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Tried & Tested: Joie pact™ pro Lightweight Compact Stroller

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If you're looking for a compact and easy to store stroller that could serve you well from birth, to a big kid, then the Joie pact™ pro could be for you. With 3 modes in 1 (carry cot, infant carrier and forward facing) you can create a custom travel system that meets your and your child's needs.

The best part is it's small enough to live in your car boot and folds down so easily, you can do it one handed!

Weighing just 6.3kg, it's super light to carry, making it ideal for holidays or a stroll down the road. Despite being featherweight, it's a sturdy pushchair made with high-quality materials like aero-grade aluminum, super-strength steel and undiluted plastics.

Don't just take our word for it, we put the Joie pact™ pro stroller into the Tried & Tested hot seat, read on to find out what our real parent testers thought!

On a scale from 1 to 10 how easy was the pact™ pro to set up?

Georgia: 10. Everything clicked into place so perfectly. It was well packaged into the sections you need and the instructions were clear and easy to follow. There weren't a lot of pieces to put together which made the assembly easy and fun.

Jessica: 10. It was really easy to set up. The adapters did initially throw me a bit, but after going back and consulting the handbook I realised it was my mistake. The picture guide in handbook was brilliant to follow, much easier and probably a lot quicker than having to read excessive instructions.

Lilly: 10. Putting it together was so easy I didn't even need the instructions!

What features on the pact™ pro made you feel your baby was safe and secure?

Jessica: What made me feel my baby was safe and secure was the 5-point safety harness and bar to hold on to. The safety harness was easy to adjust and clip into place. The UPF 50+ sun shade is very generous in size so it covers baby and provides protection from not only the sun, but the rain too! The waterproof cover is also very generous in sizing and was easy to put on to provide shelter from the elements. The multiple recline options and adjustable footrest meant he looked so comfortable when napping. I really loved that I could easily keep an eye on him through the peekaboo window.

Paige: The fact there is a one touch braking system meant that in any unexpected circumstances I could brake fast and with ease. Lilly: The safety bar that clips either side of the pushchair and the safety straps, which have extra padding to support and protect the baby's neck.

Do you feel your baby was comfortable when travelling in the pact™ pro?

Alexandra: 100 percent! Being able to adjust the recline of the stroller made sure that I was able to ensure my child was comfortable at all times, whether this was when they were tired, or awake and wanting to see the outside world on our walks and adventures.

Jessica: My baby was very comfortable when travelling in the pact™ pro. Living in Cornwall we have many different terrains. Our first visit out in it was to Heligan Gardens and the stroller coped well with a variety of terrains experienced that day, from a muddy playing area, to rocky paths, wood chippings and gravel! My baby appeared happy, enjoying the ride the whole time. He looked incredibly comfortable when napping in it too.

Georgia: My toddler fell asleep for the first time in the pushchair for a long time. She wanted to get in as soon as it was set up!

What was the most useful feature of the pact™ pro?

Sophie: I loved the one handed fold because it was so simple and easy to use. It was also very lightweight when carried or lifted into the car.

Jessica: The most useful feature was how easily it pops up and folds down! And how petite it is when folded down. This feature is an absolute time saver. With our previous buggy it took a long time to clip the seat in and adjust it, but this feature is absolutely seamless and makes busy family life a lot easier.

Georgia: I love how small the pact™ pro folds down and the bag it comes in is brilliant. We travel a lot so whether we're going on a plane or in the car this has made journeys so much easier.

Would you recommend the pact™ pro to another parent and why?

Jessica: Definitely! It's such a versatile stroller that has coped well with all the terrains we've tested so far. I was initially concerned that because it is petite and lightweight that the ‘comfort’ and ‘cosy’ element may have been lost but this is definitely not the case. The material is soft and padded. The seat and footrest adjust very easily to suit your baby's needs.

Paige: I’d definitely recommend this to other parents for so many reasons, the main one being the light weight of the pram (just 6.3kg). This has meant I’ve not had to strain myself getting a toddler and a pram in and out of the car.

Emily: I would recommend the pact™ pro to anyone as it's lightweight and compact but still has lots of room for baby in the seat. The storage basket is lovely and big and easy to access along with the UPF 50+ canopy. I also love the breaks on the pushchair, it's a simple push down to activate and then push again to release, it's so easy and convenient.

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Joie Pact Review

If you’re looking for a Joie Pact review then you’ve come to the right place. Read on to find out more about our thoughts on the Joie Pact lightweight stroller.

Despite being huge buggy fans, we’re still missing one in our arsenal; the compact, travel friendly addition. Fully reclining, lightweight strollers perfect for small trips around town, to leave in the grandparent’s car or, most importantly, to take on holiday. When we were offered the opportunity to review the Joie Pact buggy, I did a little leap for Joie (joy – geddit?!?). Not only do we finally find a pushchair to fill that hole but I have the perfect excuse to book another holiday. Here’s how we got on…

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Introducing The Joie Pact

The Joie Pact stroller is designed as a lightweight stroller with a compact fold design. Created with travel in mind, the Pact weighs in at an impressively light 6kg and folds down to only 52.5 x 56.5 x 24cm. Packed full of functionality, the Pact stroller can be fully reclined to a lay flat position, has a huge hood, a decent sized basket and adjustable leg support. It’s well thought out, easy to fold single-handedly and even includes a rain cover, travel bag and car-seat adaptors as standard. That’s right, this little stroller just became a travel system.

Is The Joie Pact Easy To Assemble?

Arriving in a full-colour but tiny box, the immediate fear is that the Pact will take hours to assemble. Not so, the Joie Pact is just that tiny  when folded. Simply clip the wheels in to the frame and clip in the bumper bar and you’re ready to go. Inside the box was also a rain cover and adaptors to fit Joie car seats (or others, such as Maxi-Cosi).

How Does The Joie Pact Perform?

Out and about, during our Joie Pact review sessions, the stroller performs well. We’ve taken it everywhere with us over the last six weeks; from the beach to the country lanes. The single handed collapse mechanism works smoothly, allowing me to hold my son in one arm and set the buggy up (or put it down) with the other. It’s quick, intuitive and really effective – leaving you with a briefcase sized parcel. The design means you end up with a metal handle to lift it by or a fabric strap to allow you to carry it over your shoulder; ideal for a busy airport.

Our Experience

My son doesn’t look huge in it, unlike some lightweight, travel buggies. The five point harness is small in design but very effective; the shoulder straps stay in place without him being able to wriggle free… a very important factor for a toddler! The seat reclines fully making it suitable from birth or the very rare toddler nap. The recline is controlled by an adjustable strap allowing you a complete range of seat angles. I would say, for us, it doesn’t quite go upright enough. He likes to grip on to the bumper bar and lean forward which can pull the seat forward with him. However, I imagine a more upright back would require a bulkier design, so on balance, it’s totally worth it.

Let’s face it, basket size can make or break your love for any pushchair. The basket on the Joie Pact is surprisingly roomy for a lightweight stroller. We managed to fit my handbag, the change bag, a lunch box and some jumpers in there without it overflowing. It’s a little like a tardis! Not only that but it’s easily accessible, even when the seat is reclined, something that’s often overlooked.

Is The Joie Pact Cabin Size & Suitable To Take On Holiday?

The Joie Pact is billed as a holiday essential; it even comes complete with a travel bag to zip it into for air travel. It’s weight and size means it rivals some of the top billed travel buggies at a fraction of the price and the Joie Pact can go in cabin with you most of the time, check your airline’s rules for more detail. In my opinion, the UPF 50+ sun canopy makes it a must. It’s huge, giving great coverage for your little one and even pulls down further to give an ‘eyeshade visor’. No more trying to badly position a wobbly parasol. As someone who spent an entire holiday covering their child in factor 50 suncream, I wish I’d had it then.

Since we’ve had the Pact, we’ve not even looked at our travel system, even in heavy rain. Yes, at times, it feels a little too lightweight, but it’s not until you start to use it that you realise just how good it is. In all honesty, I’m a little amazed by it. It’s quickly become a firm favourite in our household, garnering praise from all manner of family members. As my (rather buggy bored) husband put it, just the other day, ‘it really is quite good, isn’t it?’

Joie describe the Pact as ‘a petite parcel designed and engineered to make every day a holiday’ and they’re not lying. My back and shoulders have never felt more relief at not having to lug our rather hefty travel system in and out of the car. Scrap the expensive massages by the pool, it turns out all I needed was to upgrade to a Pact. All in all, we’re very pleased with the outcome of our Joie Pact review!

Frequently Asked Questions…

Does the joie pact come with a rain cover.

Yes, the Joie Pact comes complete with a rain cover in the box. The rain cover is pretty good – covering the pushchair well whether the seat is full reclined or sat upright.

Where Can I find The Joie Pact Instruction Manual?

Joie have a full listing of manuals on their website, however for ease, the instruction manual can also be found here.

Does The Joie Pact Come With Maxi Cosi Adaptors?

There are Maxi Cosi adapters for their car seats supplied as standard in the box.

What Age Is The Joie Pact Suitable For?

The Joie Pact is suitable from newborn up to three years of age. Or if you want to know the suitable weight range for the Joie Pact, it’s up to 15kg. We’ve tested it personally up to over three years of age with various children and find it best suited to six – nine months upward, once your child can better support their own weight.

Can You Take The Joie Pact On A Plane?

Yes! As mentioned above, you can easily take the Joie Pact on a plane, either in the cabin or in the hold. The Joie Pact comes with a travel bag, making it easy to transport either way. Whilst you’ll need to check your airline’s requirements for cabin baggage, it fits within standard requirements for many major airlines.

Does The Joie Pact Sit Upright?

The Joie Pact can go from lay flat to an upright seating position. However, the Joie Pact’s upright position is still slightly more reclined – in a similar style to other seats where the recline position is managed by adjusting/tightening a pull strap on the back. We haven’t found this to be an issue because the back moves with your child if they want to pull forward slightly. We would still say that the Joie Pact sits upright.

Can You Put A Car Seat On The Joie Pact?

Yes, you can put a car seat on the Joie Pact easily. With the included adaptors you can either attach a Joie car seat or a Maxi Cosi car seat.

What size Is A Folded Joie Pact?

The stroller folds down to 52.5 x 56.5 x 24cm.

Does The Stroller Fully Recline?

Yes, the Pact has a small catch on the back which allows you to lower and raise the back from an upright seated position to fully reclined. This gives you complete flexibility as to how reclined you want your child. Whilst it fully reclines, the upright position isn’t that upright, which can be a frustration to nosy toddlers.

Is This A Joie Pact Or A Pact Lite?

This review refers to a Joie Pact, not the Pact Lite. The Pact Lite is a different model of pushchair available from Joie, the differences are outlined below!

What’s The Difference Between the Joie Pact and the Pact Lite?

