Nuna TRIV Next Pushchair, LYTL Carrycot, ARRA Flex Car Seat and BASE Curve Bundle, Chestnut
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Nuna TRIV Next Pushchair, LYTL Carrycot, ARRA Flex Car Seat and BASE Curve Bundle, Chestnut

The BubsNest Verdict

The Nuna TRIV Next is a well-received pushchair that excels in portability and convenience, with parents highlighting its easy one-handed fold and compact design as major draws. However, some note the suspension could be smoother on uneven terrain, and the storage basket may be too small for longer outings. Overall, it's a solid choice for urban families looking for a versatile, travel-friendly stroller.

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

£1,150.00

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£1,150.00

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 4 parenting forum discussions

“Compact fold and one-handed operation make it ideal for city living”

7.6

Solid Choice

The Nuna TRIV Next is a well-received pushchair that excels in portability and convenience, with parents highlighting its easy one-handed fold and compact design as major draws. However, some note the suspension could be smoother on uneven terrain, and the storage basket may be too small for longer outings. Overall, it's a solid choice for urban families looking for a versatile, travel-friendly stroller.

What parents love

Compact and portableParents praise the TRIV Next's small folded size and one-handed fold, making it easy to transport and store, especially in city flats and cars.
Intuitive designUsers find the pushchair simple to set up and operate, with the seat able to face both ways and the included car seat integrating seamlessly.
All-weather comfortThe all-season seat and included rain cover keep baby protected in varying weather conditions.

Worth knowing

Suspension qualitySome parents report a slightly bumpy ride on uneven surfaces, suggesting the suspension could be improved.
Limited storageThe storage basket is described as somewhat small, which may not meet the needs of families requiring more space for outings.

Best for

  • City dwellers with limited storage space
  • Frequent travellers who need a compact, easy-to-use pushchair

May not suit

  • Families who need a large storage basket for longer trips
  • Parents looking for an ultra-smooth ride on rough terrain

Tips from parents

Shopping Tip

Consider adding a compatible aftermarket storage basket if you need more space.

Getting the Most Out of It

Take advantage of the TRIV Next's compact fold and one-handed operation to make it easy to use on the go.

Product details

The TRIV Next bundle offers a complete travel system for everyday adventures with your little one. It includes the TRIV Next pushchair, LYTL carrycot, ARRA Flex car seat, and BASE Curv.
  • TRIV Next pushchair: Compact fold, reversible seat, all-wheel suspension, one-touch braking
  • LYTL carrycot: Lie-flat comfort, UPF 50+ canopy, folds flat for storage
  • ARRA Flex car seat: 3 recline positions, R129-compliant, Isofix compatible
  • BASE Curv: 360° rotation, slide-out technology for easy loading/unloading

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