20 Best Toddler Stroller For Travel (2023 Updated)

I have been using the stroller and car seat for almost 7 months. The stroller is absolutely amazing. I love that I don’t have to worry about puncturing a wheel, and can still take it on trails. It’s also compact enough that I can take it into a store and not take up too much space.

I would definitely recommend this stroller. I’ve read complaints about the basket size but that hasn’t been an issue for me. I use a tote bag for a diaper bag, and can fit quite a lot of stuff in the basket (yesterday I had the tote bag, stroller rain cover, bag of groceries, my rain jacket, water bottle, and small purse!).

The one thing I wish were different is that even when the seat is in the most-upright position, there is still a bit of recline to it. Sometimes my baby is leaning forward trying to sit up straighter to get a better view.

This seems like an easy fix from the company for future models. I might just use a string and McGiver it to be tighter / more upright. I read a lot of bad reviews on the car seat. I don’t have any complaints.

I love that I don’t have to rethread the straps when my baby grows, just slide the head rest up (I can’t imagine having to retread everytime!). My baby is 17lbs and 27″ long at almost 7 months old. His head is in the 91st percentile! So I’m surprised we haven’t had any issues with the fit, given how many reviews state their babies don’t fit at a smaller size.

I don’t think it will last until 12 months, but I think we can get another month or two out of at least. If I were looking to purchase again I would probably skip the travel system though and just start with a convertible car seat.

It is nice to bring the seat to and from the car but it’s for such a short period of time (I stopped doing that around 5 months when my baby was heavier) and I haven’t connected the car seat to the stroller even one time.

Everyone told me an infant car seat was essential but I don’t think it really was considering we have to buy a second car seat soon anyways. Just something to consider while you are shopping! :).

We got the Chicco KeyFit 30 infant carseat/carrier and did our research to find a compatible jogging stroller. Baby Jogger strollers were HIGHLY recommended to us. Baby Jogger’s own website has a compatibility chart that shows the City Mini GT2 is compatible with the KeyFit 30, so we registered for the stroller and got it! Unfortunately, you have to buy a $70 adapter from Baby Jogger to make the KeyFit 30 fit.

And to make matters worse, according to all the reviews on Baby Jogger’s own website, something changed in the manufacturing of the GT2 in recent months (at least since Dec 2021) such that the adapter from Baby Jogger does not actually fit their own stroller anymore.

If you are planning to mix and match your carseat/stroller system, PLEASE go to Baby Jogger’s website and read everything carefully. We returned our Baby Jogger stroller and will be getting one of Chicco’s jogging strollers instead.

Glad we figured this out before baby arrives in August! 1 star for the incompatibility, misleading marketing, and awful instructions with no words and some inexplicable pictures. but ultimately rating 3 stars because, if you don’t need this to adapt to your infant carseat, it did seem like a good stroller overall for all 24 hours we had it.

Baby is still using this as a car seat stroller combo so looking forward to using just the stroller stroller soon. The stroller it self it is amazing. It is lightweight, folds easily and so easy to maneuver and it looks amazing.

I will say this the basket will not fit a average size diaper bag. Only mini bags which is a major problem. You will need to wear your diaper bag. I feel like the basket is almost useless because of the bar they have for the stroller frame.

The car seat it self it is great. I have a larger baby. Currently 4 months old 17 lbs and fit just great (we removed the newborn insert). I think we will need to stop the car seat soon though but not because of his chunkyness but because how long he is.

Otherwise it would have worked until he outgrew the weight. Now the real issue is the car seat stroller combo. Every time you fold the stroller the baby jogger adapter for the baby jogger car seat unclips.

It is beyond annoying having to add the adapter every time (this is because of the way it sits in the stroller the rubber on the fabric unclips it accidentally). My other problem is the lack of compatible accessories.

I think baby jogger is discontinuing this stroller. You will need to buy all accessories now. Tried to get the pram and they no longer made it was compatible with this. For the price we paid last winter almost $700 wish we went with another travel system to be completely honest.

This is a great product, and we got it on sale, which was a bonus. Pros: 1. Very handy, especially for the fact that the stroller can easily be folded by pulling the handle with one hand. 2. The car seat and frame of the stroller are nice and sturdy.

3. Cushions on the car seat seem much more comfy when compared to competitors. Time will tell on how functional they prove to be, when the baby arrives. 4. Maneuvering the stroller is a breeze. 5. The different modes in which this small stroller can function are just remarkable.

Very handy for trips to parks etc. Cons: 1. As mentioned in many reviews, the cup holders on the stroller are not too deep, so they may not hold bottles or cups too well, however, we haven’t had the chance to try this first hand yet.

2. Little compartment to hold car keys is not covered. Other strollers have a cover. 3. Everyone carries a phone these days. A safe compartment to keep a phone on the stroller would have been a good add on.

Regardless of the cons and star rating, I feel that the stroller is functional and will serve us well.

Purchased this set after seeing many reviews and websites recommend it. Firstly, I was super disappointed to see that the pinstripe detail is actually silver glitter. It is definitely girly and makes it look cheap.

Was hoping for a more neutral look and had I known, would have gone with the gray vs the navy. The padding in the car seat also feels quite cheap, probably easily cleanable but not the softest/most supportive for the babes.

I’m not due until Nov so I haven’t used yet but it seems like a decent set for the sale price. Would recommend looking into the Nuna sets if your budget allows.

I LOVE so many features about this stroller. The base for the car seat has an actual strap to tighten the anchor points when hooking it up to the vehicle’s seat which will make it SO much easier. Other features are awesome too, like it is so easy to take the seat on and off to use just the frame and the entire sun shade comes off which I think will be nice when the baby is older.

I also like that the car seat’s head support is detachable for when the baby grows. I like that the parent’s handle adjusts as well which I didn’t know until it arrived. The one thing I found I don’t like, the child tray has to be completely removed to get the child in and out and it is kinda hard to do, like it didn’t want to come out easily but still works ok.

It was easy to assemble without instructions even, I posted a picture of the wheels because that was my biggest concern when I was looking for a stroller. They seem to be decent wheels! Has a large storage compartment too.

Was purchased for my second kid (who isn’t here yet) but my 2 year old loves it too! Over all AWESOME!.

I have been using this stroller system for 18 months, and have decided that I need to review it so people aren’t fooled by these fantastic reviews. The good: I love being able to interchange the car seat and stroller seat and face baby toward me or forward.

Changing the seat easy, changing the recline is easy, folding the stroller is easy. The basket is huge and pretty sturdy. I can maintain good control over the stroller with one hand and it’s very smooth to push and steer.

The car seat fit my baby well as a newborn and older. The buckles were easy and it was lightweight. The bad: There are a few minor things that I haven’t liked. The straps on the stroller are difficult and cumbersome to adjust.

The cup holder is so small, no cup I have fits in it. The seat at its most upright incline is still reclined quite a bit forcing my baby to constantly pull himself up to be able to see when we’re walking around.

