Compare Bugaboo Strollers

Bugaboo offers a premium line of stylish strollers. But the travel systems also come at a premium price, ranging from about $600 to $900, depending on the model. There are three stroller types currently offered by Bugaboo.

Bugaboo Bee

The Bugaboo Bee is the most mobile of the Bugaboo stroller models, ideal for walking around town or across level, smooth surfaces. It has four wheel independent suspension for a bounce-free travel experience for parent and baby alike. It is also the least expensive of the Bugaboo line at $600.

Bugaboo Frog

The Bugaboo Frog is less compact than the Bee, but it can handle much rougher terrain. Adjustable, heavy-duty suspension --- similar to that found on mountain bikes --- and 12-inch wheels ensure that the Frog can travel through snow or on the beach without disturbing the child or making the caregiver struggle. The Frog retails for $759.

Bugaboo Cameleon

The Bugaboo Cameleon is the most customizable stroller, offering the most color choices. It has the same 12-inch wheels as the Frog but offers more usable space on a smaller chassis and a higher level of shock absorption. It is the most expensive of the Bugaboo line but offers the smoothest ride. Unlike the Bee or Frog, it has a reversible handlebar so that the caregiver can choose for the child to face forward or backward. The Cameleon costs about $880.

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