The Joie Pact Lite is a slightly newer version of the Joie Pact that’s even more focussed on the lightweight stroller market. The main difference between the Joie Pact and Pact Lite is that the Pact Lite is 0.5kg lighter than the Pact and folds down to 46.8 x 54 x 26cm making it that little bit smaller for cabin requirements. The Pact Lite is also cheaper than the Pact, around £30 less, and comes it brighter fabrics. It still fully reclines, has a large 50+UPF hood and features a 5 point harness but is more geared to holiday usage. If you’re looking for a stroller that’s likely to be used for a lot of travel, the Pact Lite is going to be best suited to you, if it’s for a mix of home and travel, we rate the Pact as slightly better.

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20 comments.

Thanks for sharing this review, you’ve really sold us on the pushchair, it seems like the perfect lightweight stroller, which is so vital for parents who are active and want to get out and about without carrying too much with them. Though a massage wouldn’t hurt either haha!

I think both might be essential!

Hi can the pact be used without the bumper bar? & does it have a cosy toes / rain cover or can a universal one be used? Would it fit a small 4 year old comfortably? ThNk you

Hi Victoria, It definitely can be used without the bumper bar. I quite often take ours off as otherwise my son likes to put his feet over it (kids, eh?!). It comes complete with a rain cover which provides excellent coverage, even when reclined. It doesn’t have a cosy toes as standard, I haven’t seen a Joie one for it but I’m confident it would fit our standard mothercare one as the straps are all in ‘normal’ places. As for a four year old, I’m afraid I don’t know. My son is 18 months in the photos and there’s loads of room. I would think so but as someone with no experience of four year olds I’d hate to recommend it incorrectly. It could be worth popping in to a local store or ordering one to try out. Let me know how you get on x

Thank you. Definitely top of my to get list! X

Thanks for this review. Do you know if the maxi Cosi cabriofix car seat will fit on using the adapters?

Thank you for this review! We’re traveling to disneyland with a 20 month old in tow and we just wanted to take something small and lightweight so he can nap as and when he wants to. You’ve sold this to us, thank you!

I’m so glad to hear this! It would be absolutely perfect for such a trip, I really wish we’d had ours on our last holiday, it’s just so easy to use and really is packed full of functionality. Have a lovely trip!

Hi great review. I’m currently looking for a replacement travel stroller and ideally wanted something that could be taken as hand luggage would this fold small enough?

Hi Kirsty, it certainly folds up small (it’s large briefcase/small suitcase size) but I’d hate to advise you incorrectly on whether it could or couldn’t be taken as hand luggage as I know it’s dependent on the flight provider themselves. I’d suggest checking with Joie customer service just to be on the safe side! Let me know how you get on. x

Hi, I am wondering how stable the stroller is. If I put a bag on the handle – will it turn over ? Or how much weight it can carry without turn over ?

It’s pretty light, personally I wouldn’t put a bag on the handle unless you added some weight to the underneath as well, otherwise any time you take your little one out, it would fall backward. The basket is a decent size, definitely enough to hold a nappy bag – we popped our backpack one in there with no issues.

Hi there. I really like the look of this stroller but I’m wondering how sturdy the chasis feels and if it would be suitable for daily use, ie the school run and occasional use on the weekend? I’m looking to replace my Hauck travel system which dosen’t feel as solid as it did after using it for a year. I’ve been looking at the Pact and the Cosatto Woosh and I’d like to replace with something which will last my 13 month old till she’s 3-4 and out of a stroller. Thanks.

It’s a great stroller but I’m not sure how it would hold up for everyday use for a couple of years. We live rurally so probably use it once a week plus any traveling as we have an off-road buggy we use for daily walks. I’d say if you’re in a town and just using it on pavements it would probably be fine but I have no experience of long term daily use just yet I’m afraid!

Halo, may i ask whether this stroller can be consider as cabin size stroller? Some say yes, but some say it is better to choose pact lite as it is smaller and cabin size.

You’d need to check with your airline to see if it qualifies as cabin sized as I’d hate to give you the wrong information! It does go down very small but unsure on the specifics. Sorry!

Hii. Do you think this is suitable for newborn? Joie said it is fully flat tilt but I am not sure looking from the picture. Thanks!

Whilst it does go flat, I’d still be a little wary of putting a teeny tiny newborn in there. Mostly because it’s a big space for a tiny person and you’d probably have to strap them in, unlike a carry cot. It does come with car seat adaptors that would allow you to fit a Maxi Cosi or Joie car seat to it and I’d use that for the first 4-6 weeks whilst they’re very small still. We had a carry cot with both children on a different travel system and used it only a handful of times, instead ending up using a baby carrier or the car seat so I wouldn’t say you necessarily need one, it just comes down to how much they’ll be in the buggy. When they’re out of that really squished up stage (probably 6 weeks onward), they’d be fine in this – I’d pop a blanket under them/to the sides just to cushion it a little but obviously make sure you keep an eye that they’re in no danger of pulling it over their face. My little one has been in a flat recline buggy like this since about 6 weeks onward with no issues. x

Hi, is this the PACT or the PACT LITE? Sorry am a bit confused as you refer to it as both!

Sorry, it’s the Pact! I think I must’ve had the Pact Lite on the brain the other day when I was tidying up the post! x

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REVIEW Joie Pact Lightweight Pushchair / Stroller

May 10, 2018 | Pushchairs / Strollers , Reviews | 0

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Have you heard of the new Joie Pact stroller? May is finally here and with it has come the brighter nights, the sunnier days and the rising of the mercury – for me it couldn’t have come soon enough! As soon as the brighter days start to appear, my mood improves almost instantly, and I start thinking about days out, travel, and getting away on holiday with my little family!

Whilst we love our Joie Litetrax 4 Pushchair, it is a on the larger side, and as such we have been looking for a slightly smaller and more travel friendly pushchair. Neve is now a fairly confident walker, but at 20 months, she still does get tired if we cover a large distance. At times she also tends to try and make a run for it, so we like to use a pushchair if we are out and about or going somewhere where we will be walking for a significant amount of time.

Joie must have read our minds with their new recently launched a Joie compact stroller / pushchair- the Joie Pact – a small, lightweight, easy fold pushchair / stroller that is perfectly equipped for travel. We couldn’t wait to put it through it’s paces – here’s our Joie Pact review! 

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About the Joie Pact Stroller / Pushchair

The Joie Pact is a lightweight stroller and it’s features include:

• Suitable from birth to 15kg
• Compatible with Joie iGemm or other maxi cosi car seats (using compatible adapters)
• Super easy and compact fold
• Carry strap and custom carry bag
• UPF50+ sun canopy with viewing window
• Multi position recline including lie flat option
• Full size, easy access shopping basket
• 5 point safety harness.

How does the Joie Pact compare to the Joie Pact Lite? 

The main differences between the Joie Pact stroller and the Joie Pact Lite is the weight and size. Whilst the Joie Pact is already incredibly lightweight at 6kg, the Joie Pact Lite weighs 0.5kg less at just 5.5kg. 

What age is the Joie Pact Stroller suitable for? 

The Joie Pact stroller is suitable from birth to 15kg (around 3 years of age depending on the size of your baby).

Can the Joie Pact be used as a travel system? 

It’s a lightweight pushchair so whilst you can use it with a compatable car seat, it’s probably not the best choice for multi terrain / off roading. That said, for city living and strolls it can be used with the Joie iGemm or other Maxi Cosi car seat using adapters.

Our Experience of the Joie Stroller

First impressions of joie pact.

My first impressions of the Joie Pact were very positive. I loved the look and feel of the product and the fact it folded down so small was a real positive. The material feels soft and comfortable, and although small in stature, it appeared to be a sturdy and strong chasis.

We went for the Navy Blazer colour, which although you could argue is more of a traditional ‘boy’ colour we felt was perfectly gender neutral and a practical shade for a pushchair that would be used frequently on our travels. The Pact is also available in Cranberry (a red shade) if you prefer something a little different.

The carry bag and carry handle made it clear immediately that this pushchair was very different from others we have had before.

Does the Joie Pact require assembly?

The Joie Pact Stroller comes boxed and does require some assembly, but was very easy to put together, with the wheels simply clipping into place, and a small wire connecting the two wheels simply needing to be velcro’d under the cover flap to hold it in place. I normally wait for my other half to come home before attempting assembly jobs like these, however was able to do this on my own completely unassisted in less than 15 minutes.

How easy is it to steer?

We have tested the Joie Pact Stroller on a variety of different surfaces from tarmac, to pebbles and grass. It is very easy to steer, with the front wheels swivelling to help control (they can also be locked in place). Due to its smaller size, the Joie Pact doesn’t handle corners as well as a larger travel system (such as the Joie Litrax 4 ), however this did not affect the usability at all. On particularly bumpy terrain, such as over tree routes or pebbles the Joie Pact can struggle a bit to lift over the bumps (as the front wheels are relatively small), but again, for a travel pushchair I expect this is a compromise to maintain its lightweight and compact nature. If you live in a particularly rural setting, you may be better opting for a larger, multi terrain pushchair.

What is the Sun Protection / Hood like on the Joie Pact?

The hood of the Joie Pact, as with our Joie Litrax provides a large amount of cover for your child from the sun when they are reclined. When sat upright however I would’ve preferred this to be a little deeper, as when it is particularly sunny the rays did still get into her eyes a little. The Joie Pact hood provides UPF50+ protection, and there is also a visor at the top so you can peak through and check on your child, which is easy to open with velcro. This would be particularly reassuring for parents using the Pact with younger babies, as being forward facing you otherwise wouldn’t be able to interact easily with your child.

Straps and five point harness

The Joie Pact is forward facing only and has a number of recline options using a strap and pull system on the back of the seat. I found this quite fiddly at times, as it was more of a guess work job than a refined art, but once the strap was pulled into place the back did stay put. It’s worth noting here that the chair doesn’t allow a child to sit completely upright, more so at a subtle incline. It does however lie completely flat, which is ideal for younger babies who may nod off when walking and want to have a proper sleep on your commute.

There is a five point harness with long shoulder pads and pads at the centre, meaning it is both secure and comfortable. The centre pad did occasionally come off (see below) so for ease we often used without, however Neve was still very comfortable in her chair.

The bumper bar across the centre of the Joie Pact is cushioned and can be unclipped on the side (or removed completely) for easier access – I found removing Neve from the pushchair much much easier if I simply unclipped the one side of the bar.

The seat size on the Joie Pact is relatively small, so depending on the height / size of your child this is something to bear in mind – Neve is quite petite so for us it wasn’t a problem but for a taller child, you may find it a little on the tight side or find their legs hang a little more over the edge!

What is the Brake like?

The brake on the Joie Pact is a simple foot operated peddle to the left of the right hand wheel, which I found very easy to operate. Despite being a lightweight pushchair, the brake was strong, and it was quite hard to move the chair without releasing the pedal beforehand.

What is the basket like on the Joie Pact?