The seat of mine was always tilted one direction no matter what I adjusted, so a younger baby with less body control would just slide to one side of the stroller all the time. At 18 months old, my sons head is hitting the canopy.

The wheels are absolutely BALD after only one year of use. Finally, the flaw with the stroller that would make me never suggest it or purchase it again is the location of the buckle and straps above baby’s shoulders.

When my baby was younger, these sewn-in hard plastic buckles were behind his head. If he fell asleep and his head shifted just an inch or so, he would be resting on these pieces of plastic. Now at 18 months, these plastic buckles dig into his back.

Whomever designed this strap/buckle placement must have never even put a child into the stroller. Then, whomever approved this design deserves to lose their job.

I rarely ever do reviews on products, however, the level of frustration I’m feeling from this product is to the roof to not write one. I purchased this product off of Amazon. The first Evenflo Pivot Modular System I received seemed absolutely simple and cute.

But, as I began to set it up the infant/bassinet portion did not want to attach to the stroller. When we turned it over it was clear that the attachments on the bassinet were uneven one side was lower and the other was higher.

This was clearly the issue as the car seat attached/detached perfectly! Sent it back, received a refund, and silly old me reordered it even as the price increased on it as well because I felt it was just that one product.

Received it today and the SAME problem. Highly convinced that we’ve been sent refurbished systems when they are supposed to be brand new as they even had knicks and scratches on it coming out the box.

Completely frustrating as is this is an item that is most necessary to have in order to even take baby home. I’ve contacted Evenflo personally via writing, so hopefully they can help me fix this issue.

If not I’m definitely getting my full refund back because this is just beyond frustrating that I gave it a second shot and still experienced the same issue. I’m not suggesting for others to not purchase this item, but I will say thoroughly read these reviews and do your research before making big purchase like this.

I have been using this for just over a year now. I registered and received the pink color for our little girl. It was simple enough for a heavily pregnant woman to remove from the box and assemble. I only used the pram option for just a short period of time.

I found that I liked the car seat attached to the stroller much better when my little girl was very young. No reason why, just personal preference. We now have a one year old and have been using the upright seat option.

The car seat has been in the base in my car for a while now. I loved that the car seat went from the base to the stroller so easily. This was very convenient when traveling to appointments without my husband.

Yes the wheels squeaked but this was remedied easily with WD 40. I use this stroller quite frequently (daily walks, appointments, any trips to restaurants) and have had no issue besides the squeaky wheels that are now fixed.

I put a stroller caddy on the handle bar and it’s perfect. I also frequently use the cup holder and find this is very convenient. It fits almost all my large insulated cups. Perfect for humid summer days! I would definitely recommend.

I think it’s a great price point for the product you receive.

Wow what can I say this pushchair is amazing, not only does it look great but it actually is the perfect pushchair, this pushchair comes in two packages, the hood in one box and the pushchair in another, I love the fact that you can chose different colour hoods for your pushchair they’re 7 different options I have midnight blue which is such a great vibrant colour.

You also receive a cute thank you card when you purchase from Natural baby shower which is a nice little touch. I was surprised at how easy the pushchair was to assemble it took less me then ten minutes, and all you had to do was open it up click the wheels in place and attach the hood simple! I was going to wait for my partner to do it but my impatience got the better of me.

What I loved before I even used the pushchair is that it is light in weight, I’m 7 months pregnant and didn’t have any issues with lifting it in and out of the car, it fold it up with one hand it’s that’s easy, this is located under the seat.

The seat is very cushioned which you don’t often find with pushchairs, my daughter who is 19 months looked very comfortable sat in it and lots of people commented on how comfortable she looked when we were out and about.

I also like the fact that it has a 5 point harness strap which kept her secure and from escaping, the straps are adjustable too. The pushchair is lovely to push ,It’s sturdy and handled my stoney driveway and being off road perfectly! I love that it has a big basket for bits and bobs every mums dreams and that the hood is so big, excellent for when little ones are sleeping or when it’s really sunny/ raining to protect them from the elements.

My only issue with this pushchair is that it doesn’t come with a rain cover as it’s an expensive pushchair you would expect that to be included that’s usually a standard. That is my only fault with this product, I’d still highly recommend it.

Other great points that I love about this pushchair is that you can get different accessories, I’m due another baby in a few months and I am going go buy a newborn insert so the new baby can use this pushchair from birth also the car seat adapters, they’re loads of extra you can buy for this pushchair which is great.

This pushchair is by far the best I have every owned, it’s high quality, super sturdy, gorgeous and robust. Lots of compliments and I’ve only taken it out once.

The Thule Spring is my 3rd stroller. I started with the Uppababy Vista, and honestly hated it. While it was very sturdy and had a smooth ride, it was huge, heavy and took up my entire trunk. It sat unused until I returned it.

Then I got the Nuna Triv. It’s a nice stroller, but large cracks in the sidewalk would stop me in my tracks, and the stroller feels a little flimsy. Then I got the Thule in hopes I could use both and take the Thule to the track from time to time.

I wasn’t expecting to end up using the Thule almost exclusively. It is lightweight but incredibly sturdy. The misty rose color is gorgeous. The seat is very comfy for my 15 mo and it is a dream to push, taking on bumps and various terrain like a boss.

It folds very compact, taking up very little space. It also folds very easily! It turns on a dime and is slim so it fits walking through tight spaces, so perfect for a trip to Europe. I can’t believe how much I love this stroller.

Now, it isn’t meant for running, and I’m not an avid runner. I jog from time to time around a track, and this stroller handles that very well. If you’re a runner though, get the urban glide for more serious runs.

However, as a daily use stroller, I have a hard time believing the Spring could be beat.

There are many YouTube videos about the comparison between Thule and Baby Jogger, and most of them recommend Thule over Baby Jogger. However, I do not agree. We used to own Baby Jogger and it was far better than Thule in terms of mobility.

We live in the middle of the city where streets are bumpy, there are many narrow corners, we pass by a bunch of people. Baby Jogger felt lighter and maneuvered much better. Now with Thule, I feel tired when I come home after strolling in the neighborhood.

Accessories, the storage, the handle, the seat comfortableness, the folding function and everything else are pretty much the same. But I have to admit, Thule is more stylish. Because I had Baby Jogger for about 2 years and wanted to have something else, I’m satisfied with Thule after all.

But if you are debating between Thule and Baby Jogger, and you live in the city like I do, I probably would recommend Baby Jogger.

Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this stroller. I really love this stroller for when I want to go for a quick jog with the babe. Pros: It has a smooth glide and its design makes it me feel a little bit of luxury when out and about.

The material is soft and I know my babes skin won’t be irritated from it. It was super simple to assemble even with a toddler crawling all over me. It has a nice grip handlebar and comes with a safety strap for my wrist so that I don’t have to worry about slipping on the hills running in my city and the stroller running off.

