Cybex Eezy S Twist+2 vs Bugaboo Dragonfly
Which compact pushchair wins — the Cybex Eezy S Twist+2 or Bugaboo Dragonfly? Mark’s hands-on decision guide cuts through the specs and tells you exactly which one to buy.
We’ve been reviewing pushchairs honestly since 2006. Not manufacturer specs rewritten — real advice from real use, tested in UK conditions that matter: narrow doorways, bus aisles, car boots, park paths, and canal towpaths.
How we test
Every review says exactly how the pushchair was assessed — shop tests with Janette, long-term daily use by our daughter K, and real owners we’ve met out and about, from Beadnell to Roundhay Park to Casey’s Corner at Disneyland Paris. Scores are ours, never supplied by the brands, and we never pretend to have tested a pushchair we haven’t.
Lightweight, cabin-size pushchairs for flying, public transport and city life.
Full-size singles for pavements, parks and everyday family life.
Big wheels and proper suspension for park paths, gravel, towpaths and countryside.
Single-to-double pushchairs and doubles for two (or three) children.
No longer sold new, but still worth knowing about if you’re buying secondhand.
Choosing between two pushchairs?
Our head-to-head comparisons focus on the differences that affect everyday use — fold, weight, terrain, travel, child capacity and value.
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Every review and comparison we’ve published is listed below, newest first.
Which compact pushchair wins — the Cybex Eezy S Twist+2 or Bugaboo Dragonfly? Mark’s hands-on decision guide cuts through the specs and tells you exactly which one to buy.
Mark and his daughter K road test the Cybex Libelle — plus a real owner verdict from Louise, an experienced mum who uses one daily. Ultra-lightweight, easy to manoeuvre, honest on the trade-offs.
Mark reviews the Cybex Gazelle S — shop inspection with both seats attached. Outstanding storage, genuine configuration flexibility, and an honest verdict on the weight. Plus: would he choose it over the Bugaboo Donkey 6?
An honest hands-on verdict on the Mamas & Papas Vardo — the versatile mid-range pushchair that sits between the Airo and Ocarro 2.
An honest in-store verdict on the Mamas & Papas Ocarro 2 — the all-terrain flagship that earns its price, if you buy it for the right reasons.
An honest in-store verdict on the Mamas & Papas Airo — one of the lightest, most city-friendly strollers on the market.
A hands-on look at the Cybex Eezy S Twist+2 — the 360° rotating seat in action, all-terrain capability, and how it compares to the Butterfly 2 and YOYO³.
An honest hands-on look at the Bugaboo Donkey 6 — the real cost of price and weight, and exactly how the single-to-double conversion works.
A real owner’s honest experience of the iCandy Pip — the tall handlebar, the easy one-handed fold, and a genuinely settled, happy baby.
Real, hands-on impressions of the Out n About Nipper V5 — the air-filled tyres, three-wheel stability, and whether it’s the right all-terrain pushchair for you.
An honest look at the Silver Cross Reef 2 — genuine brand heritage, multi-terrain capability, and the size and weight trade-offs worth knowing before you buy.
Real, repeated family-use impressions of the Joolz Aer2 — the genuine upgrades over the Aer+, the fold, and why it’s particularly good for taller parents.