A full size shopping basket under the Joie Pact makes it very practical and I found this a huge positive for such a compact pushchair. There is plenty of room to pop in some shopping, a changing bag or heavier items that you do not wish to carry, and unlike with the Litetrax, the storage area can be accessed from all sides, even when the chair is in lie flat position. Due to its lightweight nature, I wouldn’t recommend placing bags on the back of the handle, as this is likely to cause the Pact to tip.

Easy fold option

The Joie Pact is EXTREMELY easy to fold up and down (can be done with one hand) – simply press and unclip at the top and the entire thing pretty much folds in on itself, into a very small compact size making it very easy to store in the back of your car and saving lots of valuable space. We recently went on holiday for the first time as a family of four, and I was amazed at how much stuff we wanted to take. The smaller size of the Joie Pact meant that we were still able to take a pushchair without needing to worry about taking up valuable boot space which could be used for other essential items!

Space Saving

The Joie Pact measures just 52.5 x 24 x 56.5cm when folded meaning that during travel on public transport, you can be confident that there will be enough space to tuck the Joie Pact neatly out of the way, or even on the overhead shelves on trains.  The pushchair also stands on its own when folded.

Carry Strap

The carry strap is really really useful, ideal for when you are taking on holiday (especially abroad), but there have also been times when I have walked Neve to nursery, and then used the carry handle to carry home as opposed to walking back with an empty pushchair. When carried, the Joie Pact feels very light and does not feel uncomfortable at all – weighing just 6kg.

The Joie Pact retails at £150, making it a realtively affordable option for most families.

Pros of the Joie Pact:

• Straight forward to assemble and easy to follow instructions.
• Super easy one handed fold.
• More than adequate storage space.
• Very lightweight and easy to carry using integrated carry handle.
• Very compact when folded, and takes up limited space in a car boot or on public transport.
• Ideal for school / nursery commute, or those who travel frequently.
• Despite its small stature, still has many of the benefits you would expect from a larger system.
• UPF50+ Sun hood
• Easy to operate break.

Cons of the Joie Pact:

• Adjusting the back incline can be a little bit fiddly, and never quite felt like I was doing it right. Doesn’t sit totally upright, which for older babies might be something that frustrates them a little!
• Seat size is small which for taller babies might be an issue.
• Adjusting the height of the straps can be a little fiddly as involves repoking the straps through some small slits in the material – however once it is done it’s done!
• Struggles a little with very bumpy terrain due to the small wheel size and doesn’t corner as well as a larger travel system may do, but this is a compromise for the other positive features above.

The Joie Pact is a lightweight, compact and super easy to fold pushchair that although small, has many features that you would expect from a larger travel system or pushchair. It is ideal for anyone who travels on public transport a lot, or to use on holiday when space is limited. The Joie Pact is also perfect for anyone who lives in a flat or home with stairs to contend with, as it is super easy to carry using the attached handle. For our family, the Joie Pact is perfect for the school or nursery run and ideal if you have limited storage space in your home and want something that wont take up too much room in your porch / hall.

Where can I buy the Joie Pact?

The Joie Pact is available to purchase at many high street stores including:

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We tested the new Joie Pact Pro stroller and we won't be going back to our old set of wheels - here's why

Light as a feather and impressively compact, the Joie Pact Pro lightweight stroller is a busy parent's dream set of wheels

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Compatible with Joie carrycot and car seats

Exceptionally light

Easy to fold, even with a baby in your arms

Forward-facing only

Only one colour

Functional (rather than stylish) design

Why you can trust GoodtoKnow. Our experienced Consumer Editor & parent reviewers spend hours testing products to help you make the best choice. Find out how we test and review products.

As Consumer Editor at GoodtoKnow, I have tested more prams, pushchairs and strollers than I've had hot dinners over the years so I was itching to get my hands on the new Joie Pact Pro stroller. 

Parents know and trust Joie, and it's easy to see why. From the Joie Versatrax - which features in our guide to buying the best pushchair - to the Joie i-Spin 360 - which we named the best one-handed rotating seat in our best car seats buying guide - Joie is a brand that consistently delivers high-quality items of baby gear that don't cost a fortune but do help to make life with little ones easier.

Joie has branched out beyond car seats, prams and pushchairs too, with their portfolio of parent-friendly products including everything from high chairs, swings and bouncers to cots, cribs and baby carriers.

The Joie Pact Pro is the brand's very latest offering in the lightweight and compact travel stroller category and it's one of the best travel strollers we've tested. A petite pushchair package, the Pact Pro was designed to make light work of any journey, no matter whether your passenger is a delicate newborn that needs to lie flat or a toddler straining at the straps to see the world. Lightweight and compact, the Pact Pro is the ideal travel companion if you're planning a family holiday - but it's also robust enough to handle daily life at home.

In a nutshell

The Joie Pact lightweight stroller is a brilliant buy if you're looking for an affordable, travel-friendly pushchair. The easy-to-fold design and the fact that it's so compact (and freestanding) when folded is a dream, whether you want to carry it through an airport or stash it in a car boot and still have plenty of space for luggage. Even if you're not heading off on holiday, this light and manoeuvrable pushchair is a good choice for everyday life with a little one from birth to toddlerhood - and beyond.

For this review, GoodtoKnow turned to our parent tester, Holly Upton, to put Joie's newest lightweight stroller to the test with her 19-month-old son, Remy. She used the pushchair daily, for both quick trips to the supermarket and longer walks to parks and playgroups, testing its manoeuvrability on different types of terrain and seeing how easy it was to push, fold and carry in all sorts of everyday situations with a busy toddler. Here’s everything you need to know about how the Joie Pact Pro fared during testing.

Price and availability

The Joie Pact Pro is priced at £200 from Mamas and Papas , and available to purchase directly from Joie at the same price. 

This is a mid-range price for a lightweight pushchair from a reliable, trusted baby gear brand. It's good value for money when you consider that it's one of the lightest strollers you can buy, plus it's impressively compact when folded. 

However, factor in that you'll be spending considerably more if you choose to buy the compatible Joie Ramble carrycot and/or car seat too.

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Design and features

Weight:  6.3kg  | Age:  Birth-approx. 4 years  | Price:  £200 | Included:  Rain cover, carry bag, adapters and bumper bar

The Joie Pact Pro is a 3in1 stroller, meaning you can use it in three different modes: (1) as a forward-facing pushchair, (2) with the Joie Ramble carrycot - brilliant for babies who need to lie flat in a pram until six months - and (3) with selected Joie infant carrier car seats if you want to create a travel system. The carrycot and car seat have to be purchased separately which is an extra expense, but if you just want a light and compact stroller, this is a practical choice. A rain cover and a bag for storing the stroller are included in the price, as are adaptors to hold the car seat or carrycot safely in place on the frame.

For me, the standout feature of the Joie Pact Pro is how remarkably compact it is when folded. I'm not exaggerating when I say it's not much bigger than a large laptop. It's perfect for popping in the car boot but still plenty of space for all the family's luggage, and ideal for stashing neatly out of the way at playgroup or if you don't want a tank of a pushchair taking up space in your hallway.

One of my favourite design features of the Joie Pact Pro is the custom recline button which lets you adjust the backrest from upright to fully flat and everything in between. As any parent knows, the ability to ever-so-gently recline your child's seat when they doze off in the stroller is a game-changer. I've bought myself half an hour's peace in a cafe numerous times by mastering this trick. 

However, some pushchairs make reclining the seat virtually impossible - you either jolt the child awake due to a less-than-smooth design or the process is so noisy not even the heaviest of snoozers could sleep through the racket. Top marks to Joie for making this feature as smooth and quiet as can be.

Another noteworthy feature of the Joie Pact Pro is the adjustable leg rest. This isn't something many parents usually prioritise when shopping for a stroller, especially for a newborn, as it's difficult to imagine your tiny bundle ever being big enough to need a leg rest! 

But babies grow fast and toddlers tend to love getting out of the stroller for short walks, which can lead to little legs getting tired. At that stage, a leg rest can make a huge difference to how comfy the stroller is for little explorers. Even better if it's adjustable so that tired little legs can recover between adventures, even after an overnight growth spurt. 

Well-designed brakes are another design element that parents often overlook when shopping for a stroller but they can make a huge difference to the whole experience of getting out and about with your baby. If you risk breaking a toe every time you want to apply the brake, you're not likely to enjoy using the stroller. 

Efficient brakes are especially important with a lightweight stroller because they tend to tip up more easily than heavier designs. Joie has this covered with the One-touch shoe saver™ braking system which makes it easy to put the stroller into stationary mode and just as easy to get moving again.

For me, the most important design feature of any pram or pushchair is how easy it is to fold. That's especially true with a lightweight stroller because you're more likely to use one for travelling, when it's essential that you can fold it quickly and easily. It's not much help having a light and compact stroller if you end up sweating and having to wrestle it into submission every time you want to fold it.

Joie claims the Pact Pro is so easy to fold that you can do it with one hand so we set out to see if that's true. The press release promised: 'When your hands are full and space is limited, Pact Pro easily collapses into a tiny package to make it easy for you to carry it around or tuck it away into small spaces.'

Is it that easy to fold? Yes and, better still, the Joie Pact Pro is also freestanding when folded. This means you can fold it up and pop it to one side without worrying that it's going to fall on top of a toddler or spring open and bash you on the shin every time you squeeze past it in the hallway. If you're likely to collapse the stroller to pop it in and out of your car boot, then an easy-to-fold design should be top of your list. And if folding it up to store it out of the way between uses appeals to you, a freestanding fold is a dream design feature.

'The stroller is very simple to assemble and fold down and is possible to do this with one hand which is handy when holding a toddler; it is also lightweight to lift and carry, which helps when getting it in and out of the boot,' says our parent tester, Holly.  

'We keep the stroller in the boot of the car, which I found didn’t take up too much space and I could still fit a 'big food shop' amount of shopping bags in the boot alongside the stroller. If you did want to store it in the house, it is compact and could easily fit in an understairs cupboard or even in a narrow hallway – it does stand on its own. I'm not sure how sturdy it would be to stay standing if my toddler started climbing on it though, which he no doubt would!'

We can't mention how easy it is to fold the Pact Pro without also drawing attention to the fact that it comes with a storage bag so it's easy to transport. That's a little extra that you'd normally only get on a much more expensive stroller, and you'd often expect to pay extra for it. Once again, Joie has proven its commitment to making travel hassle-free for families.

How we tested

• Our tester used the Joie Pact Pro both indoors in shops/supermarkets, and also outside when walking in the park and on gravel and grass. 'I found that the wheels coped well regardless of the terrain and it hasn't felt stuck at any point,' she says. 

Things you wouldn’t find on the box

Designers often have to make compromises to produce a very lightweight stroller. That can mean using lighter materials that aren't as robust as heavier alternatives or reducing the size of the seat unit to lighten the load. In particular, manoeuvrability often gets sacrificed because small wheels help to reduce the overall weight but that can mean certain types of terrain are a bit of struggle. 

