What makes Nuna strollers special?
Nuna strollers are known for their sleek design, lightweight frame, and innovative features.
Where are Nuna strollers made?
Nuna products are manufactured in China in an ISO 14001 certified factory, which stays current with the latest eco-friendly equipment and processes! The factory employs solar powered energy, exhaust treatment water, a recycling program, and a plastic waste and package recycling program. See Nuna's Creating Consciously document which details the high level of U.S. and global standards which Nuna applies to their products.
Are Nuna strollers easy to fold?
Yes, Nuna strollers feature a simple, one-hand folding mechanism for easy storage and transport.
Do Nuna strollers have adjustable seating?
Yes, most Nuna strollers come with adjustable reclining seats to ensure comfort for your child.
Are accessories available for Nuna strollers?
Yes, we offer a range of accessories for Nuna strollers, including cup holders, rain covers, and more.
Which Nuna stroller converts to a double?
The only Nuna stroller that converts to a double is the Nuna DEMI Next (previously called the DEMI Grow). The DEMI Next offers 25 different modes. It can transform from a single stroller to a single stroller with rider board or to a double stroller with two seats. It is also a great option for twins! For a comparison between the DEMI Next and the DEMI Grow, click here.
Folding the DEMI Next, flipping the seat, or converting it into a bassinet or car seat mode is a breeze, allowing you to effortlessly switch between configurations. Its four recline positions and adjustable backrest angle provide that perfect combination of comfort and support for your child's ride. Plus, the one-handed recline adjustment makes it simple to cater to your little one's preferences.
Which Nuna Stroller is Right For Me?
Nuna offers a variety of stroller models designed to fit your family's unique needs; there are six models currently available, the TRVL, TRVL lx, SWIV, MIXX Next, TRIV Next, and DEMI Next.
Although Nuna originally only offered single strollers intended for one young child, starting with the since discontinued PEPP and now including the MIXX, TRIV, SWIV and TRVL, in 2018 Nuna introduced the convertible Demi Grow (now Demi Next) model as a flexible option for growing families! The best stroller (or strollers) for you will depend on factors like where you live, where you'll be taking the stroller, and your plans in the coming years. Read more about the benefits of each below, as well as popular product comparisons.
Why are Nuna strollers expensive?
There are many factors that affect pricing - level of detail in design, quality of materials, and range of features and technology! As a premium baby gear brand, Nuna is among the higher-priced options but well worth the investment, designed to last and make your daily life with little ones as easy as possible.
Can I run or jog with a Nuna stroller?
No, Nuna strollers are not intended or safe for running. Although most Nuna strollers feature sturdy, all-terrain wheels, it is not encouraged to run or jog with Nuna strollers for multiple reasons.
How do I travel with a Nuna stroller?
Nuna makes it easy to travel with their strollers, thanks to a Universal Wheeled Transport Bag that fits any of their strollers as well as any Nuna car seat from the best-selling PIPA series infant car seats to the convertible or booster car seats. Plus, Nuna makes a travel bag specifically for the compact TRVL stroller for parents that need a space-saving solution that's easy to carry.
Using a tailored, padded travel bag is recommended to ensure your valuable gear is protected during travel, and arrives at your destination or back home in the same condition it was in at your departure. Nuna's travel and transport bags are durable, adjustable, and portable to keep your hands free from home to the airport and back. Nuna's two stroller travel bags include the Universal Wheeled Transport Bag, which has premium detailing including two wheels, a telescoping, luggage-like carry handle, and pockets that provide space for smaller gear.