Stokke

YOYO 3 Stroller 6M+

Very light weight, easy to fold and very compact. We use it for travel 😉

What can you say, all good. Works perfectly, easy to fold. Nice colors. Good service from supplier.

Durable and lightweight however you’ll break your back closing it. They should really rethink the closing mechanism especially when you’re holding baby with one hand and need to close it. Other than that almost 5 years with the same stroller and it works well. I just change the seatings with a new baby (have the yoyo+ and the yoyo3 seats fit so looks as if it’s the newest version!)

The stroller is extremely unstable. It rides fine only on a perfectly flat surface. We live in a somewhat hilly area and the stroller tipped over on our first walk around the neighborhood. This never happens with another stroller we have from a well-known brand. Another time my 12 months old fell out was when he (while being strapped in) tried to sit up. There's hardly any frame in the backrest of the stroller, so he was easily able to pull himself forward, the straps followed and didn't hold him in place. So, he just fell out of the stroller, with the straps and backrest attached to him. Extremely unsafe and we can't trust this stroller anymore. I have been extremely happy with the Stokke Trip Trapp high chair and a bathtub, but this stroller is a nightmare for a parent.

I recently got the YoYo123Go stroller, and I couldn’t be happier with it! It’s super lightweight, easy to fold, and incredibly convenient for parents on the go. The compact design is a game-changer—it fits in small spaces, which is a huge plus for travel or quick errands.

The ride is so smooth, and the wheels handle bumps and uneven sidewalks like a pro. My baby seems really comfortable in it, and the adjustable recline is perfect for naps. Plus, the storage basket is surprisingly spacious for such a compact stroller.

Another thing I love is how stylish it looks. I’ve gotten so many compliments on it! Overall, I highly recommend the YoYo123Go—it’s worth every penny for the convenience and quality it offers.

The leg rest won’t stay in place after less than 1 year use.

I frequently embark on long-haul flights, and the Yoyo is undoubtedly the best stroller for travelers. Its extreme compactness and maneuverability make it a standout choice. Previously, I used an Uppababy stroller, which, while comfortable, was large and bulky. In contrast, the Yoyo3 is smaller, lighter, and allows for quicker boarding, easier transport, and hassle-free packing.

So far, I’ve only gate-checked the Yoyo3, as it’s challenging to fit in the overhead compartment when traveling solo. While folding the stroller isn’t quite as effortless as the Uppababy’s one-handed feature, the Yoyo3 has a manageable learning curve that requires two hands for folding.

Securing the harness can be cumbersome, especially with my 16-month-old. If he’s cranky, it becomes a challenge to keep him from sliding down the stroller seat. The storage basket is also limited, accommodating only two or three small items, unlike my Uppababy, which could hold practically everything.

At home, my go-to stroller is the Stokke Xplory. I appreciate its versatility and sturdiness, particularly on cobblestone and uneven pavements. The convenience of hanging my diaper bag is an added bonus.

However, the Yoyo3 isn’t ideal as an everyday stroller. Its lower profile makes me cautious around puddles and rough terrain. Nonetheless, my baby finds it comfortable, and the stroller handles well.

When driving, the Yoyo3 excels! It fits easily in the trunk, allowing for quick trips in and out. The Xplory and Uppababy used to dominate my trunk space, turning grocery shopping into a logistical challenge. In contrast, the Yoyo3 is a no-brainer, even fitting comfortably in the back seat.

In summary, the Yoyo3 is an excellent travel stroller and the best choice for driving excursions. It shines in its compact design and ease of use for travel, though it may not be the best fit for everyday use.

There could not be a better stroller for a travel-family who is constantly on the go. In and out of the car, onto an airplane or cruising the rails. This compact stroller is lightweight and does not scrimp on the extras!

I frequently travel long haul flights and this is a great travel stroller, easy to get around in. I was traveling with an uppababy which was large and bulky, the yoyo3 is smaller, lighter and faster to board with, get a ride, pack up or just carry! Ive checked it at the gate only so far since its not easy to place in the over head compartment when traveling solo. Folding is not as easy as my uppababy's one hand fold feature, the yoyo3 has a small learning curve, folding with two hands.

The harness is cumbersome to secure when seating my 16 month old and if he's cranky it can become a challenge to prevent him from sliding down the stroller seat. As far as the basket, it holds basically 2 or 3 small items, I was able to literally throw everything into my uppababy.

When at home, in town and walking for most part for Dr. Appts, shopping, errands etc.. my go to stroller is the Stokke Xplory. I love the versatility and sturdiness (handles very well on cobble stones, uneven pavements) being able to hang my baby bag is very convenient too.

Personally the yoyo3 does not do well as an everyday stroller. Its seems to be too low to the ground making me cautious around puddles and uneven pavements. None the less my baby is comfortable and the stroller handles very well.

When I drive everywhere I use my yoyo3 and its great! I can fill up the trunk with ease and be in and out quickly. The Xplory and uppababy use to take up most of the trunk making grocery shopping a nightmare as they are both large heavy strollers where as the yoyo3 is a no brainer fitting even in the back seat.

All in all the yoyo3 is an excellent travel stroller and your best bet when driving etc...

for something that provides comfort, an item like this should be free with the stroller/purchase. it's just a snap on feature, so if your little one is fussy or strong, the foot rest will constantly be kicked down and fall. would not recommend this for a child over about 18 months.