However, if you're in the market for a lightweight stroller that can also tackle tough terrain, whether that's a cobbled street in Greece or a muddy walk at your local park, the Joie Pact Pro is designed to handle it. The front wheels can be locked in place or set to swivel, so you can get the best out of it by adjusting them to suit different environments as needed. 

Beneath the seat unit, there's a ventilated storage basket which is a genius feature for a travel-friendly stroller. You can pop anything in there from wet clothes after a day at the beach to washable nappies after use, without worrying about the basket getting soggy or smelly. 

While we're on the subject of airflow, I like the inclusion of a peekaboo window in the hood of the pushchair, making it easy to see if your baby has nodded off in the pushchair. 

'In terms of comfort, my son seems to really enjoy sitting in the Joie Pact Pro and I particularly like how straight he can sit when the seat it set to fully upright,' says our tester, Holly. 'With other strollers, he has always wanted to sit more upright than the seat would allow, which would cause the straps to pull on him. He has also taken a nap in the stroller, which reclines to almost fully flat – he fell asleep within a few minutes when reclined which is a big win for us! The hood is a good size and covers most sunlight when pulled all the way down.'

Who is it best for?

The Joie Pact Pro is a brilliant buy for anyone on the hunt for light and compact stroller for holiday use. We love that it's suitable from birth right through to toddlerhood and beyond, and it's also sturdy enough to be suitable for daily use at home.

'Overall, the stroller is smart to look at, looks sleek in design and is really easy to manoeuvre,' adds our tester. 'It is far less bulky than other strollers we’ve had, but still offers the same level of comfort which is a big bonus. 

'We are going on holiday soon and will be using this stroller whilst we are away, which I think will be perfect for travel, however this has also now taken over as our go-to stroller on a day-to-day basis at home too. The basket underneath is a decent size and could easily fit a changing bag, along with a couple of toys and a coat – everything you’d need for a trip out with a little one.' 

Need an alternative?

The Joie Pact Pro is a little less expensive than the RRP of many similar lightweight strollers such as the Joolz Aer , the Silver Cross Clic and the Babyzen YoYo2 but these pushchairs are older models and sometimes available at discounted prices. The Pact Pro, in contrast, is a brand-new release from Joie and not likely to be discounted by retailers. 

Looking for more advice on the best baby gear to buy for your baby? Check out our buying guide on the best travel strollers or the best newborn prams . Alternatively, check out our features on what is a travel system and why do babies need to lie flat in a pram . 

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Joie Pact review

• Janet Martin

In a nutshell

Simple to fold and very compact, this is a great buggy for parents on the go, but the small front wheels means it can struggle across uneven paving

What we tested

• Compact, simple to store, lightweight, super-easy fold system, affordable
• Small front wheels, shallow hood, difficulty interacting with your little one

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Key features of the Joie Pact:

• Age suitability: From birth to 15kg
• Type of buggy: Stroller
• Weight: 6kg
• Fold: One-hand fold
• Travel system compatible:Yes
• Total cost: £150

The Joie Pact is a versatile, lightweight buggy that makes life with little ones a whole lot easier. Adaptable to a range of situations, the Pact fits into busy family life perfectly.

My husband and I used this stroller on the school run, and out and about doing daily activities with our two girls: Jasmine,5, and Roselyn, 2.

How compact is the Joie Pact?

It's extremely compact. I think the flat-fold really helps save space. When folded flat, it's not much bigger than a re-usable carrier bag. The dimensions are: open size: l 86 x w 52.5 x h 106cm, folded Size: l 24 x w 52.5 x h 56.5cm.

Is it lightweight?

Weighing just 6kg, the Joie Pact is one of the lightest buggies out there. The carry-strap is padded and helps to distribute the little weight there is. It made light work of the walk from my car to the nursery, carrying the buggy over my shoulder

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Does the weight hamper its durability?

Despite it’s weight, the Joie Pact feels durable. My active 2 year old climbed all over it and it never showed any strain. That being said, it’s so lightweight that when a strong gust of wind came along, and we didn't have Roselyn in there, it lifted off the ground and landed with a thump.

How does it ride in the parks, over tree roots and up hills?

The small front wheels struggle to handle dips and uneven paving. For any surface raised higher than an inch or two, you have to tip the buggy back and over.

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How does it work as a city buggy, on transport – buses and trains?

In shops, and out and about, the Joie Pact handles all challenges. The biggest test was a busy after-school bus, which was a little stressful! The Pact tucked neatly into the buggy area and I had to sit across the aisle from my daughter. I kept a close eye on whether it moved or tipped during the journey, but it was just fine.

How easy is it to store?

Storing this buggy is a delight. I like that it stands when folded, so I can slide it into a gap if it needs to be out of the way - even in a crowded buggy park at playgroup. I like the option to fold it down – it makes leaving at the end a lot quicker.

Is it affordable?

Retailing for around £150, the Joie Pact is reasonably priced against similar products in the category.

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Is it suitable from birth? Do you think it is suitable for a newborn?

The flat reclining seat makes it suitable from birth and I would be comfortable putting a newborn in the buggy.

Is it travel system compatible?

Yes, car seat adapators are included

What do you think of the seat size?

My first impression of the seat was that it’s very shallow. At approx 23cm deep, it's about the length of a fork - that's about 2/3 the seat depth of our previous buggy - the Babystyle Oyster Lite . I would say the seat is comparable to a highchair rather than a buggy seat, and for that reason I thought it might be uncomfortable. However, my 2 year old has had no issue with the seat and has even fallen asleep in it - always a good sign!

What do you think of the height of the buggy?

The height is just right. I’m 5’8” and my hubby is 6’1” and we were both happy with it. The handle bar is adjustable to 2 different height positions about 6cm apart.

Is the frame strong and durable?

As it’s a lightweight buggy, the frame does feel a little delicate. But I get the impression that overall, it’s a well-built buggy and will stand the test of time for occasional use.

Would you recommend it for use from birth?

Yes, I would use it from birth. However, I think if I was a first-time parent I'd be a little wary using it for my first baby.

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What do you think of the fold system?

I LOVE the fold system. It’s easy and intuitive, quick to perform, and easy on the back. I was delighted to find several situations where I typically would not have considered folding down the buggy because it would have been too much hassle. The quick and easy fold on the Joie Pact, and the fact it's so lightweight offered new alternative ways to move around with a buggy and a little one. One situation where it comes in very handy is at the nursery. There are four security doors in quick succession that you need to be buzzed through, or manually unlock. When I entered previously with another buggy, I was always relieved when someone offered assistance. With the Pact, I fold it down before we enter the first door, sling it over my shoulder and hold my daughter's hand. So much easier!

Is it a one-hand fold?

Sure is! One-hand-not-much-effort fold, to be exact.

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What do you think of the handle?

The handle is well-positioned and comfortable. I have nagging carpal tunnel wrist pain, which is very easily aggravated, and it’s been just fine with the Joie Pact. The only thing that occasionally bothers me is that the hood rubs against my hand while I push, but this is easily rectified by pushing the hood away where it stays in place.

How is interacting with your little ones when in the buggy?

A little difficult to be honest, but I think this could be down to my daughters’ height and the fact that it isn't a parent-facing buggy . There’s a viewing window in the hood – but all I can see is the very top of her head.

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What do you think of the hood?

The hood is a little shallow. When there is even a slight drizzle – not enough for a rain cover – I notice that my daughter is getting wet. The hood really only provides coverage for a child if they were sat reclined.

What are the basket and storage pockets like?

The basket is deceptive. It looks small, but holds loads - just what you need. It can also easily be accessed from the front and sides. The only downside is that the carry strap for the buggy lives in the basket and can get in the way when you're putting items in.

What do you think of the tyres?

They’re quite small. The front and back wheels are the same size as the small front wheels on my old buggy. The small wheel size hinders the buggy when it comes to tackling difficult terrains.

Tell us about the breaks.

They are sufficient enough to stop the buggy rolling down a hill on its own. But, perhaps because the buggy is so lightweight, I found that I could push it with the brakes engaged. I do like how the brake is engaged with a flip-type foot lever though. It's really easy to operate.

Does it fit in the boot of your car?

I think this buggy would fit into the boot of any car! Its folded dimensions are l 24 x w 52.5 x h 56.5cm . Not much bigger than a large supermarket carrier bag.

What age child is it best for?

I would say newborn to 4 years/15kg – but it's probably not the best buggy for taller babies.

What’s in the box?

• Instructions
• Car seat adaptors

Is it easy or hard to build the product

I was a little disappointed when I realised the buggy had to be assembled. I was tired and my hubby wasn’t home, who actually enjoys that type of thing. I was pleasantly surprised though - assembly was extremely quick and easy. The instructions were so clear that even my frazzled brain could work them out. It was basically just popping on the wheels.

What would you have wanted to know before you purchased the item?

How life-changing it could be. I have re-thought how I approach situations where having a buggy might be problematic.

Who would the product be most useful for?

Anyone travelling about a lot - basically parents on-the-go, and anyone who has limited space in their car or home. The easy-fold also makes light work of climbing stairs.

Is the product value for money?

There are a few contenders in the lightweight buggy market. With a RRP of £150, the Joie Pact sits at the lower end, so I think it offers good value. The Babyzen YoYo is also suitable from birth but it's more than double the price. The Mountain Buggy Nano will set you back over £200 all-in and the Red Kite Push Me Cube is similarly priced.

Has the product or the parent company won any awards?

Joie have won numerous awards for their variety of products - in particular their car seats. I would say that the Babyzen YoYo is a top seller in this category though as I seem to see them everywhere.

Is there anything unique about this product?

I like that the basket can be accessed from the front of the buggy. The bumper bar is also soft and bendy, which I’ve not seen before. And I love the fold-down system, which is super-easy.

Here's some more lightweight buggies for you to look at

• Ickle Bubba Aurora Stroller
• UPPAbaby G-Luxe Stroller
• Recaro Easylife Buggy

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The Joie Pact joins the many lightweight, travel-system compatible strollers that Joie makes. It calls the Pact 'a petite parcel designed and engineered to make every day a holiday,' and it does claim to have some really great features, such as a lie-flat seat, suspension, travel-system compatibility and a quick fold. But did it make the grade with our pushchair experts and our parent testers? Read the full review to find out.

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Manoeuvrability

How we test manoeuvrability

How easy the pushchair handles on a range of surfaces, including pavements, uneven surfaces, rough ground and around obstacles.

Travelling with the pushchair

How we test travelling with the pushchair

How easy the pushchair is to fold and unfold for storage or travel. Expect a complicated method or some difficulty adjusting models that get three or fewer stars for this attribute.

Convenience

How we test convenience

How easy it is to use the pushchair, including attaching the seat unit, reclining the seat, using the brakes, and comfort to push.

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6 Best Joie Strollers: The Most Popular Picks of 2024

Joie strollers have been very popular in Singapore and across Southeast Asia. Consistently winning awards for its chic design and safety standards, Joie strollers are winning the hearts of mummies and babies across the region.

