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Honestly? I have the exact stroller I like. I sort of think ones like the UBV and the Chameleon are cool but really, I wouldn't want to heft a big heavy beast. Light and easy fold were two of my requirements.

So yeah, maybe I'd upgrade to a City Select but I'm totally happy with my City Mini.

I love our UBV. We have a used BOB revolution , Id like a new model (the seat looks way comfier) but for the amount of times we use it it's not worth it.

I'd love a city mini for quick trips but dh would kill me if I got a third stroller!

Phil and Teds, any model!

I did so much stroller research when I was pregnant and I am still in love with my choice - contours bliss. If it had a little better wheels and suspension then it would be perfect (for me!) my mom bought it for us and wanted us to get something "better" (she is obsessed with the vista) but it was too heavy and bulky for me. Same with the city select and bugaboo.

I wish I had gotten the Mountain Buggy Nano instead of the Chicco Liteway due to the way it folds up. It'd take up less real estate in my trunk and be easier for traveling. However, for the price I paid for the Chicco, I really shouldn't complain!

I really like my stroller line-up (BOB Revolution and Bumbleride Flyer), but sometimes I wish I had one that folded up a little smaller. Once the Flyer is in my trunk, there is little room for anything else.

I would have liked the G-Lux, but the cheaper umbrella stroller we have works just fine. DH is in love with the Bob. Thinks it is the best thing ever.

@Smurfette: dh has suggested a couple of times that we should get a jogging stroller (in addition to our huge ubv). Neither of us run. I don't understand him, especially since he is generally all about saving money. I think men are just into jogging strollers?

@Foodnerd81: my husband HAD to have a jogging stroller. It's "his" stroller lol. Neither of us jog. I hate the damn thing! Yet he scoffs when I say we need to get an umbrella stroller, because "whyyyy do we need ANoTHER stroller?!"

I really like the City Select, but it is SO heavy. Not really sure how I'm going to manage that as I get more and more pregnant with #2. The stroller weighs 29 lbs, and J weighs 29 lbs, and my back is crying uncle.

My real dream stroller, which will stay firmly in my daydreams because it's ridiculous, is the Silver Cross Sleepover Elegance "pram." You know, Kate Middleton's stroller. It's beautiful!! I guess if I was strolling through Kensington Palace gardens it would make sense, but not so much loading it into the dog-hair covered back seat of my Honda Pilot

I coveted the Bugaboo Buffalo until I bought it. We've had it over a year and I am soooo happy with it. We also have a Maclaren for travelling. As for current strollers, I am coveting a better travel stroller -- one that can take cobblestones better than a Maclaren. I keep seeing people with Bugaboo Bees, but there is no way we could justify two Bugaboos.

@catlady: Honestly-- I could not lug it up the stairs with a baby. I love it, but only because we can keep it in the parking spot in our garage in our building. If we had moved to a condo where I had to bring it up the stairs it absolutely would have been a City Mini. I have bumped it up the stairs to friends' places and it's not easy (though it's so sturdy I'm not afraid it will break, at least).

@teamjse: hmmm, your post got me thinking, I wonder if I could find a used one...? Why didn't he like the Scoot? I see lots of people with it and it is really cute!

I drooled over the UBV before I was even pregnant. It was my splurge baby item and was lucky enough to get it as a joint gift from our moms. I love it and it gets used everyday! Although I do recognize that it's pretty big and doesn't fold down very small. We are travelling soon so now I'm coveting the mountain buggy nano or the g-luxe. There's no way I can justify another $200 on a stroller though so not sure what we will get for that purpose as there's no way I'm bringing my precious UBV!

I dreamed about the city select, whenever I saw someone with it. Prior to LO2 arrival, I was able to convince DH to purchase it for us. It is heavy but sooo worth it, because I can easily maneuver through every store aisle without a problem and this is a big deal as a stay at home mom of 2 under 2.

A double BOB! We borrowed a single BOB from a family member when we went on vacation this summer and FELL IN LOVE! Now that we're pregnant with #3, and need a double, I REALLLLLY want a BOB.