Description
From the manufacturer
Built-In Tray
Extra-deep cup holders for bumpy rides, swivel no-kick design, and 100% removable and washable. Tray folds with stroller.
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Footrest
Adjustable 3-position footrest for added comfort
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Storage Basket
Easy access storage with 15 lb. weight capacity
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Reclinable Seat
Adjust to any position from upright to fully reclined, for children up to 44" or 55 lbs.
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Wheels & Brake
Large rear wheels for a smoother ride with built-in flip-flop friendly brake
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One-Handed Lightweight Fold
Standing compact fold with auto-lock feature. Folds WITH tray attached!
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Adjustable Canopy
With an option to extend even more with zipper, UPF 50 sun protection and a mesh peek-a-boo window
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Built-In Storage
Zippered pocket and mesh cup holder
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Flip-flop Friendly Parking Brake
One tap locks and unlocks both sides
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Car Seat Adapter Available
Minimum child age in Kooper seat is 3 months+
Kooper Universal Car Seat Adapter sold separately
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Compact One-Handed Standing Fold
Weighs just 16 lbs., making the Kooper a perfect option for travel
The Joovy Difference
Built-In Comfort
The deluxe extendable canopy offers added sun protection with extra headroom. The Kooper’s wide seat offers comfort as your child grows.
Nap-Ready Reclining Seat
Let your little one kick back and relax. The Kooper’s seat has a customizable recline, perfect for naps on-the-go.
More Storage
Compact strollers never bring the noise with storage space, but the Kooper is a game-changer, with a whopping 15 lbs of storage capacity.
Travel Friendly
With a one-handed fold and lightweight frame, the Kooper is great for traveling with limited cargo space.
Love 2 Shop –
So, first of all let me tell you I looked at soooooooo many strollers, it was exhausting!I have been using this stroller for awhile now, so I can give you my honest review of it.I was given a Bob stroller (a great stroller and must have for serious outings/hiking/walking/running).But I wanted another stroller that was light and easy to maneuver around, especially for quick trips or a short walk, but even for a zoo day too. I also wanted features of a good sun cover, basket storage, and a tray. This stroller is EVERYTHING!!!It is super easy to maneuver anywhere, it’s lightweight but definitely NOT cheaply made. Handles bumps in the road with ease, I never get stuck. One finger easy turning. Seriously fantastic.The sun cover has absolutely AMAZING coverage, with a a perfect peek through area to watch the baby/toddler.The tray is fantastic!!!! Easy to open just one side, easy to take completely on/off, easy to clean and folds with the stroller!The backseat adjustment is easy to use and allows any position you want.Brakes are secure and simple to use, located in a convenient area as well.Seat belts are very secure from the child opening them….but easy to use for the adult (as I find some were horrible to try to open and close).Handle bar is nicely padded, comfortable to use.The storage is VERY roomy.It has a nice little pouch to put your phone and small things in.There is a cup holder, but it is for lighter cups (not your hydro flask).Folding is a dream, as well as lifting to put anywhere…and reopening too.I bought the green color, which is beautiful in person (the video has the more accurate color…the picture on the website looks terrible).Every time I used this stroller, I’d make my husband laugh…I kept repeating “this stroller is amazing.”Now I used my Bob stroller for the infant car seat, so I can not comment on the use of that, although I really imagine it’s pretty great with this stroller too.I can’t say enough good things about it.It’s a fantastic stroller, a great buy!!!