This brand guarantees that every single one of its products is rigorously tested according to thorough and reliable standards. By using the finest materials in its production, Joie ensures the best quality in all of its products at all times. With its extensive award-winning product lines, Joie aims to make life with children less work yet more fun.

Joie products will allow you to enjoy the latest designs, premium quality, and the peace of mind that comes with knowing that you’ll be using the best gear for your kids. Below, you’ll see the top six Joie strollers on the market, and we hope that this article will help you decide which Joie stroller is the right one for you!

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Joie Tourist Stroller

Product Details

• Open dimensions: 83.1 cm x 47.1 cm x 106 cm
• Folded dimensions: 66.1 cm x 47.1 cm x 24.3 cm
• Weight: 5.92 kg
• Size: Birth to 15 kg

The Joie Tourist  Stroller is an all-in-one package that is not only lightweight and compact but convenient as well. It can be used by babies from birth until they weigh 15 kg. Additionally, it can be paired with all Joie infant carriers, allowing it to be converted to a fully-featured pushchair as your little one grows older.

This Joie stroller features a one-step, one-hand fast-fold system. It’s also freestanding even when folded, providing added convenience for parents who are always on the go. Furthermore, it also comes with a carry strap, a custom carry bag, a rain cover, and a full-sized shopping basket, all of which ensure that you are always ready for travel.

Additionally, it has a flat reclining seat and offers various recline positions, allowing it to adapt and to your child’s every need while growing up.

Tourist has an all-wheel suspension that allows for a smooth ride and enhanced maneuverability, ensuring that your baby’s ride is always peaceful. Locking front swivel wheels will also prevent the stroller from going off in another direction on uneven terrains, making sure that your little one always has a safe ride.

• Lightweight and compact
• One-step, one-hand folding and self-standing mechanism
• Flat reclining seat and multiple recline positions
• Seat does not go entirely upright
• Straps may be slightly long
• Handles may be slightly wobbly

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Joie Nitro Stroller

• Open dimensions: 83.5 cm x 48.5 cm x 108 cm
• Folded dimensions: 35 cm x 30 cm x 109.5 cm
• Weight: 7.52 kg
• Size: Birth to 22.5 kg

Like the best portable strollers, the Joie Nitro Stroller is lightweight and easy to handle. It can collapse into a compact umbrella fold, allowing you to simply grab the stroller by the carry handles so you’ll be able to bring it along with you wherever you go. Even when folded, it remains sturdy, stable, and capable of holding loads weighing up to 22.5 kg.

Rest assured that your little one will always remain cosy and snug in this Joie stroller’s plush covers and padded cushions, coupled with multiple recline positions. The soft-touch five-point harness also ensures that your child remains secured and protected at all times.

Even when you’re travelling on uneven terrain, the all-wheel suspension system will come into play. This allows the child to have a smooth journey and the parents to have an easy time maneuvering. The front swivel wheels also lock in place when needed, providing an additional safety precaution on uneven surfaces.

With all these benefits, the Joie Nitro stroller still remains extremely affordable compared to many other strollers out there. If you are on a tight budget and looking for a stroller that can grow with your child and easily go places with you, the Joie Nitro might just be the right choice.

• Holds up to 22.5 kg
• Lightweight umbrella chassis
• Plush covers
• Soft-touch harness
• Small and difficult-to-access basket
• Might not fit in all boots

Joie Aire Step LX Travel System

• Open dimensions: 88 cm x 49 cm x 99.5 cm
• Folded dimensions: 47 cm x 30 cm x 99 cm
• Weight: 10.1 kg
• Size: birth to 17.5 kg

Known as one of the lightest fully featured travel systems, the Joie Aire LX is the ideal stroller for travelling with tiny tagalongs. Whether you use it as a travel system or as a compact stroller paired with an infant carrier, the Joie Aire LX will ensure that every journey is a breeze.

With a one-hand quick compact fold system, the stroller closes up flat in an instant. It can even stand on its own, providing instant convenience whenever required. Apart from the pivoting bumper bar, the five-point harness keeps your child safe and snug in the stroller, with a viewing window that allows parents to see their child at all times.

Not only do the multiple recline positions provide the ultimate comfort for your child, but the stroller handles are also height adjustable. This ensures that the handlebar is in the most suitable and relaxing position when you’re pushing the stroller. The all-wheel suspension also contributes to the smooth journey and smooth maneuvering of the stroller, providing comfort for you and your child.

For families with a slightly older child and a newborn, the Joie Aire LX would be the perfect travel system to bring with you on your trips and journeys.

• Pairable with the Gemm Infant Seat
• One-hand fold with auto lock system
• Height adjustable handle
• Stands when folded
• Removable and locking bumper bar
• Lightweight travel system
• Pricier than some models

Joie Aire Twin Stroller

• Open dimensions: 80.5 cm x 76 cm x 102 cm
• Folded dimensions: 78 cm x 30.5 cm x 98.5 cm
• Weight: 11.8 kg

Have double the trouble? Fret not, as the Joie Aire Twin stroller has just what you need to handle your two little angels on a day out. Despite being a fully featured double stroller, it remains lightweight at 11.8 kg, making it stand out as one of the most lightweight double strollers on the market.

With a one-hand folding mechanism and an automatic lock, this Joie stroller folds up flat in an instant and can remain free-standing when folded. This provides added convenience for parents when their hands are full. The peekaboo window in the canopy also allows parents to keep a close eye on their children throughout the ride.

When it comes to double strollers, you have to make sure that each seat can be individually adjusted and reclined. Not only does the Aire Twin stroller allow for individual seat adjustment, but the reversible seat liner features two stylish options for the ultimate comfort customisation for each child.

The removable and pivoting arm bar allows for the safe entry and exit of your child and provides added security when on the go. On rough surfaces, the all-wheel suspension ensures and maintains a smooth ride. Safety is definitely guaranteed for your little ones with the adjustable five-point harness system and single-step ShoeSaver brake.

• Individual adjustable seats
• Reversible double seat liner
• One hand fold with auto-lock function
• Removable and pivoting arm bar
• Lightweight for a double stroller
• Small basket size
• Might not fit through all doors
• No barrier between children
• Harder to maneuver on uneven surfaces due to large size

Joie Pact Lite Stroller

• Open dimensions: 82 cm x 46.8 cm x 99 cm
• Folded dimensions: 46.8 cm x 26 cm x 54 cm
• Weight: 5.5 kg
• Size: birth to 15 kg
• Testing certification: EN 1888:2012

Are you a frequent traveler who often faces the problem of overweight luggage due to heavy strollers? If this situation sounds all too familiar, then the Joie Pact Lite stroller might have the solution for you.

Weighing only a total of 5.5 kg and inclusive of a travel bag, it is the perfect weight to be brought with you anywhere, from trains to planes. This holiday-handy Joie stroller has a fast-fold system and collapses into a flat-fold package, making it one of the most portable strollers on the market.

However, don’t be fooled by its small size. Despite it being extremely lightweight, Joie Pact Lite has all the features of a regular full-sized stroller. Equipped with a full-sized shopping basket, you can bring everything you need with you and your baby, ensuring that convenience is at your fingertips. Parents can also maneuver and control the stroller with ease, even at curves and turns, with the help of the trademarked Sweet Stride front swivel wheels.

Meanwhile, the five-point harness and safety brake functions keep your child safe and snug in the stroller. The extendable canopy and multiple recline positions also provide maximum comfort for your little one. Get ready to experience the adventures of a lifetime with the Joie Pact Lite.

• Extremely lightweight at 5.5kg only
• Includes a carry strap and bag
• Packs fast and flat very quickly
• Full-sized shopping basket
• Sweet Stride single front swivel wheels
• Not as solid and sturdy as other comparable strollers
• Small visor
• No window on hood

Joie Nitro LX Stroller

• Open dimensions: 85 cm x 48.8 cm x 108.5 cm
• Folded dimensions: 41 cm x 31 cm x 107.5 cm
• Weight: 7.7 kg
• Usage: Birth to 22.5 kg

Packed with luxurious perks, the Joie Nitro LX stroller is an upgrade from the Joie Nitro. It’s designed to be able to collapse into a compact umbrella fold for convenient transportation. Not only is it suitable from birth with a flat reclining seat, but the five-point Soft Touch harness and padded arm bar keep even the tiniest of riders safe and secure. Because of these features, this is a very infant-friendly stroller.

With an all-wheel suspension, multi-recline positions, and an eye visor that is very unique to the Nitro LX, your little one is guaranteed to have a comfortable and relaxing ride. The large storage basket keeps all your personal belongings within close reach, providing added convenience when on the go.

What actually impressed us about the sleek and lightweight Nitro LX was its ability to hold up to 22.5 kg of weight, exceeding the standard maximum capacity of strollers. This means that this Joie stroller will be able to grow with your child, safely accompanying them on their journeys throughout the year.

• Compact umbrella fold
• Adjustable hood with eyeshade
• SoftTouch five-point harness for tiny riders
• Padded armbar
• Hard to access basket when baby is lying down
• Handles are not adjustable

Overall Review of Joie Strollers

Even if you are just selecting a stroller from the Joie brand, the wide variety of models may leave you undecided for days. While every stroller may have its individual pros and cons, what may appear as a benefit to one parent may turn out to be a downside to another. Therefore, it is important to consider some of these factors before you settle on a stroller:

• One-hand folding system (convenience)
• Type of fold
• Comfort features (for both child and parent)
• Safety precautions
• All-wheel suspension
• Portability
• Weight and size (easy storage)
• Affordability
• Lifestyle habits

*apart from the usual five-point harness and safety brake

**apart from the usual multi-recline positions and calf support

It is evident that Joie stays true to its commitments and roots, continuing to give its best effort and provide the highest quality products to the parenting community. Mostly designed with portability in mind, Joie is a great choice for families who are constantly out and about and for those who travel often. Despite being lightweight, their strollers are known to be sturdy and stable, which often comes as a pleasant surprise to their users.

What makes these Joie strollers stand out is also how smooth and quick the one-hand folding mechanism is, providing the ultimate convenience for families. A slight downside to these strollers may be the size and accessibility of the storage basket. However, for strollers designed to be used mainly for traveling, the size of the baskets can suffice.

Our Final Verdict on Joie Strollers

Like many other products, you would not know whether a stroller would be suitable for you until you have tried and tested it. However, who would want to go through the hassle and expense of reviewing different strollers before choosing one?

It’s especially important for you to find out what you need from a stroller depending on your lifestyle and needs. To further help you, we thought you might be interested in checking out this other article on the  best strollers on the market for more tips and information.

From the comparison above, you can weigh the pros and cons of each stroller and see which one is the most suitable one for you and your family. For Joie strollers , the price range is definitely on the more affordable end, which is a great deal given the good quality you will get in exchange for your money.

Compare and get the  best prices for best Joie strollers in Singapore  at SuperMom now!

Where can i buy a joie stroller in singapore.

Joie strollers are available in physical stores and online platforms like Lazada, Shopee, and Amazon. You can compare the prices of Joie strollers on these platforms here on Supermom.

