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UPPAbaby Vista V2 vs Joolz Day+

Both are full-size pushchairs, and the Vista V2 is the lighter of the two by 1.3kg. Neither is made any more, so you would be buying used.

Illustration of the UPPAbaby Vista V2
UPPAbabyFull-size pushchairNo longer made

Vista V2

Weight
12kg
Folded
241L
New
£850
Full Vista V2 specs
Illustration of the Joolz Day+
JoolzFull-size pushchairNo longer made

Day+

Weight
13.3kg
Folded
196L
New
£929
Full Day+ specs

The verdict

Choose the Vista V2 if you want

  • Room to grow into a double
  • A lighter pushchair (12kg against 13.3kg)
  • To spend less (£850 new against £929)

Best for: Growing families buying second-hand who want a proven double-ready pram

Full Vista V2 specs

Choose the Day+ if you want

  • A smaller fold (196 litres against 241)

Best for: Parents wanting a roomy pram for everyday walks

Full Day+ specs

In short: the Vista V2 for room to grow into a double and a lighter pushchair (12kg against 13.3kg); the Day+ for a smaller fold (196 litres against 241).

Head to head

Within 3% counts as even.

2Vista V2wins

head to head

Day+win1

  • 12kg
    WeightLighter: Vista V2
    13.3kg
  • 241 litres
    Folded volumeSmaller fold: Day+
    196 litres
  • 65cm
    Width
    Not published
  • 13.6kg
    Basket
    Not published
  • 22kg
    Max child weight
    Not published
  • 5
    Recline positions
    Not published
  • £850
    Price newCheaper new: Vista V2
    £929

What one has that the other doesn't

Features that differ between the Vista V2 and the Day+
FeatureVista V2Day+
Stands when foldedNot publishedYes
Converts to a doubleYesNo

The folds, to scale

Both folds drawn to the same scale, each against a 55 x 40 x 20cm cabin bag (the dashed box). The Vista V2 folds to about 241 litres and the Day+ to about 196 litres.

Vista V284 x 65 x 44cmDay+94 x 60 x 35cm

What we pay for one

What we pay for a complete one in good condition, with free collection.

Full specs side by side

UPPAbaby Vista V2 and Joolz Day+ specs side by side
SpecVista V2Day+
Size and weight
Weight (different)12kg (chassis and seat; carrycot 3.8kg)13.3kg (chassis and seat; 14.2kg with carrycot)
Open size91 x 65 x 100cmNot published
Folded size (different)44 x 65 x 84cm94 x 60 x 35cm
Folded volume (different)241 litres196 litres
Cabin-bag sizeNoNo
Fold
One-hand foldNot publishedNot published
Folds in one pieceYesYes
Folds with seat onYesYes
Stands when foldedNot publishedYes
Seat and carrycot
Suitable fromBirthBirth
Max child weight22kgNot published
CarrycotIncludedIncluded
Overnight sleepYesYes
Parent-facing seatYesYes
Recline positions5Not published
Lies flatNot publishedNot published
Wheels and ride
Tyres (different)Large puncture-resistant tyresPuncture-proof, 7in front and 12in rear
SuspensionAll-wheelNot published
Best onCity and parkCity and park
Handlebar (different)TelescopicAdjustable
Extras
Basket13.6kgNot published
Car seat fits (different)UPPAbaby Mesa clicks on directly; other brands need adaptorsAdaptors sold separately
Converts to a double (different)YesNo
LaunchedNot publishedNot published
Price new (RRP) (different)£850, from price quoted by Mumsnet; UK packs came with chassis, seat and carrycot£929, chassis, seat and carrycot
Still made (different)No, replaced by the UPPAbaby Vista V3No, replaced by the Joolz Day 5

Specs checked 22 September 2026 against the maker's UK figures and large UK retailers. Where a figure isn't published we say so rather than guess.

Questions

Which is lighter, the UPPAbaby Vista V2 or the Joolz Day+?

The Vista V2 is lighter, at 12kg against 13.3kg for the Day+.

Which folds smaller?

The Day+ folds smaller: about 196 litres against 241 for the Vista V2.

Which is better for a newborn?

The Vista V2 comes with a carrycot approved for overnight sleep, and the Day+ comes with a carrycot approved for overnight sleep.

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