For me, quality and sustainability are very important. The Crossbuggy is produced in Switzerland and assembled in a big sheltered workshop in Germany. All materials are made in the EU and the frame can be completelty recycled. The washable and dirt repellent seatcovers are fully compliant with the highest OEKO-tex standards and are free of any harmful substances – you can really drive this buggy with a good conscience. Those with twins are very often addressed by others, and with the YippieYo Crossbuggy, you certainly are an eye-catcher!

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You Baby Me Mummy (United Kingdom)
“As if by magic, just as I was contemplating our options, I heard from YippieYo who have created their unique Crossbuggy. They combined elements from a pushchair, a hand-drawn cart and a child carrier to create an all-terrain buggy that is highly manoeuvrable, durable and with space for two children aged from one to six. Although we only have one child, we knew the extra space would come in handy for bags.”

The Family Adventure Project (United Kingdom)
Do you have young children and a desire to adventure more with them in the outdoors? Are you tired of conventional prams holding you back from exploring fells, forests or beaches? We’ve discovered the perfect solution – an all-terrain crossbuggy that frees you up to explore.

The Mamma Fairy (United Kingdom)
Overall the YippieYo gets a big thumbs up from the Mamma Fairy house, it delivers exactly what it promises, it’s safe, its comfortable and suitable for all terrains. We received this before Christmas, and it gets very regular use in this house.

Mamis Welt (Germany)
We can absolutely recommend the YippieYo Crossbuggy, especially for parents with two younger children. We do use it very, very often and we will never ever give it away.

Thedadnetwork
Every now and again, it’s good to try something different. Never mind 4 wheelers or even 3 wheelers, this is a beautifully designed, heavy-duty 2 wheeler that will tackle any off-road terrain, unlike any other pushchair you’ve seen.
Oh, and you pull it. Does that make it a ‘pullchair?’

For me, quality and sustainability are very important. The Crossbuggy is produced in Switzerland and assembled in a big sheltered workshop in Germany. All materials are made in the EU and the frame can be completelty recycled. The washable and dirt repellent seatcovers are fully compliant with the highest OEKO-tex standards and are free of any harmful substances – you can really drive this buggy with a good conscience. Those with twins are very often addressed by others, and with the YippieYo Crossbuggy, you certainly are an eye-catcher!
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Jack’s Papermoon (United Kingdom)
“I’ll curb my bellyaching about the weather for a bit to show you this wonderful contraption… Behold… The YippieYo. This arrived all the way from Germany, just before our holiday, the perfect holiday companion for an active family!”

Discover Germany
In a world of cheap labour and disposable products, it is refreshing to see a creation that unites adults and children in adoration. Unlike a conventional children’s buggy, the Swiss-made YippieYo Crossbuggy is designed for off-road exploration, taking design cues from mountain bikes to create a long-lasting tool for unbridled family fun.

Bump to Baby (United Kingdom)
Their product isn’t something I’ve ever really seen before and I think it’s a cool concept for parents with children who are able to walk yet get tired easily.

Made For Mums
Looking for an all terrain buggy but finding it hard to choose which three or four-wheeler best suits you? Stop right there and think about this: how about a two-wheeler. As buggy designers are working on little refinements to their honed masterpieces to compete in the all-terrain market, one new upstart hopes to turn that market on its head.

The Mamma Fairy (United Kingdom)
Overall the YippieYo gets a big thumbs up from the Mamma Fairy house, it delivers exactly what it promises, it’s safe, its comfortable and suitable for all terrains. We received this before Christmas, and it gets very regular use in this house.