Is Joie a good brand for strollers?

Yes, Joie is a trusted brand of baby gear, which includes strollers. Joie strollers are high-quality and come with different safety features.

What country is Joie from?

Joie originated from the United Kingdom. Its head office is in Hong Kong, and its production facilities are in China.

How heavy is a Joie stroller?

The weights of the different Joie strollers can range from 4.6 kg to 11.8 kg.

Is the Joie Tourist stroller parent-facing?

No, the Joie Tourist stroller is front-facing.

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The Joie Pact is an ultra-light, ultra-compact stroller. Thanks to its small dimensions, this stroller is ideal for holidays and travels. It can be folded with just one hand. Once folded, you can carry it either in your hand, on the shoulder or in the carry bag that comes with the stroller. The small wheels with a mild suspension are better on smoother urban surfaces. The Pact comes with a surprisingly spacious and an easily accessible shopping basket. The non-reversible can be reclined sufficiently even for babies that can't sit up independently yet. You can place your newborn into a car seat with adapters as well.

Joie Pact Features & Specifications

The seat unit, the canopy (hood), the bumper bar, the suspension, the handlebar, the carrycot, the car seat, the accessories & extra features, best deals for joie pact, parent reviews of the joie pact, great for us.

• Lightweight
• Can be folded and unfolded with one hand
• Nothing so far

We are very satisfied with the stroller so far. We wanted something quick to fold, small and light - and above all we wanted a travel companion. Great for us 🙏

Unfortunately, it couldn't carry my 9kg daughter much anymore, it wobbled too much

• Folding with one hand
• Easy to steer
• Adjustable handle
• Large shopping basket
• Suspension wheels
• For a heavier child I do not recommend it
• Small canopy

A perfectly lightweight stroller. It rides easily, has a spacious basket, adjustable handle, it can be reclined. It is amazingly compact. Unfortunately, it couldn't carry my 9kg daughter much anymore, it wobbled too much.

Your questions about the Joie Pact

Hi, do you know what is the upright angle for the Joie Pact please?

The Pact is unfortunately not upright at all, so count on a slanted seat for sure. I don't know the exact angle, but it's about 115-120 degrees when the seat is as upright as it gets.

This is your place to ask us a (quick) question about the Joie Pact

Chefsessel für kleine Urlauber: Der Joie Pact Reisebuggy im Test

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Was ist uns im Joie Pact Test positiv aufgefallen?

Bevor wir uns die Details anschauen, listen wir Dir für einen ersten Überblick die Vor- und Nachteile auf, die uns in unserem Joie Pact Test aufgefallen sind.

👍 Was wir am Joie Pact Reisebuggy super finden:

• Leicht und klein faltbar.
• Lässt sich easy tragen (Griff und Schultergurt).
• Großer Lieferumfang: ➭Tasche ➭Regenschutz ➭Adapter für Babyschale
• Schön schmal.
• Lässt sich einfach + mit einer Hand zusammenklappen.
• Sehr wendig.
• Rückenlehne lässt sich ebenfalls mit einer Hand stufenlos verstellen.
• Vernünftiges Verdeck mit Netzfenster – viele Reisebuggys sparen hier.
• Sitz ist gut gepolstert.
• Erhöhte Sitzposition: Kann im Café den Hochstuhl ersetzen.
• Verstellbarer Schieber (bei Reisebuggys nicht üblich).
• Gut erreichbarer und (für einen Reisebuggy) großer Einkaufskorb.
• Öse am Boden des Einkaufskorbs: Sand kann unterwegs einfach herausrieseln.
• Bezug lässt sich einfach abnehmen und reinigen.
• Reflektorstreifen an den Rädern: Beim Abendspaziergang oder in der dunklen Jahreszeit werdet Ihr gut gesehen.
• Schönes Design und moderne Farbvarianten.

Gibt es auch Kritikpunkte?

Klar – irgendwas könnte immer besser sein. Dennoch sind die Minuspunkte definitiv in der Unterzahl.

👎 Was uns im Test am Joie Pact gestört hat:

• Ein bisschen klapperig – das ist allerdings bei ultraleichten Pocket-Buggys fast immer so.
• Kleinkinder können ihre Füße in der Sitzposition nicht richtig abstellen – ebenfalls ein kleines Manko, das uns bei den meisten Reisebuggys im Test aufgefallen ist.
• Ab ca. 2,5 Jahren wird es eng.
• Liegeposition ist nicht ganz flach.

Wie groß ist der Joie Pact – und passt er wirklich ins Handgepäck?

Die interessantesten Daten bei einem Reisebuggy im Test sind ganz klar: Das Faltmaß . Im zusammengeklappten Zustand misst der Joie Pact L 53 x B 50 x H 62 cm . Das ist schon ziemlich kompakt.

Dennoch ist es fraglich, ob das Bodenpersonal bei den gängigen Handgepäck-Maßen von 55 x 40 x 23 cm ein Auge zudrückt. Das konnten wir in unserem Joie Pact Test leider nicht ausprobieren. Falls Du hier Erfahrungswerte hast, berichte uns gerne in den Kommentaren!

Zum Thema Handgepäck hat Hersteller Joie folgendes Statement abgegeben: „ Der Pact passt problemlos ins Handgepäckfach der meisten Flugzeuge. Ob ein Buggy mit in die Kabine genommen werden darf, entscheidet jedoch die jeweilige Airline individuell je nach Auslastung und Platzangebot. Wir können also keine Garantie geben, aber die Chancen stehen gut. „

Das Zusammenfalten gelingt ganz einfach, indem Du beide Knöpfe am Schieber betätigst: Den vorderen Knopf schiebst Du nach links, den hinteren drückst Du parallel. So faltet sich der Buggy fast von alleine zusammen . Funktioniert sogar einhändig!

Schlank und wendig

Ebenfalls gut zu wissen: Der Joie Pact ist mit 50 cm vergleichsweise schmal , was Dir nicht nur bei City-Trips zugute kommt. Überall dort, wo es sowieso schon eng ist und Du Dich mit dem Kinderwagen wie ein Elefant im Porzellanladen fühlst – z.B. in Fahrstühlen, Ausflugsbooten, dem kleinen Supermarkt auf dem Campingplatz, in der Sicherheitsschranke der U-Bahn-Station – gewinnst Du mit einem Reisebuggy wie dem Joie Pact ein paar Zentimeter.

Zum Vergleich: Ein Standard-Buggy wie etwa der Joie Litetrax 4 misst in der Breite ganze 10 cm mehr.

Wie viel wiegt der Joie Pact – und wie lässt er sich transportieren?

Mit 6,2 kg ist der Joie Pact ein echtes Fliegengewicht – unter 6 Kilo ist ein Reisebuggy kaum zu bekommen. Wenn Du ihn zusammengeklappt hast, kannst du ihn entweder an seinem praktischen Griff tragen (der ist dank Moosgummi-Ummantelung auch schön rutschfest) oder an dem leicht gepolsterten Schultergurt .

Sehr praktisch im Test fanden wir die mitgelieferte Tragetasche , die oben eine Aussparung für den Griff/ Schultergurt hat: So können verdreckte Räder Deinem restlichen Gepäck nichts anhaben, wenn Du den Buggy im Kofferraum verstaust. Und auch die Gepäckfächer im Flugzeug oder im Zugabteil bleiben sauber.

Ebenfalls praktisch: Im eingeklappten Zustand steht der Joie Pact frei und Du musst ihn nirgends anlehnen.

Wie fährt sich der Joie Pact im Test?

Auf halbwegs ebenem Untergrund lässt sich der Joie Pact tadellos schieben und ist dank der kleinen Vorderräder extrem wendig. Eines muss Dir aber klar sein: Mit einem größeren, schweren Allround-Sportwagen kann ein Reisebuggy in puncto Fahrkomfort – insbesondere auf unebenen Untergründen – grundsätzlich nicht mithalten. Das wäre, als würdest Du einen SUV mit einem Smart vergleichen.

Verstellbarer Schieber & gefederte Reifen

Einen Pluspunkt von uns gibt es für den verstellbaren Griff : Du kannst die Schieberhöhe zweifach verstellen ; davon profitieren unterschiedlich große Eltern. Bei den meisten Reisebuggys wird auf diese Funktion verzichtet.

Die Räder sind alle einzeln gefedert , die Vorderräder kannst Du arrettieren. Wirklich geländetauglich wird der Joie Pact dadurch zwar nicht, dennoch erleichtern diese Funktionen das Schieben auf Schotterwegen oder Kopfsteinpflaster.

Schuh-schonende Bremse

Sehr angenehm im Joie Pact Test fanden wir die Bremse: Du brauchst nicht viel Kraft, um sie zu betätigen oder wieder zu lösen (der Hersteller nennt das One-Touch-Funktion ). Die Kinderwagen-Bremse zu lösen ist in Badelatschen oft nicht so angenehm am Fuß, in unserem Test war es aber komplett schmerzfrei.

Wie komfortabel ist der Joie Pact für Dein Kind?

Die Sitzfläche ist bequem gepolstert und am abnehmbaren Schutzbügel sowie an den Schritt- und Schultergurte befinden sich Polster, damit nichts unangenehm einschneiden kann.

Für ein Schläfchen zwischendurch kannst Du die Rückenlehne relativ flach einstellen , das funktioniert stufenlos und sogar mit einer Hand . Mit hochgeklappter Fußstütze ergibt sich so eine ca. 79 cm lange Liegefläche . Diese Körperlänge erreichen die meisten Kleinkinder etwa mit 14 bis 15 Monaten – bis zu diesem Alter kann sich Dein Schatz also im Joie Pact noch ganz bequem ausstrecken.

In unserem Praxis-Test mit einem 2,5 Jahre alten Kind zeigte sich: Mit leicht angezogenen Beinchen ist ein Nickerchen noch gut möglich. Das Kind kann auch noch gut aufrecht im Joie Pact sitzen, aber die Rückenlehne ist schon etwas zu kurz.

Ist der Sitz des Joie Pact drehbar?

Nein, der Sitz des Joie Pact lässt sich nicht abnehmen und wenden, wie Du es vielleicht von Deinem Kombi-Kinderwagen gewöhnt bist. Das ist bei Reisebuggys – bis auf sehr wenige Ausnahmen – Standard, weil sich diese Funktion natürlich wieder aufs Gesamtgewicht auswirkt.

Babys und Kleinkinder sind hier total unterschiedlich – viele genießen den freien Blick und schauen sich die Welt ganz entspannt an und schlafen ab einem gewissen Alter in Fahrtrichtung sogar besser ein. Andere haben manchmal Schwierigkeiten, ohne Augenkontakt zur Bezugsperson einzuschlafen oder sind von den vielen visuellen Reizen überfordert.

Unsere Empfehlung deshalb: Sei gerade auf Reisen für alles gerüstet und nimm immer eine Babytrage mit – egal, ob für die Kuschelzeit zwischendurch oder für einen spontanen Strandspaziergang.

