The best high-end luxury strollers for the royal baby

The top high-end luxury strollers command premium prices as they offer the best in terms of style, comfort, and luxury. These look chic, use high-quality materials and fabric, have smooth functioning, are super comfortable, and work well on most terrains.

What are High-End (Luxury) Strollers?

There are many parents for whom the type and brand of the product they buy matters, as it reveals their social status and also their style of parenting. This applies to strollers as well.

Most studies reveal that parents are increasingly becoming more conscious about what they bring into their house – not only do they want something that is functional they also want their friends and relatives to appreciate their purchase.

So, the design and style of the baby gear are also a motivator for most parents.

It’s common for the top Stroller Brands like Bugaboo and Uppababy to occasionally tie up with star designers to redesign their range of strollers.

There a several high-end, luxury strollers (priced around $1000) that you can consider buying; you can choose from flashy, sporty to the more practical ones.

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The luxury buggy (stroller) segment is now awash with chrome and leather-trimmed prams by various brands such as Bugaboo, UPPAbaby and Icandy.

Luxury strollers typically provide tons of features and accessories (tray, bassinets, car seats etc.) So in a way, they are more value for money than you may think. They are built with better quality materials and also last a lot longer.

Best High-End (Luxury) Strollers: Reviews

These have great features, although most don’t cup with cupholders (seems to be the norm for most sleek strollers).

UppaBaby Cruz V2

Uppababy Cruz V2 is a full-size stroller with features such as a flexible reclining seat with multiple positions, an adjustable handle bar, an adjustable canopy, soft wheels for absorbing small bumps, reversible toddler position (ride forward or rear-facing), a drop-down sunshade that extends the canopy on bright days, and a large storage bin. The new version comes with an improved one-hand fold and better suspension. Due to the ultralight aluminum frame, this full-size stroller offers several benefits of a lighter-weight model. The Cruz V2 is a high-quality stroller that has received several positive reviews from parents as well as experts.

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Cybex Priam Lux Seat

The Priam Lux Seat features black and gold frame, comes with quirky gold wing attachments.

Its reversible front seat allows your little angel to be forward or rear-facing, and the whole thing can be folded easily into one free-standing unit for convenience on the road.

Baby Stroller 360 Rotation Function, Hot Mom Travel System Pram
A high-end stroller with egg-shaped design, it looks cool and is practical (less chance of getting stuck when going through a door). It swivels 360-degree which allows for easy turnarounds.

BOB Revolution Flex Single Stroller

Pros: All-terrain – works well in city, at the zoo, or at the beach. Large wheels with swiveling front wheel. Looks sporty. Easy folding mechanism, nice suspension. Car seat adapters available for Britax, BOB, Chicco, and Peg Perego seats. Fabric is soft and high quality, decent storage space.

Cons: Bottom seat padding could be bit plusher, no cup holder.

 

Bumbleride Indie Baby Stroller

Pros: High quality, durable stroller with excellent features and craftsmanship.

One of the smoothest strollers on the market. Lightweight (only 22 pounds). Super soft fabric. Uses eco-friendly recycled materials.

The recline is very deep, canopy comes out really far.

Adjustable handlebar height, lock-out front wheel for jogging, jogging wrist strap, compact folding size. Reasonably sized storage basket, easy to fold. 3 year warranty.

Cons: Seat is deep and canopy so large that makes it difficult to pull your baby out. No cupholders.

 

Britax B-Ready Stroller

Excellent high-end stroller, comes in different colors, looks trendy. Easily converts from a single stroller to inline double stroller. Accomodates the Britax and B-Safe 35 Infant Car Seats, and also supports the Britax stroller board.

Cons: Heavy. No parent cup holder.

 

Quinny Buzz Xtra 2.0 Stroller

Good-sized wheels up front, and quite large wheels in the back, works well on any terrain (puncture resistant tires). Seat can be positioned as front or rear facing, and the recline goes as far back as you’d like.

Easy folding, good-size basket, adjustable handlebar, brake activated by foot pedal. The stroller includes a car seat adapter, which is compatible with the Maxi-Cosi Mico series.

 

Mima Xari Stroller: Hit with celebrities

 

Mima Xari Stroller is a hit with celebrities. Mila Kunis, Kourtney Kardashian, Chanel Iman are all big fans of this brand.

 

 

Pregnant Chanel Iman’s first child is due in August but she already knows what stroller to get for her little one. The mom-to-be and the New York Giants wide receiver will be chauffeuring their bundle of joy around in a Mima Xari.

 

The Mima Xari pram is popular for its futuristic design. You get lot of color options. Parents can customize the frame, seat and interior. The seat reclines in three positions and the height of the seat also can be adjusted.

But being a luxury stroller, the faux-leather swathed buggy doesn’t come cheap. Read more at: mimakidsusa.com

BAPE ABC Camo Baby Stroller

 

BAPE, in collaboration with Air Buggy, has launched the ABC Camo baby stroller. The stroller comes with rail guards for protection and a foldable cover for shade (and privacy).

 

 

The camouflage stroller is expected to hit select BAPE stores (and online) shortly. The stroller will cost around $700 USD.

 

So while adults can ride around in the BAPE Ferrari, the young ones can chill out in the all-new ABC Camo stroller.

Icandy LandRover edition buggy

The Icandy LandRover edition buggy costs more than the most expensive Bugaboo, the two-seater Donkey – but is still cheaper than a traditional Silver Cross Balmoral pram (used by the Duchess of Cambridge at Princess Charlotte’s christening).