It was great that this was included as safety for my baby is my top priority. I liked that I had the option for the swivel wheel or a straight locked wheel with easy access to switch between modes while standing, thoughI preferred to have it on swivel at all times as that is what I am most used to with my strollers.

The magnetic flap window to see my babe from the top was a luxury feature being able to just flip it open and see my babe without fidgeting with a clasp mid run. My most favorite feature is its ease of opening and closing.

I have not experienced a stroller that this could be done with such ease. It left me in awe. I can literally do it with one hand which is what my life has come to now as a mommy; babe tucked under my arm wiggling about, I can flip the stroller opened and shut and while it is a little bit heavy it’s not too heavy to lift folded into the boot of my car with one arm while holding a toddler.

Cons: I wish that while it was closed, there was a quicker more efficient way to latch the stroller to stay shut. The velcro strap closure was very sturdy for closure but a bit of a pain to have to strap an and un strap each time, I would like it if it had a latch lock option instead.

As a jogging stroller I wish that a water bottle holder was included without having to get the accessory. In addition to this I had no place to put my phone and keys without them bouncing about I the bottom of the basket/ in the back pocket.

I would have liked something more secure to be included. The handle bar seemed a little bit high for me at 5’5″ and it was not adjustable. The safety wrist strap was a bit rugged on my wrist during my runs and I could have benefited from having it be a tad longer.

I really like taking my babe into town and with this stroller I could get there on a quick run, however the basket accessory and back pocket storage was minimal I definitely couldn’t fit my diaper bag or the items I would want to pick up from around town.

Also, the netting pockets on the back of the seat got a little stretched out and easily got ruffed up on daily use. This stroller was like a ” little black dress”, I felt posh when using it, which does a lot for a new moms self esteem.

Fancy, but not great for every day use.

As a mother of multiple kiddos, I have had ample opportunity to use a variety of jogging strollers in my life but none have exceeded my expectations the way this one has. Not only is this stroller aesthetically beautiful but it seems the Baby Jogger team thought through everything when creating the functionality of this stroller.

Even my husband, who is rather unconcerned with baby gear as long as it works, was incredibly impressed. Aesthetically, I couldn’t imagine a more beautiful, sleek, and modern looking stroller. The black allows the hints of rose gold to really pop out and the design under the canopy has both my 5-month old and my 2-year old enamored when they are sitting in the stroller.

(Note: I did not jog with my 5-month old, but rather allowed him to lay in the stroller when it was reclined. ) Speaking of the recline, it is amazing. I used it to allow my kiddos to nap during the renaissance fair as this stroller’s all-terrain ability was the first one to make the dirt and rock trails seem as smooth as a sidewalk.

The way that airflow is a key focus while the kiddo is in the stroller was greatly appreciated as well. Not only does it have side vents that open, and stay open with a magnet (super easy to do one-handed!), but it also has a vent at the back of the stroller, and a peek-a-boo window on the top of the stroller.

This allowed my kiddo to have access to see the world around him, and me to see him, but he never got stuffy or hot. The front wheel can easily be changed from locked (while jogging) to unlocked and swivel-mode while using this stroller as a normal stroller.

Figuring out how to do this was a bit difficult as I didn’t realize the instruction manual had both pictures, and then a few pages later written instructions. The photo itself didn’t make a whole lot of sense to me (I’m looking at you picture 16) but once paired with the written instructions for picture 16 a few pages later, it was clear as day.

Anyway, once you figure out how to change the wheel, it’s a piece of cake and amazing for truly navigating some tougher terrain while exploring with the kiddos and getting some exercise. The one-handed brake at the handle was something I was grateful for as well.

I love that I still have the brake down by the (rather large) storage basket too, but the quick reaction of the hand brake helps keep my kiddos safe in every situation. Safety was absolutely a top priority when they were making this stroller, and not only can you tell, but it’s thoroughly appreciated.

Did I mention the fold yet? Because it’s AMAZING. A lot of strollers advertise one-handed easy folding, but this one truly masters it. You just grab a strap and pull. The entire mechanism is so smooth, there is no scraping of the top on the ground, or the seat touching the floor, it just folds right up.

Unfolding is just as smooth and easy, plus the stroller gets quite compact and fits in just a small portion of my trunk. The one and only thing I would change about this stroller is make it capable of holding two kiddos, but other than that it’s perfect.

I’m going to hunt down the attachments to use my Baby Jogger infant seat in it too so I can make this my new go-to stroller for every occasion. Thank you to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for sending me this life-changing stroller so I can adventure more with my kiddos!.

I did A LOT of stroller research before my baby was born. I decided on the Cruz because uppababy is a great reputable brand that makes durable strollers of high quality and ease of use. I am a big walker so I needed a stroller with great wheels, and I wanted a parent-facing option.

Great that it comes with the rain cover. The navy color is gorgeous. I ruled out the vista because of its larger size (I wanted an easier time fitting the stroller in my trunk and getting through doorways) and because I’ve pushed the vista as a double stroller with two kids in it, and the configuration did not seem like the kids were comfortable and it was also extremely heavy and difficult to maneuver.

As a single stroller it worked great, so I figured the Cruz is similar and a better price. I also did not need the newborn bassinet and instead opted for the infant insert because I live in the city and getting up and down entry-way apartment steps and walking up and down hills and on uneven sidewalks did not seem safe with a bassinet that had no straps.

Plus it takes up space and we already had a sleeping bassinet. I have already been on numerous long walks with my baby in this stroller. It has great suspension and is so easy to push and I know it will hold out on all bumps we encounter.

There are a few things about the design that I don’t love: it lacks a bar across the bottom back to step on when I need to lift the front wheels to get over a large bump. We overcame this flaw by stepping instead on the green go peddle area.

Also, when the handlebar is low, our feet hit the basket because the basket juts out the back, so we always keep the handlebar up. It also does not fold down very compactly, so to get it into our mini-SUV (Kia Sportage) trunk along with other items we need to remove the seat first (I imagine the struggle is worse with the vista).

If you want this as a travel system, this should only be your option if you’re willing to put a big stroller in your trunk wherever you go. And when folded the handle bar is next to the wheels so you can’t drag it when folded.

The infant insert does not make the seat completely flat because the seat is extra deep, so it’s not an exact replacement for the flat bassinet and uppababy should consider making the foam wedge underneath larger, but it has straps which the bassinet lacks.

Overall, despite those design flaws, I am happy with the stroller. Every stroller has pros and cons, and you have to see what meets your needs the most.

This stroller is awesome for our newborn to now, 9 month old. We were gifted the uppababy snugseat and were able to take our newborn on walks from the start. The expandable canopy is convenient in keeping our baby protected from the summer sun and windy days.

Once our baby was able to sit up on the floor he immediately wanted to sit upright in the stroller, which thankfully this stroller accommodates. The LARGE basket turned out to be one of our favorite features of the stroller.