Ab welchem Alter kannst Du den Joie Pact verwenden – und bis wann?

Die offizielle Hersteller-Angabe lautet „ab Geburt und bis 15 kg“ . Für ein Neugeborenes empfiehlt sich ein Buggy – auch mit flachgestellter Rückenlehne – allerdings nicht.

Wenn Du den Joie Pact schon in den ersten Lebensmonaten im Urlaub mit Deinem Baby nutzen möchtest, dann verwende ihn lieber als Travel System und stecke die Babyschale über den zurückgeklappten Sitz. Die Adapter sind praktischerweise im Lieferumfang enthalten und sind nicht nur mit Joie-Babyschalen kompatibel. Auch viele gängige Babyschalen von Maxi-Cosi oder Cybex lassen sich auf das Fahrgestell klicken.

Ganz normal verwenden solltest Du den Joie Pact erst, wenn sich Dein Baby selbstständig hinsetzen kann . Das lernen die meisten Babys irgendwann zwischen 6 und 9 Monaten. Wie bei vielen Buggys sind 15 kg als maximale Belastungsgrenze angegeben – ein Gewicht, das Kleinkinder in aller Regel frühestens gegen Ende des 3. Lebensjahrs erreichen . Kein Kinderwagen wird sofort zusammenbrechen, wenn neben Deinem Kleinkind hin und wieder noch ein paar Kilo Einkäufe mitfahren, dauerhaft überlasten solltest Du das Gestell natürlich aber trotzdem nicht.

Joie Pact Test: Unser Fazit

Ist der Joie Pact der richtige Reisebuggy für Dich? Nach unserem ausführlichen Test können wir festhalten: Gegenüber anderen Reisebuggys hat der Joie Pact einige Vorteile – und ein wirklich faires Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis . Für unter 180 Euro bekommst Du einen praktischen Urlaubsbegleiter, der die Basis-Funktionen, die ein Buggy haben sollte, super zufriedenstellend erfüllt.

Beim Städtetrip , an der Strandpromenade , beim Camping , in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln und am Flughafen oder auch auf dem Kreuzfahrtschiff ist es total praktisch, einen so schmalen und leichten Buggy dabei zu haben. Theoretisch kannst Du Dir den Joie Pact sogar auf Deinen Fahrrad-Gepäckträger schnallen. Und auch beim Ausflug in den Freizeitpark , ins Möbelhaus oder in einem weitläufigen Museum ist ein Reisebuggy wie der Pact eine clevere Alternative zum sperrigen Kombi-Kinderwagen.

Einzig wenn Du einen Aktiv-Urlaub mit ausgedehnten Wald- oder Strandspaziergängen oder Wanderungen auf unbefestigtem Gelände planst, muss ein Kinderwagen mit größeren luftgefüllten Reifen mit (wie z.B. ein TFK Mono ) – oder alternativ eine gute Babytrage mit Rückentragefunktion .

Suchst Du nach einem Buggy, der dem Joie Pact sehr ähnlich sieht, aber günstiger in der Anschaffung ist? Dann könnte der Graco Myavo der richtige Buggy für Dich sein.

Hat Dich unser Joie Pact Testbericht überzeugt? Oder möchtest Du Dir weitere Reisebuggys anschauen? In unserem Reisebuggy-Test kannst Du die besten leichten Buggys mit Liegefunktion vergleichen.

Joie Pact Reisebuggy – Testbericht im Video

Im Video zeigt Dir unsere Kollegin und versierte Buggy-Testerin Steffi den Joie Pact noch einmal mit allen seinen Vor- und Nachteilen:

Beim Klick wird dieses Video von den YouTube-Servern geladen. Details siehe Datenschutzerklärung .

Weitere Reisebuggys im Test:

• City-Flitzer (nicht nur) für den Urlaub: Der Hauck Travel N Care Plus Reisebuggy im Test
• Urlaubsbegleiter mit viel Komfort: Der Joie Tourist Reisebuggy im Test
• Kompakter Buggy mit vielen Extras: Der Joie Parcel im Test
• Hauck Travel N Care Test: Wendiger Reisebegleiter im coolen Design
• Graco Myavo Buggy-Test
• ABC Design Ping Two-Test: Reisebuggy mit Einhandfaltung

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5 Kommentare zu “ Chefsessel für kleine Urlauber: Der Joie Pact Reisebuggy im Test ”

Hallo Meine Frage ist, welche Babyschalen passen denn drauf? MfG Caro

Hallo liebe Caro, auf jeden Fall passen: – Joie gemm & i-Gemm 3 – Joie i-Level & i-Level Recline – Joie i-Snug 2

Für den Beitrag habe ich damals eine Cybex Aton auf die Adapter gesteckt, das hat problemlos gepasst. Die Aufnahme für die „normalen“ Babyschalen von Joie, Cybex, Maxi-Cosi und BeSafe und auch ein paar weitere ist gleich, aber es gibt eventuell Einschränkungen bei Babyschalen mit Liegefunktion. Joie gibt hier bewusst keine einzelnen Modellbezeichnungen an, weil die Kompatibiliät nur mit Joie-Babyschalen offiziell getestet wurde, d.h. hier wird keine Garantie übernommen, dass auch andere Modelle passen. Welche Babyschale hast Du denn bzw. für welche interessierst Du Dich? Wir können auf jeden Fall gerne für Dich direkt beim Hersteller nachfragen.

Viele Grüße Julia vom Babyartikel.de Magazin

Danke für die tolle Zusammenfassung. Was sind den die Unterschiede zu den älteren Pact Modellen (2020) zu den neueren?

Super spannender und informativer Beitrag. Worin besteht der Unterschied zwischen dem Joie pact und dem Joie parcel? ist einer davon besser geeignet auf etwas unruhigeren Strassenbedingungen (Kopfsteinpflaster etc.) zu fahren? Danke

Hallo liebe Nicole,

das ist eine sehr interessante Frage! Wir haben den Joie Parcel aktuell nicht in unserem Sortiment und haben ihn auch noch nicht getestet, deswegen kann ich Dir nur ein paar Basis-Infos dazu geben.

Also: Der Joie Parcel ist aus der Joie Signature Kollektion – das sind Joie Buggys/ Produkte, die etwas modischer konzipiert sind als die „normale“ Kollektion, d.h. hier wird mehr Wert auf wertiges Design und spezielle Features gelegt, das lässt sich der Hersteller natürlich auch mehr kosten. Der Parcel hat z.B. braun bezogene Griffe und auch noch ein paar weitere Details an der Fußstütze und am Verdeck. Der Rahmen sieht auch ganz anders aus, z.B. hat er nicht das sonst übliche Logo an der Seite. Auch z.B. den magnetischen Gurtverschluss vom Parcel hat der Pact nicht. Die Räder sind so wie ich es verstehe aber gleich, bei beiden Wagen 4-fach gefedert und auch etwa gleich groß. Der Pact hat ein etwas kleineres Packmaß als der Parcel und wiegt auch ca. 500 Gramm weniger; im Preis unterscheiden sie sich deutlich, wie Du sicher schon festgestellt hast. Ich bin gespannt, wie Du Dich entscheidest. Letztlich kommt es darauf an, was Dir wichtig ist und wie viel Du für einen Reisebuggy ausgeben möchtest.

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Joie pact vs joie tourist

• s SibbyP111 Posted 27-02-22 I have the Joie tourist. It’s fab, folds down really small and compact, lightweight, has straps so you can sling it over your shoulders like a backpack. One click to fold it down and put it up, so easy. Reclines for nap time. Can’t recommend it highly enough. I travel a lot on trains etc and it’s great and so easy and hassle free to use.

Im Test: Gewinnt einen Joie Pact Lite für eure Reisen

Unsere ersten Reisen liegen hinter uns und wenn ihr das hier lest, sind wir schon wieder unterwegs. Diesmal reisen wir mit dem Wohnmobil…wohin? Gute Frage. Das erfahrt ihr, wenn wir wieder da sind bzw. gerne immer wieder bei Instagram . Für unseren Tripp nach Spanien durften wir den Joie Pact Lite testen und unsere ersten Erfahrungen habe ich euch schon in unserem Reisebericht geschildert. Nun nutzen wir ihn schon eine Weile! Auf Instagram erreichten mich einige Fragen zu unserem neuen Gefährt, deswegen möchte ich sie euch hier gebündelt beantworten und mit etwas Glück darf sich einer von euch bald davon überzeugen. Ich möchte einen Joie Pact Lite in der Farbe Lychee an euch verlosen. Mehr dazu – wie immer – unten im Beitrag.

Eure Fragen zum Joie Pact Lite

Wie klein lässt er sich klappen?

Ich habe nicht nachgemessen, aber laut Hersteller hat er zusammen geklappt die Maße L 46 x B 25 x H 53 cm. Er ist wirklich klein, gilt als Handgepäck im Flugzeug und lässt sich zusammengeklappt über die Schulter nehmen wir eine Tasche. Theoretisch gibt es sogar eine Tasche dazu. Das macht es im Flugzeug um einiges leichter.

Kann das Kind in beide Richtungen gerichtet fahren? 

Nein, leider nicht. Das wäre echt das Itüpfelchen, aber es geht nicht. Ich vermute, es liegt wieder an Größe und Faltmaß, denn es gibt wenige Buggys, die das können.

Ist er einfach zusammen zu klappen?

Er ist wirklich einfach zu klappen, sogar einhändig. Und da er nur etwas über 5 Kilo wiegt, kann man es auch mit Kind auf dem Arm oder Einkauf schaffen.

Wie fährt er sich auf Kopfsteinpflaster, Kies und Co?

Sagen wir so: Er kommt über Kopfsteinpflaster, wenn es nicht zu grob ist. Manche Höhen schaffen die kleinen Räder nicht, denn sie sind nun mal klein. Bei Kies bzw. Sand am Strand hat auch der Pact Lite Grenzen, aber mal ehrlich: wer schiebt einen kleinen Buggy durch den Sand? Das liegt aber nicht unbedingt an den Reifen, sondern auch am Gewicht. Wir waren mit ihm mehrmals am Strand und haben ihn dann immer schnell zum Korb oder so getragen. Für lange Strandspaziergänge ist in meinen Augen aber kein Buggy bzw. Kinderwagen geeignet, außer es ist ein Outdoor-Wagen mit sehr großen Rädern und entsprechendem Gewicht.

Lässt er sich mit einer Hand lenken?

Ja, ganz entspannt. Als wir uns in einem Laden beraten lassen haben, meinte der Verkäufer süffisant: „Das Mama das Handy oder den Kaffee tragen kann, was?“ Habe ihn dann nur dezent auf seine Oberflächlichkeit hingewiesen und gemeint: Nein, Mama hält ihr zweites Kind an der Hand oder auch das Kleinste, wenn es mal läuft und nicht immer im Wagen sitzt und wir eine Straße überqueren. Denn dafür haben wir auf einen durchgehenden Griff geachtet. Aber auch die Große kann den Pact Lite schieben und lenken. Sehr praktisch.