Amanda –
Hey there, new parent. Let me help you out here.2014 I got a Graco double stroller for my twins— a nightmare. Big, heavy, clunky, needed both hands to fold and unfold. Crappy canopies and storage. I found a Joovy double stroller on sale, and never looked back. The biggest basket and canopy on the market at the time. It traveled with us to several states, on planes, Disney, and held up to daily use until the twins turned five.Cue 2023, surprise! Another baby! I bought into the hype for another new Graco travel system— the kind that has a bassinet and other stroller modes. I LOATHED this stroller. Sooo heavy and bulky. Impossible to fold and unfold easily.“Why didn’t I just get a Joovy again?!?”So I found this Joovy Kooper with the car seat adapter. This thing… THIS THING. It’s so incredibly lightweight and sturdy. At 5’2”, it’s the perfect height for me, I can actually see over it with the car seat installed. I have arthritis in my spine and herniated discs in my neck but I can still lift, fold and unfold with one hand and with no discomfort. You can steer it with one hand. You don’t have to remove the bar or tray to fold it. It takes up minimal room when folded— it came in such a small box I thought that it needed assembled. Nope! Just folded! The basket is a little underwhelming but all of the other pros blow that con away. Huge canopy. The seat lays *so close* to flat that I would have had no qualms using this when my now 6 month old was smaller if needed.I did buy an additional cup holder/phone holder, and an organizer to hang from the bar.I hope this review saves others from the big travel system clunky strollers!!
Amanda BreesAmanda Brees –
I’m going to write the review I wish someone would have written for me when I first set out to buy strollers. In short, you’re going to need three strollers. Get ready to invest $500 in strollers, and call it good to go. Any less, and you’ll get what you pay for. Or worse yet, try a bunch of mid-priced strollers, and still not end up with what works.The first stroller you’ll need is an infant seat carrier that is incredibly lightweight and easy to fold apart and back together. I can’t imagine what I would have done without my Baby Trend Snap-N-Go EX Universal Infant Car Seat Carrier. When they are tiny, you’re going to spend all sorts of time lugging that infant carrier around. You literally need something that basically falls right open to toss that heavy seat in and run errands. I used this thing constantly, and it was well worth the investment.I tried other similar infant carrier holder/carseat combinations such as the Graco Modes 3 Lite DLX Stroller, Includes Reversible Seat, Pierce and Evenflo Urbini Reversi Lightweight Stroller, but they both turned out to be a huge waste of money. The Graco reversible only works with their propriety travel system car seat, and the wheels are still plastic! No matter how tempting it may seem, don’t settle for a regular sized plastic wheeled stroller no matter how many gadgets it might have.The Evenflo was also great in theory, but a waste of money. Being able to interchange the carseat, and flip the baby forward and backward just does not matter all that much at all. Instead, you REALLY just need a very lightweight and portable universal infant carrier. That’s all I used for the first six months of my daughter’s life, because she was so little.The next stroller you are going to need is a good jogging stroller. I love my JOOVY Zoom 360 Ultralight. In theory, you can get a carseat adapter for it. It has big wheels for walking off the postpartum weight, but it is still pretty compact and lightweight. I would get the Joovy Zoom 360 Ultralight Jogging Stroller, Large Canopy, Lightweight Jogger, Extra Large Air Filled Tires instead of the original ZOOM for sure. It is absolutely worth it to get the rain cover and the bigger canopy. There is nothing worse than going on a walk with the sun in your child’s eyes most of the time.That said, you’re still going to need something more compact than your jogging stroller. Don’t fall for the trick of getting a regular sized stroller instead. That’s a huge waste of money. You already have your jogging stroller, and an infant seat carrier. When they are less than six months old, those two should do the trick. Once they get a little older, you’ll need to replace that infant seat carrier with an umbrella stroller.I tried the Cosco Umbrella Stroller with Canopy stroller. Another giant waste of money. I took it through airport security, and my daughter literally fell out of it onto the ground! I left it at my destination, and opted to carry her back through security the other way. Every parent thinks they need a ‘regular’ stroller, but what you actually need a shopping/airport/errand