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bugaboo dragonfly plane Bugaboo Butterfly 2 Travel Stroller Black/Forest Green

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bugaboo dragonfly plane Bugaboo Butterfly 2 Travel Stroller Black/Forest GreenThe Bugaboo Butterfly 2 is an ultra compact travel stroller designed for families who are always on the move. Featuring a one second fold and unfold system, it is IATA compatible and sized to fit in most airplane overhead compartments. With a spacious ergonomic seat, advanced suspension, and sustainable materials, the Butterfly 2 delivers premium comfort, smooth handling, and responsible design in one refined travel solution. Why choose the Bugaboo

The Bugaboo Butterfly 2 is an ultra-compact travel stroller designed for families who are always on the move. Featuring a one-second fold and unfold system, it is IATA-compatible and sized to fit in most airplane overhead compartments. With a spacious ergonomic seat, advanced suspension, and sustainable materials, the Butterfly 2 delivers premium comfort, smooth handling, and responsible design in one refined travel solution.


Why choose the Bugaboo Butterfly 2

  1. Effortless one-second fold for real-life travel
    The intuitive one-second fold and unfold mechanism allows you to collapse or open the stroller instantly using just one hand. Ideal for airports, public transport, and quick transitions while traveling with your child.

  2. IATA-compatible ultra-compact design
    Engineered to meet IATA cabin size standards, the Butterfly 2 is designed to fit in overhead plane compartments, making it a reliable choice for frequent flyers and urban explorers. Always confirm with your airline before traveling.

  3. Exceptional comfort in a compact stroller
    Unlike traditional travel strollers, the Butterfly 2 offers a spacious, ergonomic seat that reclines fully for naps and sits upright for active exploration. The integrated adjustable footrest provides additional leg support and comfort as your child grows.

  4. Smooth ride across urban environments
    Larger urban wheels combined with advanced full suspension ensure a stable and comfortable ride on sidewalks, uneven pavement, and city streets, giving parents confidence and babies a smoother experience.

  5. Smart storage for everyday essentials
    The roomy underseat basket supports up to 17.6 lbs, while the rear pocket keeps frequently used items within easy reach. Perfect for travel days, city walks, and daily errands.

  6. Sustainability without compromise
    Built with bio-based materials and recycled aluminum, the Butterfly 2 has the lowest CO₂ footprint in the Bugaboo lineup, offering an eco-conscious choice without sacrificing durability or performance.

  7. Tested durability for long-term use
    The frame is rigorously tested to withstand over 2,485 miles of strolling, ensuring long-lasting reliability for families who demand performance over time.


Features, What’s Included & Technical Specifications

Key Features

  • One-second compact fold and unfold

  • IATA-compatible cabin size

  • Spacious ergonomic seat with recline function

  • Adjustable integrated footrest

  • Larger urban wheels with advanced suspension

  • Detachable sun canopy with ventilation and peekaboo window

  • Color-matching padded 5-point harness

  • Large underseat basket plus rear storage pocket

  • Eco-friendly materials with 30% lower CO₂ footprint

What’s Included

  • Chassis with wheels

  • Integrated leg rest

  • Base fabric set

  • Sun canopy with peekaboo window

  • Comfort padded 5-point harness

  • Seat inlay

  • Carry strap

Technical Specifications

  • Underseat basket capacity: up to 17.6 lbs

  • Materials: bio-based plastics and recycled aluminum

  • Travel compatibility: IATA cabin size compliant

  • Durability testing: over 2,485 miles of use

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