We have used the basket to place our groceries, farmer’s market finds, picnic items, pumpkins, and our diaper bag. The ride is smooth, quiet, and does well on grass and gravel. The fold and bulkiness is annoying but it’s a full size stroller, what do you expect?! We love the design and Emmett color.

We use our stroller almost everyday and love it!.

I own the Uppababy Mesa car seat, I was looking into a stroller system that was easy for me to use…the Cruz delivers exactly that. It takes moving one latch to open up the stroller and the car seat snaps directly into the frame, no adapters needed.

It takes a single button to take the car seat off of the frame. A simple movement on the stroller handle folds the stroller in half to fit nicely in the trunk of my car. I have used this stroller at amusement parks and out shopping.

This stroller is made to last with a killer suspension to help absorb uneven terrain and keep my sleeping baby comfortable. I would absolutely buy this stroller again. I look forward to moving into the stroller seat when my baby gets big enough.

Buy this stroller, you won’t regret it!.

Unboxing this travel is very easy and clear instructions are printed right on the flap of box. In addition, the assembly instructions are simple and similar to building LEGOs for how to remove and add the various components.

The stroller and car seat feel light yet durable and the design is very aesthetic as well as functional. The car seat is very easy to install (after you get over the learning curve) and can be done with or without the base in a variety of different configurations.

Ours is setup in the middle of the backseat and it perfectly fits in-between the two front seats. This is a big deal for us as we are both tall and need the leg room. The car seat also goes from infant up to 30 lbs and is compatible with a wide range of other strollers.

The stroller is very stylish and folds easily, we like how with the brakes engaged we can also transport it vertically in the trunk to save on space. The stroller easily converts from holding the car seat back to a traditional stroller.

There is good storage and a nice little pouch with a cover by the handle to store cell phones/ keys. While getting used to the stroller and car seat we noticed a few areas that could use improvement.

First, the handle bar has a little bit of wiggle, we think this has to do with the fact the handle bar can adjust to three different settings which is a nice added feature. If Chicco could also get rid of the wiggle it would be even better.

The second is the release lever on the back of the car seat, unless pulled back correctly you can sometimes just pop-out one side of the car seat (it won’t move much). After some getting used to the amount of times this happens goes down, but it can be annoying.

Overall the Bravo LE travel system is a well designed, highly versatile, and safe travel system for a great value. We would recommend this travel system to our friends and family.

Unfortunately, I’m NOT liking this stroller or car seat as much as I thought I would. I purchased it because I do love the Chicco latch system. It is super easy to get the base in and out if necessary.

However, the car seat itself is very heavy once you add a 10 lb baby. And the shape of the seat it self is also very deep. Which I didn’t even realize until after we put baby in. She cries everytime we put her in it.

If you compare to other seats, this is definitely deeper where babies legs are bent upwards. The stroller is also super heavy and such a pain in the butt to get in and out of the car. It doesn’t lock so it’s flopping open whenever you try to put it in or take it out.

And like others have said with the stupid tray, it takes up a ridiculous amount of space. Our baby is only 3 months but we are out of the return window since we purchased it a few months before she was born.

I wish I would have picked something different.

We were extremely pleased with the quality of the stroller itself. The ease of use for folding, storing, converting, etc. is really great. The features are also great for the price compared to other similar strollers.

The reason this gets only two stars from me is because the information on the website about compatibility could not be more misleading. I bought this stroller specifically because it was compatible with the Uppababy Mesa car seat.

It says on the product page that it is compatible with that car seat as well as in the document they supply for car seat compatibility. After weeks of trying to contact Baby Jogger via multiple emails and phone calls with no response and no answer, I was finally able to get someone on chat who eventually told me the adapter for Uppababy is no longer manufactured even though it is STILL listed as compatible.

Ultimately I cannot recommend purchasing anything from Baby Jogger even though they make a really solid product because their product info is misleading and their customer service is absolutely terrible.

And now I have to figure out how to return the product through our registry, which is turning out to be a complete pain.

I have tried a lot of different strollers as I’ve had my three kids and we go out a lot—particularly to Disneyland where strollers are essential with little ones. This stroller is fantastic. It’s the perfect hybrid stroller—it can take on tougher terrain than a normal walking stroller, but it’s not as bulky and cumbersome as a jogging stroller.

The fabric is soft and cushioned inside, while still easily wipeable. The stroller pushes like a dream. I easily pushed my 30 pound daughter in it while holding my infant with one hand through curvy, crowded unpaved paths.

I went on unpaved paths while my son was sleeping in the stroller and he stayed asleep. I also used it for a short jog, and it was great. But it doesn’t have gigantic wheels that make it a burden to store or bring in the car.

My favorite feature of the stroller is the folding mechanism. You pulls handle in the middle of the seat up, and in one smooth move the entire stroller folds up compactly and locks. The stroller does not stand when it is folded, which is a downside, but also understandable with the design of the wheels.

You can also put up a little foot rest for smaller children to make it more comfortable. This is a great feature, but putting it back down is really difficult. The car seat attachments are easy to put on, as there is soft, stretchy material around the spot where you attach them.

The seat reclines as far back as is safe for a stroller. It has the draw string recline, which is a little tricky, but makes it so you can choose the exact angle of recline you want. That said, the seat is at a bit of a recline to start off with, so little ones can get frustrated when they can’t fully sit forward in the stroller when they’re fully buckled.

The storage is great, and it has an elastic top to make it easier to access the bottom. There is a bar in the way in the back that makes access to the storage a little frustrating especially with larger objects being stored.

There is no snack tray or parent console included, but I believe they can be purchased separately. There is a mesh pocket on the back of the seat that I would use to store snack cups and water bottles for my kids.

The adjustable handle bar is also a great design. Overall, this is an extremely well thought through product made with high quality materials. I was given this stroller to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel, but I would definitely recommend it to parents looking for a versatile stroller that is great for walks, jogs and everything in between.

This has become our new travel stroller because it is so compact, but it is also so versatile. Pros: – Adjustable and comfortable handle bar – Sleek and stylish design – Soft, comfortable material – Easy recline for seat – Extremely easy to fold (can be done with baby in one arm) – Soft shoulder strap covers – Easy to adjust should straps – Easy to push – Can go on lots of different terrains – Foot rest pops up and locks for smaller babies or sleeping babies – Large canopy with MAGNETIC peek a boo window (Velcro wakes babies up) – Mesh screen on back of seat when reclined so baby doesn’t overheat (on hot days, but there is a cover so it can be closed on colder days (see picture) – Mesh storage pocket on back of the seat – Large under stroller storage with elastic edge – Compact storage Cons – Stroller does not stand when folded – There’s a bar right in the way of the top of the storage basket – No snack tray or parent console included – Mesh screen on back of reclined seat is attached with Velcro, so it’s noisy – Drawstring recline isn’t as easy as a bat or handle – Foot rest is hard to put back down once locked into place.