running stroller for your trunk. The jogging stroller can live in your garage for when you want to get your walk/run in. This second stroller needs to live in your car where you used to keep your infant carrier. It needs to have a five point harness, but it also needs a great canopy. That’s my biggest complaint about the Zoom Ultralight 360: the canopy is worthless. It makes a huge difference. You also need it to be super compact. A stroller that is for the purpose of lugging around your baby needs to be small. Trust me, you’ll pay all sorts of money for a ‘regular’ stroller, and it will sit there in your garage unused. Either you will use your jogging stroller to power walk/run, or you’ll need something for on the run. That’s really it.I HIGHLY recommend Joovy Kooper Stroller, Lightweight Stroller, Compact Fold with Tray. It is the quintessential alternative to a ‘regular’ stroller. It fits in my subcompact Scion XD no problem, and I just push the button to unfold it in an instant. It folds right back up no problem. The trifold takes up less space than a cheap umbrella stroller. It glides through tiny aisles. There is nothing worse than trying to push a GIANT stroller in any store. This is the solution. It is way more than an umbrella stroller, but way more helpful than a ‘normal’ stroller. You don’t need your stroller to make your baby recline, or turn around. You just need a place for a snack, a cup, a water bottle, and some shopping items below the cart. The wheels are big enough, and even though they are plastic, they are only going to be for running in and out of stores. You’ll use your jogging stroller for gravel, cement, rough roads, etc. This just needs to get you in and out of the coffee shop without needing someone to help you hold the door.And there you have it! This is the review I wish someone had written for me specifically when I set out on this incredibly expensive journey of finding a perfect stroller!
KK –
We wanted to get rid of the bulky traditional stroller and this was one of the best options under $200. It is portable, easy to fold, very comfortable when compared to the uppababy umbrella stroller and has bigger wheels for easier one hand navigation with great storage under. 100% recommend this.
Ms. V –
After reading so many reviews on soooo many strollers I decided on this one and I’m so happy I did. I have had it for a couple of months already and its the easiest and most comfortable stroller for my 2 year 30lbs toddler and I. So easy to fold and unfold, very light weight, so large inside, I have read people not like the fabric material but I actually like; it its easy to wipe and durable. I was looking overall for a compact, lightweight stroller that can grow with my 2 year old that is also very well made and I totally found it. Oh and the huge canopy is amazing I love the breathable soft material. Great price for such great stroller.
Ally –
This stroller is perfect for us! It folds up nicely and takes little space. Drives beautifully & easily! My daughter is 4 and we’d been fighting wit her old stroller for the longest time. I finally gave in and threw it out! She still likes to ride and can be a runner who will not listen at all at times! When I’m out alone with the kids it’s nice I can’t still keep her container and not be chasing and keeping my eyes on her at the same time! Especially if I’m trying to shop! The storage space underneath could be a bit bigger but I love the stroller so much it’s not a big deal!
Elli&Mama –
I love my new stroller! I bought and returned TOO MANY bc I wasn’t happy. I had bought the Uppababy Minu and also the Ergobaby Metro 2020 and returned both. I was looking things like; 1: comfort for my LO, 2: foldability (my new word), 3: maneuverability, and being a woman- 4: a nice sleek looking design thats easy to clean.Seat: the seat is actually flat which makes it more comfortable. The minu and metro both had a slight tilt in the seat that after a few minutes my daughter looked like the seat belt was the only thing holding her in and honestly looked super uncomfortable.The minu seat was very hard and rigid (could be fixed with a cushion but that’d cost more $ after the $430 I already paid).The metro was so plush and so comfortable, I mean come on- the brand is ergobaby, but not if my kid is hanging on by a thread. I wish ergobaby would sell just the seat cushion bc I’d buy it in a second. My daughter’s comfort is first and foremost on my list.Foldability: super easy to “pop” open and close, not “one handed” bc of the safety latch but I open the stroller before I get my kid. I will say it is do-able one handed if the latch is unlocked first and then opened. I also like the close bc it’ll stand up on its own without being all over the nasty ground. One