The 10 Best Strollers at Every Price Point

Bugaboo Fox 5 Bassinet and Seat Stroller ($1,169, originally $1,299)

This is the Rolls-Royce of strollers. And it's not only super stylish but also extremely usable. The puncture-proof, all-terrain wheels provide a smooth ride for both parent and child, even through snow or sand. The ergonomically designed seat, one of the most comfortable we've ever seen, is placed high, making it easier to lift your child in and out.

This is personal favorite of Fitness and Wellness Video Director Genevieve Farrell who has an 18-month-old at home. "It's awesome — comfortable, smooth, and you can adjust the stroller's handlebar, recline the seat, or fold it away with only one hand, which is very helpful when holding a baby," she says.

Cybex e-PRIAM Stroller ($779, originally $871)
Welcome to the future, a time when you no longer have to struggle to get your stroller uphill or downhill or over uneven terrain while on long walks with your kiddo. The Cybex e-PRIAM Stroller is the first of its kind, designed to make your life easier with its innovative technology. Within its handlebars are sensors that can detect the pressure of pushing, whether you're trying to get over a door threshold, up a steep hill, or over a root growing into the sidewalk. The motor in the back axle will activate to help you get over the obstacle smoothly. Conversely, to avoid rolling too quickly down a hill, the stroller will slow itself down.

One thing to note: according to Amazon reviewers, you can hear the motor when Assist Mode engages — but when compared to the perks of the extra power, it didn't seem to be a dealbreaker.

Silver Cross Comet Eclipse ($650, originally $850)

This stroller is absolutely gorgeous and takes babies from birth to 55 pounds everywhere they need to go in style. It has four modes: reclined, rear-facing, forward facing, or it can be used as a travel system with add-on adapters and a car seat. It's about as close to an everything-you-need option as any stroller can come.

Mockingbird Stroller ($395)

This stroller has tons of buzz for good reason. It has great suspension and large back wheels, which means it rides like a dream. Folding down this 26-pound stroller is super simple, too. You truly can do it with one hand and barely any practice, and it locks in place once collapsed. Included are a UPF 50+ all-weather canopy with a large peekaboo window, a multiposition reclining seat, a footrest that unzips underneath (to make it easy to clean out snack crumbs), adjustable handlebars, and giant storage basket below the seat.

BOB Revolution Flex Jogging Stroller ($440, originally $550)

This stroller is a runner's dream, with a shock-absorbing suspension system built like a bike, ensuring a smooth ride for the baby. Plus it has reflective fabric for supreme visibility and an extralarge UPF 50+ canopy for sun protection.

Ergobaby Metro+ Compact Stroller ($299-$399)

This stroller is a must-have for city dwellers, those constantly on the go, and basically any parent who wants a stroller with a simple one-handed fold that leads to a small and lightweight bundle that's easy to bring onto public transportation, take in and out of cars, or store in an airplane overhead bin. It comes with black, gray (pictured), or blue and is super comfy for baby, so you certainly won't be sacrificing their comfort for a compact and sleek style.

UPPAbaby MINU V2 ($450)

This stroller is perfect for anyone looking for a lightweight, compact stroller that's easily collapsable with one hand but doesn't skimp on bells and whistles. Its compatible with the brand's MESA car seat when you add adapters, has a multiposition recline to make napping easier, an extendable UPF 50+ sunshade, and can comfortably hold a child of up to 50 pounds. Fans of UPPAbaby will appreciate the signature smooth strolling as well.

UPPAbaby Vista V2 Stroller ($1,000)

This stroller starts off as a single ride for one child, but can easily accommodate two or three kids with the addition of a RumbleSeat and a PiggyBack ride-along board accessory. The stroller also comes with a bassinet attachment that can be detached with one hand, so you can easily carry your sleeping infant into the house. Still on the fence? Check out our full review of the UPPAbaby Vista here.

Doona Car Seat & Stroller ($550)

This stroller is a lifesaver for parents without a car of their own. With the push of a button (it's really that easy), the Doona transforms from a stroller to a car seat and back again. There's a latch base you can use, but it also works without, so you don't have to lug around any extra parts when you're on the go — you have your stroller and your car seat all in one. It's rear-facing only and suitable for infants up to 35 pounds, so it's a temporary solution. But any city-living parent who relies on cabs and car-shares for transportation can attest: it's worth its weight in gold.

Lalo The Daily ($515)

This 24-pound stroller comes with everything you'll need from the moment you step out of the hospital: the frame, newborn bassinet, tot seat, car seat adapters, an all-weather cover, two washable seat liners, and two stroller hooks for hanging shopping bags or keeping essentials within arm's length. Bonus: the pouch stashes a removable phone charger, so you'll never lose juice on the go.