A lot of amazon reviews refer to the stroller color "standing out." Is that an important function, like having bright luggage so you can find at baggage claim, or simply a stylistic choice?
Does having a unique color stroller help you in some way?
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I have three strollers, one black, one army green and one orange.
Of all of them, I liked the army green on the best.
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Ours is the red City Mini. If I had seen the peacock B-Agile when I was deciding between the 2, I would have gotten it!
I think it's sort of like a fashion statement, rather than a practical thing.
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Our stroller is tan/sand colored. We picked it because we thought it would stay cooler. We aren't bright colored people though so I'm not sure we would have been comfortable pushing a "loud" stroller.
I say get the color you like and feel comfortable with overall!
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Unless you are going to Disney every day, you don't need it to stand out. And even then, there are SO many strollers at Disney that I guarantee there will be at least a few of the same color there.
I agree, more of a fashion statement.
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I wonder if the brighter color is a selling point as it's something that would be more eye-catching to motorists and so on.
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We got a bright green that we won't use till LO is here but I chose the color because I liked it. No other reason
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My only consideration for stroller color was gender neutral and price.
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I got a green CityMini because I didn't want boring black and I regret it. It looks so dirty now and it bugs me. I would rather have something that hides spots more easily.
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We have a lime green and teal stroller. I just like the colors and didn't want a simple black. Both colors are also gender neutral so we can use them again.
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We got an orange and black because the color was on sale and it's gender neutral. And I liked it.
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Ours is black, because the other colours were more expensive! But if money weren't an issue, that peacock B-Agile (or the kiwi) are so much fun!
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@zippylef: OMG... I'm in love with that stroller and color. I'm kind of mad that there isn't a car seat that comes in peacock, too.
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@zippylef: Love the Peacock!
We have the (2012) Twilight B-Ready. It's not a bright color, but it would be easy enough to pick out in a crowd (haven't seen another like it).
ETA: It is prettier in person, but you get the idea.
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We were cautioned away from black since it tends to get hot. We opted for Twilight, (light sandy gold) for our stroller since it was neutral but still pretty.
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i like the bright colours, but i prefer all black for our strollers!
thankfully it doesn't get very hot here ever, so that is not an issue
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It rains a ton here, so visibility was important to me. Our bob is orange and our combi is lime green. I like color, and they are gender neutral since we have a boy and a girl.
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i have red, but that's just because i love the color. my second choice would have been black. so no, i don't think it matters!
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I got gray because it was super on sale! (Like $200.00 off the regular price!) I would have gotten a fun color though I had the choice!
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We have one black stroller and one mostly black with blue accents. Resale value crossed my mind when picking stroller colors since I'm hoping it will be easier to resell a neutral, rather than say a fuchsia stroller. But my personal style is also very muted so I wouldn't want a colorful stroller anyway.
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I was all about gende neutral and a good price, although now I wish I would have put price on the backburner and really got one that works. This will be something we will probably replace with next child.
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I've stayed away from black because I'm scared it will get too hot, but other than I don't think it really matters. I would opt for gender neutral.
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