I recently upgraded from the original citymini. Overall a much better stroller. Wheels and traction and steering are serious upgrades. As with prior versions it lays close to flat and lifts at the seat for super easy collapsing.

The adjustable handlebar and the footrest lift are also great upgrades. I actually bought this one solely for the footrest lift. However, with it come some supposed improvements that in my opinion are really a downgrade.

Instead of the easy foot lock, now it’s to on the side and by hand. Not helpful for busy moms with their hands full. The canopy also doesn’t have the night interior extension which made it darker for napping in the stroller.

And the new tray is higher making it harder for little ones to see out so we don’t use it at Disney (reason I upgraded stroller as we have annual passes and wanted her to nap? It also doesn’t swing to the side like the prior version so you have to completely detach it and store it.

Not helpful. I really miss these features and hope baby jogger improves them in the next version. I have the uppababy and Bob and this is still my travel preferred stroller.

I purchased this product for my second baby and I have really been impressed. I already owned the baby jogger summit jogging stroller but wanted an everyday use stroller that wouldn’t take up space. I considered the Doona but couldn’t justify the price for something that would maybe be able to be used a year.

This stroller is perfect! It is a trifold so it folds super small and is easy to maneuver in small spaces and stores. It will also be able to be used for years as my child grows. The car seat is great also.

I love how you don’t have to feed the straps as baby grows. You just adjust the strap height with a simple click. It also has great head support and my baby always seems very comfortable.

We have enjoyed the carseat, it has felt safe and secure. Beyond that, the frame of the stroller has scratched very easy. Often times when I attempt to fold up the stroller, the wheels will get caught and prevent from latching.

The brake for the stroller has become less reliable over time and takes more effort. My mother has arthritis and struggles to move the carrying handle on the carseat. For the price of the product, we are disappointed with the overall quality of materials and reliability.

I wish we would have used it more before the return period so we would have learned how we did not like it.

I got a BOB stroller when my baby was born, since it’s extremely big, and super heavy I really don’t take it anywhere unless my husband is with me to help with loading and unloading and opening and closing it back up.

I opted for this one vs the mini gt because I was sold on it being compact, and being able to fold it with one hand. Well it is compact which is about the only thing I like! I’m unable to close it with one hand, and the seat doesn’t have much padding on the seat for my baby so I can’t imagine it being comfortable to sit on for longer periods of times.

I think I’m just going to return and maybe for the baby zen yoyo stroller might have more padding on it for my baby.

I wanted to love this stroller, and there are many good things about it but I had to return it. Pros: -it has a roomy seat and high back about 20 in long, that not many strollers have. My son is 34 inches tall at 16 months and it was good height for him.

– has decent wheels that is going to be good for trails – folding and s awesome, fast and easy Cons: – though the seat is roomy, and reclines, it doesn’t come all the way up. My baby wasn’t comfortable because he wanted to sit straight and look around.

-calf support, sounds good but in reality it would be better if it actually had foot rest. – fabric could be better considering the price – not sure why it is advertised as compact, it is not and it’s heavy – for the price, it could’ve had a cup holder and the front bar, all of that was available for an additional cost.

– even though it has a decent size basket underneath, u really can’t access it from behind, it has this bar that keeps the stroller together and is on your way of accessing it. I’m still on the hunt for a good stroller for my toddler and it’s disappointing that there is not much out there for tall toddlers that are comfortable and good all around.

I’ve been using this as my secondary stroller for about two months. Purchased for an upcoming vacation where I would be traveling without my pack mule—I mean husband. I was able to manage it one-handed through airport security, the canopy was large and sturdy enough for me to balance my infant car seat across it as I pushed through the airport, and the basket underneath was large enough to hold my Chicco Quickseat.

Couldn’t have been happier with the way it allowed me to tote all my gear to the gate solo while still folding up pretty small! My only complaints about this stroller are minor and manageable, but just annoying enough to keep my review a 4-star.

First, as so many others have said this stroller just does not stay folded and latched well. My biggest issue is the foot rest pops out again and again for not apparent reason. Also, if you grab it by it’s handle (the place your hand with go by instinct every time) instead of the tiny intended carry “handle” (a bit of strap on the seat of the stroller) it immediately begins to open.

The design of the straps is a bit fiddly, as you have to line up a small groove to get it all snapped together. This was ok for me once I got used to it, but made it impossible for those who were not familiar with the stroller to buckle her in, especially grandparents with poor eyesight! My last complaint is that the crotch strap always looks terribly uncomfortable on my kid, she slides to one side and ends up with it looking like it’s cutting into her thigh, but she’s never indicated that she’s actually uncomfortable.

Overall this is a great option if you’re looking for a smaller secondary or travel stroller but don’t expect the perfection you will get with a full-sized stroller or top of the line travel stroller.

I received this product for free as a part of the weeSpring parent panel. My review of the product is not influenced by this fact. We have the tried and true original graco stroller, the kind that comes with the infant car seat.

That thing had seen a lot of miles and truthfully it was worn down and while it still had a lot of life in it, there were some features I didn’t like about it. Primarily it was big, bulky, heavy, and it didn’t steer well.

Getting this stroller was a breath of fresh air, truthfully. The stroller is like, almost weightless. It’s super lightweight which makes it easy to get it in and out of my SUV. I take the stroller with me almost everywhere because my daughter, like any two year old, is boiling over with energy.

It makes it difficult to do simple things like visit the vet or the post office or get a hair cut without having some way to contain and entertain her for just a hot minute. It folds up nicely and the included storage bag is a nice touch, it’s an easy way to tuck it away and not have it roll away or stolen by mischievous toddlers! This stroller steers beautifully! It was easy to control, even with one hand.

It listens and cooperates, which I was worried about because that was a big problem I had with my other graco click stroller. It doesn’t click, clack, whirr or thud like my other stroller did, and even when jogging or walking briskly, you’re not going to have any trouble with it.

My husband is 6’3″ and found this stroller comfortable to use, just as I did at 5’3″ which is a huge bonus! This stroller comes together in literally minutes. It’s so easy to put together that my two year old did it for me once I showed her where to put the wheels.

It took me longer to unbox it than it did to put it together. It does have a very chemical smell right out of the box but that dissipates very quickly and I think it’s from the dye used on the fabric, so it’s pretty harmless factory smells, haha.

It seems to be comfortable, my daughter is pretty picky about strollers and has sometimes complained about our other stroller, but she doesn’t make a peep in this one. She loves the little kick-out foot rest that lets her lie with her feet out.

She likes it so much that she even put her pillow in it and lies in it to watch videos with her favorite blanket. On to the things that I didn’t like or I was rather indifferent on: The handle is rather uncomfortable, I liked the rubberized grip but it was just something about the angle of the handle itself that made it uncomfortable.

The flat spot in the middle is claimed by the lever mechanism that allows you to fold up the stroller, so you either have to deal with uncomfortable grips or comfortable grip with an additional lever.