Hat er einen Sonnenschutz?

Das Verdeck hat einen Lichtschutzfaktor von +50. Das ist ok. Aber entgegen meiner Erwartung ist das Sonnenverdeck etwas kurz, so dass es bei tiefer stehender Sonne als Mittags wenig schützt. Habe aber eine ganze Weile eine versteckte Verlängerung gesucht. Aber das ist ok, da meine Kleine darin nicht schläft bzw. immer ihre Mützen trägt.

Hat er Luftreifen?

Nein, Luftreifen hat er nicht. Ich vermute, dann wäre er in den Maßen oder dem Gewicht nicht mehr so reisetauglich. Ich finde die Hartgummireifen nicht schlecht, auch unsere Kinderwaen hatten welche. Aber dank guter Federung ist der Wagen nicht so wackelig wie manch andere Buggys, die wir mal hatten.

Wie bequem ist er fürs Kind?

Ich kann das ja nur von außen beobachten, aber meine Kleine sitzt gerne drin, wenn sie nicht mehr laufen mag und guckt sich die Welt eben aus dem Wagen an. Er fährt recht sicher und wackelt nicht bei minimaler Erschütterung. Nichts desto trotz würde ich ihn nicht für ganz kleine Kinder nehmen, deren Körperspannung noch nicht so weit entwickelt ist. Ein Buggy ist eben kein großer Kombikinderwagen, egal ob Pact Lite oder andere Buggys.

Kann man an den Wagen einen Rucksack oder eine Tasche hängen, ohne dass er umkippt?

Nein! Das wird vom Hersteller klar kommuniziert und bei nährerer Beschäftigung mit dem Thema fiel mir auf: Bei fast jedem Buggy wird das explizit kommuniziert. Ein Buggy hat eine kleinere Grundfläche, ist oft leichter und schmaler als große Kinderwagen und kippen so schnell um, wenn sich der Schwerpunkt durch zusätzliches Gepäck verschiebt. Und ja, das tut er, vor allem der wirklich schmale Pact Lite.

Wie belastbar ist der Einkaufskorb?

Wir waren in Barcelona auf schlechtes Wetter eingestellt. Doch entgegen der Vorhersagen haben wir die Regenjacken nicht gebraucht, wir hatten sie also neben einem kleinen Rucksack mit Wickelsachen, Snacks und Wasserflaschen unten im Korb. Es hielt alles gut, der Korb ging nicht kaputt. Und auch heute trägt der Korb einiges: kleine Einkäufe, Fahrradhelme oder die Rucksäcke der Kinder. Nach wie vor ist er stabil und macht nicht den Eindruck, dass er bald kaputt geht.

Wie ist er im Stadtverkehr und öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln?

Wir konnten in Barcelona mit diesem schmalen Buggy durch jede Schranke vor den U-Bahnen, ohne einen Mitarbeiter zu bitten, uns die Rollstuhleingänge zu öffnen. Auch in Bus und Bahn findet er immer Platz und sei es, weil wir ihn schnell zusammen geklappt haben. Die Bremse ist schnell bedient und er steht dann auch wirklich fest. Unser alter Buggy hat sich da schon mal quer durch die Bahn verabschiedet, ein Glück ohne Kind darin. Dank des geringen Gewichts kriegt man ihn zur Not auch allein die Stufen der Straßenbahn hoch, denn er ist kompakt und klein.

Gewinnt einen Joie Pact Lite in Lychee

Ich drücke euch die Daumen!

43 Kommentare

Der nächste Trip ist nach Wien geplant :) Und da wäre ein Buggy, den wir als Handgepäck mitnehmen können, natürlich ideal!

Oh das wäre ein toller Gewinn für unser 3. Kind. Nach 2 Jungs ist der Buggy schon etwas gebraucht aber er ist auch heiss geliebt. Wir verreisen sehr gern für länger oder nur für Tagesausflüge. Als nächstes steht bei uns die Lenzerheide in der Schweiz auf dem Programm der würde sich der Pact Lite sicher gut machen.

Liebe Bella, danke für diese tolle Review! Ich würde gerne nach Spanien fliegen. Egal wo, hauptsache Strand. LG, Rosa

Der Buggy sieht so super aus und dein Erfahrungsbericht ist richtig klasse. Für den Fall das wir gewinnen, würden wir ihn direkt mit nach Österreich nehmen und dort die Berge und Städte unsicher machen :)) alles Liebe

Für unseren Hamburg/Nordseetrip wäre der natürlich genial ⚓⛵ bisher haben wir für die Räubertochter nur den großen Kinderwagen aber in so einem tollen Buggy macht entdecken doch viel mehr Spaß Das er nicht viel Platz braucht ist bei Reisen mit 5 Personen natürlich auch ein nicht unwichtiges Detail

Wir würden mit dem neuen Gefährt gerne nach Südtirol aufbrechen.

Ein kompakter Buggy wäre natürlich klasse für zukünftige Fernreisen. Bisher haben wir nur so eine Krücke mitgenommen.

Wir würden unheimlich gerne Mal wieder nach La Palma mit dem Joie Pact Lite. Mit Kind 1 waren wir dort schon und nun mit Kind 2 wollen wir wieder hin fliegen. Um dort Tagestouren zu machen muss es ein leichter, kompakter Buggy sein. Der Joie wäre ideal.

Wir würden den Joie Pact Lite gerne mit nach La Palma nehmen. Wir waren schon Mal dort und für die vielen Tagestouren brauchen wir einen leichten, kompakten Buggy. Der Joie wäre ideal dafür

Wir wollen in die Sxhweiz fliegen und dort meine Schwester besuchen die dort seit kurzem lebt. Wir hatten überlegt ganz ohne zu fliegen und dort einen zu leihen oder 2nd hand zu kaufen, ganz ohne schafft mein Zwerg mit 2Jahren noch nicht, daher wäre der Gewinn eine tolle Sache für uns!

Danke für deinen ausführlichen Bericht und die Antworten auf die vielen Fragen! Da wird die Entscheidung für einen Kinderwagen deutlich einfacher. Ich würde mich sehr über den Kinderwagen freuen. Wir fahren im September in den Schwarzwald und da wäre er für die vielen Ausflüge ideal. Viele Grüße Lisa

Wir wollen bald nach Lissabon :-)

Hallo Liebe Bella, wir sind grade dabei vom Sportsitz auf einen leichteren Buggy umzustellen bzw haben das bald vor, dafür wäre der Joie Pact Lite perfekt und dann auch noch in Rot. Wir fliegen Ende September nach Griechenland nach Kefalonia, dort ist es auch sehr kieslig und uneben dafür perfekt denken wir.

Zur Uroma nach Gütersloh

An die Nordsee.

Ich würde mich sehr darüber freuen, den Pact Lite im nächstens Frühjahr auf die Kanaren auszuführen! Bis dahin bin ich sind wir nämlich zu Viert und während die Kleine bestimmt viel im Tragetuch spazieren geht, würde sich mein ‚Großer‘ mit 2Jahren sicher über das gemütliche Gefährt freuen!

Wir würden auch nach Spanien fahren, denn da sind wir am häufigsten anzutreffen, da die Großeltern da wohnen :)

Hier ich. Passend zum nächsten Urlaub wäre schön Habt einen schönen Urlaub!

Hallo Ich würde den Pact Lite gerne für eine Freundin gewinnen, die gerne in Hamburg unterwegs sind. Viele Grüße

Wir möchten den pact light gerne auf unsere Schottlandreise im September mitnehmen und dann nächstes Jahr auch für unsere Amerikareise wieder verwenden.

Liebe Grüße Sarah und Helmut mit Alexander

Nach Amerika zu der Verwandtschaft.Ohne Buggy geht es leider nicht.Danke für die tolle Chance

Unser kleiner Mann läuft zwar schon oft, aber oft halt leider auch nicht. Wir würden damit gern an die Nordsee reisen und die schönen, langen Radwege entlang stiefeln. Danke für die tolle Verlosung. Glg Domi und Katja

Hallo Bella! Unser nächster Urlaub geht zu Omi und Opi – und da das Auto wie immer voll bepackt ist, würde der Joie uns das Mitnehmen des Kinderwagens ersparen…LG, Theresa

Tolle Aktion! Vielen Dank dafür. Wir möchten mit unserer Kleinen ins Allgäu. Und da unser Töchterchen in den Bergen wohl schnell ermüden wird, wäre der Buggy optimal für unsere Touren.

Das wäre ein tolles Gefährt für unser kleines Lischen und das noch folgende Geschwisterchen.

Liebe Bella, da versuche ich doch mal mein Glück! Unser zweites Kind kommt in wenigen Wochen auf die Welt, deshalb ist erst an Weihnachten der nächste Urlaub geplant! Mit dann zwei Kindern wird der Kofferraum wohl gerappelt voll sein, wenn wir dann in die Berge nach Südtirol fahren, da wäre so ein kleiner Buggy wirklich Gold wert! Toitoitoi

Wir hatten geplant die nächsten Monate mal nach Italien zu reisen,da wäre der Buggy natürlich perfekt

Nach Nebel auf der schönen Insel Amrum.

Wunderbar, ein tolles Teil. Ich würde damit nach Helgoland verreisen.

Wir würden gern nach Indonesien reisen

Ich würde mit meiner Familie und dem dem Pact Lite gern nach Rügen verreisen.

Zwei Kleinkinder und nur ein Buggy… wir brauchen Verstärkung für unseren Städtetrip zum Onkel nach Köln!!

Wir waren jetzt ein paar Monate im Ausland und würden den Buggy mitnehmen, wenn wir quer durch’s Land reisen, um all unsere Lieben endlich wiederzusehen.

Wir planen unseren ersten Campingurlaub Ende August am Gardasee und da wäre der Pact Lite einfach perfekt! Je kompakter desto besser für die Anreise und die Unternehmungen vor Ort. Vielen Dank für das tolle Chace! Sonnige Grüße, Jana, Paul und Anton ☀️

Wir wollen nach Mallorca fliegen und da wäre das schöne Stück natürlich super geeignet!

Ich würde damit sehr gern nach Südtirol verreisen und mit der Familie den Pact Lite ausprobieren.

Ich würde damit sehr gern nach Berlin in die Hauptstadt verreisen.

Oh, ich hüpf in den Lostopf, mit unseren beiden Jungs fahren wir an Weihnachten in die Berge nach Südtirol, mit gerappelt vollem Kofferraum wäre der kleine Buggy ideal!

am liebsten nach Budapest :)

er dürfte liebend gerne mit nach Dänemark :) LG, Melanie

Du schreibst, dass du lange nach einer Sonnenschutzverlängerung gesucht hast – bist du fündig geworden?

Sind eben auch auf der Suche. Vielen Dank!

Wir haben einfach eine aus dem Drogeriemarkt genommen. Integriert ist leider keine.

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