thing I don’t like is that when you close it the front bottom part of the stroller hits the ground and can get scraped but I’m trying to find a way to fix that.Minu- great to open and close and oddly very satisfying 🙃, also very very sturdy, like a damn tank!Metro- hard to pop open like the other 2 strollers. Like you have to fling the damn thing multiple times to get it to lock open or you have to do it manually while this oddly noodle like stroller is just flopping around.Maneuverability: joovy kooper is small width wise, much better then the full size bus I had before (you would think someone would’ve told me I didn’t need a huge stroller), takes turns like a champ and fits between the tiniest space.Both minu and metro turned great and were small enough width wise. So all 3 are pretty even.FOR THE KID: Kooper has a nice tray, which is a must for us, and the leg rest adjusts which we actually use a lot more then expected.Minu doesn’t have adjustable leg rest and the tray was extra at the time and metro was hard to push the buttons to adjust. The seat CAN sit straight up if you pull hard enough on the string/tab thing. This is the same type of adjuster the other strollers have (I know for sure on the minu, don’t remember the metro). I actually don’t like this part of the stroller but it’s fine and not too annoying.The seat is plenty big enough for a toddler. My daughter is almost 3 weighing 30 lbs and about 36-37 inches and she has plenty of space for her head and for her legs. I was worried about this bc all reviews I saw were for little ones a year and under. She can use this for awhile. She LOVES the sunshade and I do too. It’s nice and big enough to cover that late afternoon sun from blinding her and gives her a private little space if she needs to sleep.FOR US: looks nice and sleek (I bought the all black) and unlike the minu the all black doesn’t cost an extra $30 bucks after the $400 you dish out first. Metro didn’t cost more for black either though. The tray pops out for easy cleaning and I can close the stroller with it. This is a selling point of joovy but I also can do this with other strollers that don’t advertise this. The storage area is made in such a way that things don’t fall out and is pretty spacious. With the minu things would easily fall out of the front bc of how it’s made/angled. Metro was very small and would fall out the back. Kooper also has a little zip storage bag which comes in handy at odd times. I do worry about the canopy being weather proof. I live in the southwest were we don’t get much rain and the winters are mild compared to what others may have but I will find a cover if necessary to protect my baby. I do like the peekaboo window, it’s a simple fold over design with a big enough space to actually see your LO.We’re gonna have another baby so I love that I can buy the carseat adapter and use basically any careseat brand and not need a new stroller (one of the reasons I bought this one). And the wheels can be changed so this can definitely make it through another kid. I haven’t washed the fabrics yet, so far all I’ve done is wipe down here and there but it’s been easy to clean cheetos and chocolate 😋.I’ve been looking for a unicorn stroller and I think I may have finally found it. I’ve read hundreds of reviews and looked at/tried out easily over 30+ strollers (my poor kid being my test dummy for lack of a better term). I’m surprised joovy kooper isn’t on more top 10 lists. Everyone has different needs and all babies are unique but from what I’ve tried this works great with babies that can hold themselves upright. I’m not afraid to spend $ to get a quality item, but sometimes the higher end models don’t meet my expectations.I’d highly recommend joovy kooper. I will update after we’ve had the stroller longer for durability, etc.I don’t get compensated in anyway, just wanna help out other parents since I did most of the hard work already… your welcome! 😇
bogna manterys –
I’m so impressed by this stroller, it’s so portable, comfortable, and sleek!
tee gee –
Love how lightweight it is, I push my 6 year old around in it when he gets tired from the boardwalk ect. So easy to maneuver and it’s compact and light compared to the last big clunky thing I was dragging around. If you’re like me and don’t care what people think about having a stroller for a bigger kid, get this one.Only thing I don’t like is the seat doesn’t sit all the way up but whatever, he deals with it and I don’t have to be aggravated dragging him around in the heat lol
Stefanie –
great for taking toddler doctors appointments and quick walks around the block! the canopy is extra long and helps when he get caught in the rain. very easy to maneuver and rides smooth. much more pleasant then a cheap umbrella stroller.