There’s nowhere to put anything. You have the small bin at the bottom under the seat, which is great, but you have nowhere for a bottle of water or powerade while you’re out running. There’s even a cheeky little message on the back of the canopy to not dangle or hang anything on the stroller! This is because they offer to sell you the drink holder as an attachment, which I feel is very money grabbing.

I like the idea of being able to customize a stroller to the things I need or want, but at the very least, give me somewhere or something to put my keys in while I am out jogging, and I need a place for a water bottle! I could put both in the bin at the bottom, but that requires me to stop to fetch my drink and if I’m in the groove, that’s a bit silly.

The harness is a bit flimsey and the shoulder straps are a bit hard to connect with the waist straps. It kind of feels like Graco was trying to reinvent the wheel here, as they have this channel you’re supposed to slide the clips into one another to make a whole piece and then click it into the button mechanism.

I preferred the type that slide into one another, where a tab goes through an open box sort of clip. While on the topic of the harness, the button mechanism to undo the harness, well, my kid figured that out in 0.

002 seconds. I can’t tell you how many times I had to stop to buckle her back in. It’s a giant round button that releases the harness with minimal amounts of pressure, the only way it could have been worse was if it was painted red with “Press Me!” on it.

Sometimes the mechanism feels like it jams and you’ve got to fight it to get one of the two clips out of it. It’s finnicky and I think it could have been designed a lot better. I do like how it matches the overall aesthetic, and is pretty slick and sleek looking.

Overall, I think it’s a great stroller with room for improvement, but a lot of my issues were personal preferences if anything else.

Bought this system from Babies R Us after convincing ourselves we needed a jogger for the snow and gravel roads where we live. Car seat issues, bought it brand new in 2021 – manufacture date was 2020 so there goes one year of the long time we were hoping to use it for all of our kids.

We found that the straps on the car seat twist and turn pinching through and going backwards so it takes forever to fix when you go to put you baby back in. You have to have it fully loosen the straps to hook it on the sides to be able to get your baby in and out without have the straps under them.

The fabric seems really cheap, baby sweats like crazy in it – not breathable like some of my friend’s other brands. The base – IS NOT VERY ADJUSTABLE. Only adjusts one way, they suggest putting rolled up towels underneath it to make it suitable for a 6 month baby.

The LATCH system doesn’t release very easily once you have it tightened. If your baby is not in the car seat and it is clicked into the base it is very hard to release the car seat to just remove it from the base while its in the car.

The jogging stroller – I HATE IT. The shade cover isnt big enough, the mesh lets light right through the sides. You cannot put anything in those stupid shallow cupholders. There is no shocks or brakes it is extremely bumpy for our baby was worried about shaken baby syndrome, so I do not use it on gravel or in rough snow – didn’t realize we were buying a budget stroller.

But worst of all – it pulls HARD to the right – but sometimes pulls hard to the left while the front wheel is locked. OH and do not try to take it into a store it does not move easily in smaller spaces.

Sometimes if the front wheel is not locked it turns sideways and you have to kick it to keep moving. We have moved our 9 month into the toddler seat on the stroller – it is not very upright and the cushion part on the straps always fall off.

I wish as soon as I had any problems I returned it – instead we used it for too long trying to make it work and We will be buying something else for baby number 2. Two things going for it the storage underneath is big and it folds pretty easily one handed.

I’ll start by saying we LOVE Graco products. This travel system offers luxury details for a fair price. We had one of the older Graco Modes strollers in 2017 – loved it, but needed a new one for new baby and decided on The Nest.

Pros: • Car seat: large/dark canopy, one-hand handle locking/moving, soft padding for smaller babies, not too heavy, base easy to install and click car seat in/out of • Stroller: leatherette handle gives the stroller a luxurious look, stroller rolls with one hand, easy to adjust the seat farther away or closer to parent, easy to interchange bassinet and/or car seat onto the frame, easy to switch from toddler seat to bassinet mode, HUGE storage basket with optional adjustable front edge for a lot of bags or items, child tray (easily removable for bassinet mode), large wheels make for a smooth ride, perfect height for taller parents (5’7″ mom and 6’1″ dad).

Cons: • Stroller: (I knew all of these things before I purchased The Nest and really wanted to love this stroller but I’m often frustrated by these differences from our previous Graco Modes Stroller) These points are worth noting before you buy: -Front wheels don’t have a lock to prevent them from turning when on rough terrain (like our previous model did) -No parent tray.

The detachable cup holder is small and often comes off when the stroller is folded in the trunk -Both hands needed to fold it (huge inconvenience most of the time) -Does not stand on its own when folded -Rear brakes difficult to unlock with foot We have been using this travel system for 3 months now.

It is made with quality in mind. I do wish the stroller had a parent tray, front-locking wheels, a one-handed folding mechanism, and the ability to stand alone when folded. The car seat is perfect for us.

I have used the bassinet in the trunk of the car to change baby when in a pinch and it worked like a charm! Overall, it is a good travel system.

Between strollers I’ve owned, borrowed and ones sent to me for testing, I have a decent amount of experience with various strollers and features. After trying out the City Mini GT2, I can easily say the Baby Jogger brand continues to supply exceptional quality in their strollers.

The material of the City Mini GT2 is lovely. I have one Baby Jogger brand high end convertible double stroller which I’ve always loved and the material in this GT2 seems to be even softer and nicer. But nothing beats how smooth this thing moves.

As far as assembly goes, it was pretty easy despite the subpar instruction. The instructions do not include any verbage, only pictures and not what I would necessarily consider super easy to follow pictures either (although I’ve definitely seen way worse).

Despite that though, I found the assembly process to be pretty intuitive and quick. Once assembled, my nearly 40lb 3yr old son wasted no time climbing into it (despite it being more for his younger brother lol) and I was able to easily spin him in a full smooth circle with a push from one hand.

Both he and his little brother have enjoyed their rides in it and seemed quite comfy. The basket underneath is nice and large and will fit a good amount of stuff. It opens and closes easily and smoothly.

The only negatives I found, and these are minor and in no way deal breakers at all, is that it’s a bit of pain to change the strap height and it does not come with any accessories like parent or child trays.

Which I do feel like when you are spending money for more of a luxury item, it would be nice to have some of those accessories included. However, it did come with adapters for an infant carrier but as I don’t have any of those anymore, I was not able to test that part out.

Overall, I absolutely love this stroller and it has become my new every day stroller for my 20 month old. I would absolutely recommend it. I must mention that I received this product for free through the Stellar Product Testing Panel but trust me when I say, this is an honest review!.

Stellar Product Test Panel provided me this product as part of a testing pane. The design of the stroller was quite the surprise. Initially the sleek looking design looked like it was going to be quite fragile.

