Pipa RX!!!

I'm 6 feet tall, and my husband is 6 feet 4 inches. We've been using the Nuna Mixx Next/Pipa urban travel system since our son was born a couple days back, and we absolutely love it. The handle height adjustment feature is incredibly impressive. It can easily accommodate and adjust for both of our heights.

We love the Nuna Pipa Lite Rx. We had the Pipa Rx previously but love the Pipa Lite Rx so much more. It's lighter and roomier and both can be used with or without the base.

Nuna Pipa is amazing. Love it so much! The extra lightness i think really makes a difference! But if you're only having this one kid, the chicco clear Tex is a more affordable option.

Nuna baby! My husband did a lot of research before and we settled on the Nuna pipa rx for his infant seat. Easy to install the base and car seat on the base, and also easy to secure the car seat without a base. You can also buy extra bases to make it easy to switch between cars. The base model is also relatively light but I know they make a version that's lighter than the one I had. It's a nice comfy seat and it worked well for his first 13m! Has a large weight and height maximum of 32lbs/32in.

I love my Nuna Pipa Urbn - so lightweight and can install/remove in seconds, without sacrificing safety. I don't own a car so having a light and baseless car seat for easy install was a priority (i Uber sometimes) - might not be as important for you tho.

We have the Nuna Pipa, super light weight if you're planning to be out and about a lot it's a nice perk! I was able to carry the car seat around to drs and stuff no problem post partum. Friends have Uppa Baby but says it's heavy, but they bought the whole stroller system so it worked for them.

I loved my Nuna Mixx. It was such a great stroller. They are sometimes on sale during the Nordstrom annual sale.

I vote Nuna also! Love our Triv and Pipa combination. We bought the stroller used to save some money.

My brother and SIL had kids first in our family. My SIL is a little boujee and wanted Nuna everything. I had my son a year after their daughter so they lent my their Nuna carseat and bassinet with base and gifted me the Nuna stroller. I was appreciative but thought $1k for all that mess was excessive. I really loved it though. It was so easy. I've lent it to friends. Our Nuna stuff has gone through 6 babies so far. I now have baby #2 5 years later. The infant car seat has since expired so I sprung for a new Nuna so it would fit with the whole system. She sleeps in the bassinet downstairs during the day and I just click that into the stroller for walks then I switch it out with the car seat to go somewhere. The stroller is really nice because even though it's big and heavy duty it travels really well. It's great for just getting over mixed terrain. My friend who borrowed it last wanted a smaller lighter stroller but ended up borrowing mine and using it more because it handled so much better on bumpy roads and terrain.

We had a nuna pipa and now a nuna rava and for my dad's car a hand me down baby jogger infant seat and then a graco extend 2 fit and I do think the quality of nuna is worth the price.

We personally love our Nuna. BUT I've heard - Nuna Pipa for the car seat and UppaBaby for the stroller. Then get the converter to attach Nuna.

I ended up switching to Nuna pipa Rx and baby loves it. I wish I had switched from the beginning rather than waiting. Hopefully this helps!

We have Nuna pipa rx, we like it a lot. Baby sleeps well in car. It was expensive for us but I wanted it and my husband have no choice in case of baby items. 😂

i got the nuna pipa rx, i wanted one i could use without the base for traveling & was compatible with my vista v2 stroller (:

We had a Nuna Pipa and Nuna Mixx and loved them.

We have the Nuna infant car seat and loved to use it with our UppaBaby. Although, all the separate attachments do add up. But I think you could make it work without all the extras. A lot of people around me have the Nuna system. Obsessed with the bassinet UppaBaby includes. Still use it for our toddler…she sits up in it and it can hold all of her snacks & toys at the same time lol

Just my two cents but seeing the Aria next to the Pipa Aire—the Aria is so much smaller, length wise. If you're expecting a tall baby, I'd consider the Pipa car seat with the Uppababy stroller system. Baby will outgrow the Aria by length much quicker than the Pipa.

FTM 2w pp — I got the nuna pipa urban x2 + Demi next bundle and the nuna exec next. It's pricey but I think it's worth it. The bundle I got comes with 2 infant car seats that fit right into the travel stroller (single to double stroller as well) and the Demi seat can be used from birth to 50lbs. The travel size stroller is the biggest one they have, it's one hand fold with bigger wheels and storage than most travel strollers, it also comes with a rider board too.

We ended up choosing the Nuna mixx with the pipa car seat. I would suggest going to the stores of your options to try them out. I was so overwhelmed as well and didn't know where to start. We tried ones at target, where you have to figure them out yourself, and then we ended up in Nordstrom where an employee educated in every single option they have was able to help us narrow down what we needed and demonstrated the features.

I would hold off on the convertible car seat until you actually need it or for a sale (Nordstrom anniversary in July). They are newborns capable, but depending on how small baby is when born, not be the most comfortable. You could just do two bases and one infant car seat OR just move the base from car to car as needed. That's what my husband and I do. It's super easy to install for each car. We have the Nuna pipa rx with the Nuna mixx next as well as a bassinet attachment.

I love my bugaboo dragonfly with nuna pipa car seat. It has all the features of the bigger strollers but weighs at least ten pounds less and takes up less room in the trunk. The bassinet folds with the stroller which is super convenient.

My friend has the Evenflo and loves it. When I tried to fold it down and put it in my car it was just too big and bulky for us. We ended up going with the Nuna triv and pipa urban system. I understand it's super expensive tho. I would have loved to get something cheaper but I couldn't find anything that would fold and collapse as light

Nuna Mixx Next and Nuna Pipa.

NYC walk up resident here. If you plan on taking any public transit at all with the stroller you'll need something light. I have the 2nd smallest nuna (Triv) and honestly still struggle with stairs when alone.

I'm expecting so I haven't put this to use yet but…. I live in a small, old city (think cobblestone streets). One of my first baby purchases was a used UppaBaby Vista. I find it too heavy and unwieldy for day to day errands, but I think it'll be great getting around town. I purchased a Nuna Trvl + Pippa carseat as our on the go combo. It seemed great for travel and easy for me to manage running errands solo.

How big is your trunk? I have a small car and bulky stroller (nuna Demi grow, similar to the vista) and it takes up my entire trunk, especially when my son got older and needed the seat instead of the car seat attaching to it. We have a mini v2 now that we got for travel and use with our second kid, it's so much more convenient. We never used a stroller bassinet for either kid, but some people swear by them.

The Nuna Pipa Urbn is great but it is an infant seat that your baby could potentially be grown out of before they reach 6 months. I have it and love that I can move it between cars but my little one is 5 months and definitely doesn't fit in it now so we're having to get a convertible seat.