Canadian prices and product details
Nuna DEMI Next Stroller with Rider Board
Best for newborn-first setup and grow-with-family use. Price read: One of the better prices Perch has seen, and below the usual tracked price.
Best checked price
$1,360.00CAD$1,600.00Price read
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Price context
Last seen
$1,360.00
at Active Baby
Usual price
$1,525.00
based on price history
Lowest seen
$1,360.00
in our price history
Store difference
$0.00
between store prices
History
5+ months
of price history
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Where to buy
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Store checks
7 stores match the lowest price in this update.
Best checked price
$1,360.00CAD$1,600.00Stock
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7 stores checked
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Active Baby
Best pricePrice:$1,360.00In stockConfirm at storeClement
Best pricePrice:$1,360.00$1,600.00In stockConfirm at storeDear Born Baby
Best pricePrice:$1,360.00In stockConfirm at storeNurtured
Best pricePrice:$1,360.00$1,600.00In stockConfirm at storeSnuggle Bugz
Best pricePrice:$1,360.00$1,600.00In stockConfirm at storeWell.ca
Best pricePrice:$1,360.00In stockConfirm at storeWest Coast Kids
Best pricePrice:$1,360.00$1,600.00In stockConfirm at store
Product details
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- Type
- Modular Stroller
- Fold
- Bulky
- Terrain
- Mixed
- Car-seat compatible
- Yes
- Weight
- Heavy
- Reversible Seat
- Yes
What it may suit
What it is best for
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Perch has 12 saved product facts for this model. Use them to compare, not as safety advice.
Stroller guidance reflects structured fold, weight, compatibility, storage, and terrain-bias attributes. It is not safety advice or a guarantee that a stroller fits a specific child, car, trunk, or terrain.
Best for
- Bassinet compatibility improves newborn flexibility.
- Car-seat compatibility helps early errands.
- Reversible seating adds parent-facing flexibility.
- Built-in long-term flexibility is the main reason it fits here.
- Larger baskets help when carrying more for bigger outings.
- Bassinet support broadens early-stage use.
- Mixed-terrain tuning is the direct reason Perch flags this fit.
- Larger baskets help longer outings.
Less suited for
- Grow-with-family builds usually trade compactness for flexibility.
- Bulky fold works against travel use.
- Bulky fold is a poor fit for small trunks.
- Big under-seat baskets often come with extra bulk.
Plain-English read
Why choose this stroller
- Strong fit for newborn-first setup and grow-with-family use.
- Bassinet compatibility improves newborn flexibility.
- Car-seat compatibility helps early errands.
Skip or verify if
- Less compelling for travel and small trunks.
- Fit notes come from saved product facts. Use them to compare, not as safety advice.
Tradeoffs
- Great long-term family flexibility, but bulkier than travel-first options.
- Better for varied surfaces than ultra-compact travel builds.
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