However I felt that after a few spins around the pool on our recent vacation, my wife and I were pleasantly surprised with quite a few features. First and foremost the initially fragile looking design ended up being one of our favorite things of the stroller.

Not bulky looking and not a lot of pieces to get in the way. The compactness of the stroller allowed for very easy maneuverability in tight spaces. Maneuverability was the item that I appreciated the most out of the stroller, but I the same attributes that allow that to be the case, probably caused one of my biggest complaints about the stroller.

The design of the seat was, again, sleek and just in line with my expectations of a stroller of this kind. The footrest and the basket underneath left a little to be desired. The footrest appeared a little flimsy, and with kids who will always be testing the limits of things I’m worried it wont hold up regarding wear and tear.

The basket underneath is a little difficult to get to, and isn’t much by way of storage ability. Sunshade was very appropriate coverage. Folding the stroller was like a dream, the ease of collapse and the tight space in which it collapsed was a very to impressive.

It also folded up in a way that would allow you to move with one hand if necessary. A lot of other options would not have the ability to be lifted and stowed with one hand. HOWEVER, unfolding the stroller felt unnatural.

A little extra stress on the forearms for the angle required to most efficiently unfold the stroller. Stroller was great for moving and shaking on vacation, both making tight moves around the pool and restaurants.

However anywhere there may have been a vertical grade difference (uneven sidewalk) the smaller wheels would make it slightly more difficult to execute the transition from one level to the next. Bigger wheels would allow a stroller to traverse bigger height disparities on the ground more easily.

An item that I think could be improved on this stroller. Regular road/path/inside movement was great, but there was still quite the disruption in the ride if running over a rough patch, or a medium sized (or bigger) rock.

While the maneuverability was the best thing about the stroller it also lead to some unevenness with extra pressure on the handle bar. Having multiple children they’re always getting themselves in the middle of where you are and what you are trying to do.

So them getting inbetween me or my wife and the handbar was a common occurence, and then the next step would be for my 40 lbs son to hang a little on the handle bar. I think the smaller wheel base that makes the stroller so versatile side to side, also made it more easily upset from downward pressure on the handlebar.

A small concern when having very young children in the stroller. Overall, the stroller was sleek and design and a lot of the design aspects were spot on, a few decent complaints that keep it from getting 5 stars.

I bought this stroller specifically for air travel. After purchasing the stroller I saw in a few reviews online that airlines do not accept the stroller to be stowed overhead on the plane. I have two children, one 16 months and the other 5 years, waiting at the gate for the airline crew to bring my stroller was not fun and I would usually have to wait till everyone got off the plane.

I took the stroller with me for international travel and I am pleased to say that the airline had no problem with me taking the stroller on board and it fit perfectly in the overhead. This stroller is great for travel, easy to open, light, moves with ease and easily stowed.

I definitely recommend this stroller!.

We mainly needed a stroller fit for our international air travel but as an on the go mom on the in the city, the Mountain Buggy exceeded my limits for a stroller that was small and multifunctional. The Nano has really been a lifesaver that folds small enough to bring on the plane and placed in the overhead bin.

Traveling solo with the kids could have never been so easier after discovering the Nano. Normally if we take connection flights, we won’t receive our stroll until we reach the end of our destination.

This means when connecting to over the next flight we will be stroller less while connecting! Just imagine being stuck carrying an 18-pound infant and a carryon bag while trying to catch your next flight! It’s one of the most stressful experiences to have while traveling with kids soo! Another great feature for me as a mom is that it’s lightweight and not a bulky stroller like the one we use to travel with.

I used to spend so much time trying to break down my two piece heavy stroller getting into taxis and boarding the plane. Thanks to the Nano It only requires a light touch with two hands to fold this bad boy! Not only do I love the Nano for myself needs while on the go but the recline on the Nano makes me feel at ease while on the go with my infant son and ensuring that he’s comfortable wheater I’m running around doing earrings or exploring a new city! the Nano also has a shaded cover to keep the sun or weathering out of babies face.

We purchased this stroller specifically for traveling. As most parents know, you almost need a vacation after packing for the vacation itself. What we love about this stroller: It is lightweight, compact, and folds up in a matter of seconds.

We are able to keep our daughter in it while navigating through airport security, and then at the last minute, can pull her out and fold up the stroller in seconds without holding up the line. The back rest is adjustable.

We purchased an infant car seat insert so that we could begin using this at 3 months. Our daughter has always comfortably sat in it and we are able to adjust the back low enough so that she can lay down and nap.

Our Nuna Pipa infant car seat worked perfectly with the stroller without needing any additional attachments. It glides smoothly! Would highly recommend! I searched and reviewed so many compact strollers before making this purchase.

This stroller has actually replaced our Nuna Mixx Stroller as it is so much more convenient and easier to navigate through all sorts of places, the zoo, mall, etc. As we are expecting baby number 2, I am so excited to check out the double stroller by Mountain Buggy!.

I should start by saying that we’ve not actually used the bundle yet, so this is based on setting everything up and testing without baby (who’s arriving soon). The seat base is easy to install and has helpful indicators to show when it has been set up properly.

My car wasn’t listed in the material provided by Nuna, so I contacted their customer service and received confirmation back quickly that it would fit well (I had to send them a video of set up). The car seat itself isn’t too heavy, has some nice features (love the shade that pulls down and attaches with magnets) and fits into the base and pushchair (stroller) easily.

On the back the stretchy fabric doesn’t quite fit properly, but I don’t think that it affects the performance so it’s a minor complaint. The bassinet is lightweight, easy to set up and put down, fits the stroller easily and also has some nice features (cover, rain cover, pulldown shade).

The stroller is a little on the heavy side and isn’t really possible to fold down with one hand (as with some other brands I’ve seen), but it feels premium and sturdy, with a nice set of features – the brake bar is particularly nice.

Overall the set feels of premium quality, which is good considering the price. I can’t wait to start using it.

We’ve used this pram since my daughter (now 15 months) was born and it’s great. A really smooth ride, looks great and comes with all the accessories you might need. You can lock the front wheels if you want to make it easier to push on bumpy pavements.

Loads of space in the basket underneath which is super useful, and as it’s so smooth to push, it doesn’t make a difference if you’ve filled up the basket with loads of heavy stuff. The only downside is that it’s bulky and heavy – we have steps up to our house and usually store the buggy in the car boot, but if that’s not possible I find myself needing to carry the pram up the steps with a baby in it.

Not impossible, but it would be easier with a lighter stroller. Secondly, we drive a fiesta and it takes up most of the boot. When she was little and we used the carry cot, that would need to go on the backseat with the wheels in the boot, so not much space for anything else! The carrycot does collapse if needed.

It’s not a problem in day to day life, but we’ve needed to not take it on holiday when we wanted to, or borrow a bigger car for a few trips. I think many other comparable pushchairs would be just as bulky, but perhaps may be a bit lighter.

But overall I would recommend.

I spent many hours researching the best stroller for our family. This is our first baby, and I was very eager to find a stroller that would have to check a lot of boxes. The TAVO NEXT was perfect for all these things: user friendly (even for grandma and grandpa), safe, easy to fold/unfold, has lots of basket storage, can go in a standard sedan trunk, maneuvers easily, can quickly get baby in/out of the stroller, can go over rocky and smooth terrain, doesn’t require an adaptor for the infant car seat, and looks great too (always a nice bonus).

I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and I’m very satisfied. If this picky momma is happy with this purchase, I’m confident it would work well for many other parents too! Also, as a side note, the staff at The Baby Cubby were so helpful.

I came back a few times in store to try out some different models, and their help was key in my finding the right stroller for our family. I highly recommend coming here to try a stroller out in person and get your questions answered by their very friendly and knowledgeable staff.

Happy momma here!.

I purchased this Nuna Trvl Stroller to utilize with the Nuna Pipa Infant Car Seat Lite Rx + Relx Base. My goal was to piecemeal the lightest travel system using one baby gear brand (for whatever reason, Nuna doesn’t sell its two lightest products as a packaged travel system at the time of my purchase).

Pros: – Extremely smooth maneuverability. – The user manual doesn’t state this, but I really appreciate how the recline harnesses can be un-velcroed and tucked into two back horizontal sleeves. This prevents the recline harnesses from dragging on the ground when the stroller is folded.

– Sizeable underseat basket. – Includes a travel bag. – Magnetic belt buckle is convenient. – Provides adjustable child calf support, but this isn’t an uncommon feature. Cons: – Not truly lightweight.

The 13. 6 lbs is without the canopy and child arm bar. With those attachments, the stroller weighs 16. 5 lbs. My Zoe Tour+ is a better travel stroller at 12 lbs with all of its accessories attached (canopy, child arm bar/snack cups, and parent cup holder).

– Opening/unfolding the stroller isn’t particularly easy and not really a one-hand motion. While you don’t have to engage the two buttons on the push bar to open the stroller (you do have to engage both buttons to close/fold the stroller), I find myself having to either (1) use my second hand to hold onto the child arm bar to unfold the stroller or (2) use my foot to press against the underseat basket (and this latter technique I dislike because it dirties the basket).

– Canopy is small. The Zoe Tour+ probably has the best canopy coverage of any stroller. – No option to add a child snack tray as of January 2022. – Parent cup holder is sold separately. – No back pocket for parents to store their cell phone, keys, etc.

, unlike Zoe Tour+ or Uppababy lightweight strollers. There is technically a zippered ventilation compartment, but I would be hesitant to use it as storage since the mesh ventilation can tear. Ultimately, I am keeping the Nuna Trvl Stroller for it’s compatibility with my Nuna Pipa Infant Car Seat Lite Rx and for the pro reasons stated above.

However, if you are strictly looking for a lightweight travel stroller that doesn’t need to be compatible with a particular infant car seat, there are other options that are more lightweight and include additional accessories (i.

e. , child snack tray, parent cup holder, and back pocket for storage).

I LOVE this travel stroller, I also love that it works with the Nuna Pipa line as well. You can open and close this stroller with one hand, which is so helpful when you have a baby in the other! This stroller checks almost all of the boxes and ultimately, I would highly recommend it if you’re on the fence.

I love Nuna products and this one did not disappoint. Pros: Easy to open close Magnetic harness Easily adjustable straps (you literally just pull them up and down) Wheel locks (for strolling along tougher terrain) Flip flop friendly stroller locks Seating positions Back opening to let the breeze in on hotter days Front handle bar Removable handle bar & canopy Comes with a travel bag Light weight Higher handle positioning works great for both the short and tall folks Easy to use with Nuna Pipa line And so much more.

Cons: Canopy isn’t quite large enough and doesn’t extend like many other Nuna strollers Window flap, when the wind blows the flap closes, it would have been nice if the magnets worked both opened and closed Doesn’t come with a rain cover Doesn’t have the available option for a child tray/cup holder This has never been a standard for any Nuna – however there are some lightweight strollers that actually have a hidden wheely-bag-like pull stick so that you could drag the stroller along side of you – I’d like to see Nuna do something like that in the future The pros definitely outweigh the cons on this one for sure, and all the cons are manageable.

All in all, I am deeply obsessed with this stroller.

Originally, my husband and I wanted to get this stroller because of how it closes with one hand and that’s amazing by itself (who thought they’d ever be excited about a stroller feature?). After reading further about it though this became a no-brainer because of how light of a stroller it is.

We needed to travel with our toddler while I was pregnant and we had recently done it with our only stroller, which was from a different brand. The other stroller worked well enough, but it was heavy and it could be a pain to open and close.

Having used it for a few months now, I have a lot of pros and only some cons (5 stars after all). Pros: – It is so light that it is almost too light – It comes with its own travel bag – Tons of configuration options that are actually useful, like thee recliner and adjustable calf (leg) support – The peek-a-boo window closes using magnets, which makes it actually easy to use just to take a peek – The buckle uses magnets to latch, which feels secure, but is also easy to attach (and our toddler loves to mess with it when standing in front of it) – Really folds with one hand and you can just pick it up and go Cons: – It can be front heavy, so if your toddler is in a climbing phase it can fall forward – The leather on the handles got damaged (a few little cuts in the leather) within the travel bag due to rough handling by flight crew (probably literally throwing it, which is why I didn’t take a point off for it).

I got my baby’s travel system as a gift and I didn’t like it as it is two bulky and also there’s so much pieces to use the stroller. I have been looking for a compact and easy to use scroller that I don’t have to attach/remove another accessory for the stroller.

I am very happy I got this travel system/bundle. This came at the perfect time and I can’t stop raving about it as it is way better than my baby’s old travel system. This set came with the stroller, a stroller seat, bassinet and attachments to use with the bassinet and infant carseat.

Since my baby is already 9 months old. We really don’t need the bassinet. But it is perfect for new born or infant that doesn’t have seating and standing skills yet. I like that it can be easily attached to the stroller rear facing or forward facing and the bassinet has a canopy for more protection from the sun or cold and also for more privacy especially when the baby is sleeping.

Material is soft and stitches are sewn well. It can easily be stored and doesn’t take so much space in the car. The stroller can also be used rear facing or forward facing. Use the attachment appropriate for the stroller then attach the stroller with it.

I like that I don’t have to remove the stroller seat to fold it. Seat folds with the stroller. Stroller seat also has a canopy that is extendable and has mesh window so you can see what or how your baby is doing.

I also love that that the harness is magnetic so its easy to secure your baby. It has a pocket on the back with zipper opening to store your valuables like keys and cellphone. I love the leatherette hand bar.

It adds to its aesthetic. Seat can also be reclined. Easy to fold. Just recline to the lowest point and pull the leatherette handle. It is very easy and convenient to use. This momma and my baby are both very happy with this! I highly recommend.