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How to Pick the Best Travel Stroller

If you're looking for a stroller that you can use while you travel or want a lightweight, compact stroller to take on the go There are a lot of great alternatives. We've tried all of them to help you pick the most suitable travel stroller that suits your requirements.

A stroller that is lightweight, is smooth and easy to drive across various terrains. It folds up into a small bag that fits in the majority of overhead bins found on airplanes.

Easy to Fold

The best travel strollers can be folded into a compact package which can be easily put in overhead bins of planes and trunks of cars. Find models that have a single-hand fold that is able to be completed without any stooping or struggling. Some strollers come with a handy strap that allows you to easily sling it over your shoulder when not in use. If you're planning to spend a lot of walking during your trip it's a good idea to get the stroller that has an ample undercarriage basket that can hold large diaper bags and weekender bags.

The lightweight Babyzen YoYo2 is the most compact stroller we've tested, weighing only 13.7 pounds and getting into airplane aisles or into overhead bins. It's also a bit smaller than other strollers, making it easier to maneuver in busy streets. It's not a good option for jogging or rough terrain, but it's perfect for city life and short excursions when you don't need to carry a larger stroller.

Nuna Aer+ is another lightweight option. It packs full-size features into a compact air-friendly design. It's compatible with both Nuna and Clek infant car seats (adapters are sold separately) and has a spacious storage bin, and provides a smooth ride on bumpy surfaces. It's more expensive compared to other travel strollers that we tested, but is an excellent choice for parents who use their strollers frequently when traveling.

Some travel strollers offer a more convenient way to transport them, for instance the versatile Baby Jogger City Tour 2. This stroller has an easy-to-use design that can be folded and unfolded with one hand and is compatible with most major car seats. The front wheel suspension, swivels and swivel wheels provide a smooth ride across pavements, airports, and cobblestones. The handlebar's height can be adjusted to fit parents of all heights.

Contours make popular strollers less expensive for travelers. Their Itsy stroller weighs less than the lightweight Pockit however it has a sturdy frame, dynamic dual-wheel suspension as well as a UPF 50+ sun canopy, and plenty of storage space. It also features an auto-standing fold that is easy to fold down and comes with a convenient carrying bag and carry strap.

Easy to Manoeuvre

You should select a travel stroller that can be maneuvered easily in all terrains. This is especially important if you plan to use your stroller on hikes, or other adventures where you might encounter rough terrain. Look for a stroller with a user-friendly handlebar and wheels that are designed to grip the ground well. It should also be light and manageable so that you can lift the stroller, carry it or store it with minimal effort.

The BabyZen Yoyo2 is a highly popular umbrella stroller made for travel. It's a great option for parents seeking an easy-to-use, high-quality product that offers features that many families want in a travel-friendly stroller, such as a compact fold and an extendable sun canopy.

It's a little harder to push than the smaller travel strollers in our reviews, but it's able to withstand various terrains and is easy to turn. Another option that is worth considering is the GB Pockit, which is also a rated stroller. It's pricier than some of the other strollers in our ratings however it has a wide range of features that parents are looking for in a travel stroller. It has a simple handlebar and is compact enough to fit into the overhead bins of airplanes.

If you like a sleeker look then the Zoe Traveler is a great option. It's also a top umbrella stroller in our rankings and has a minimalist, sleek design that looks like a backpack when it's folded. It's also a little lighter than the GB Pockit but it has more storage space and gets a higher score for quality than other small travel strollers we've test.

The Doona is another excellent travel stroller that's FAA aircraft-approved (with the latch base) and doesn't require any set-up. It's also durable and comfortable enough for many children. It's more expensive compared to other options, but it is constructed of top-quality materials. It also received a top rating in terms of ease-of-use. It comes with accessories such as an umbrella and a rain cover, which other brands require you to purchase separately.

Comfortable Seating

The best travel strollers are designed to provide your child with an enjoyable ride. Make sure you choose models that are padded and with a spacious canopy. They should also recline, which is important when you intend to use the stroller for napping on your journey. Also, make sure the seat is suitable for the size of your child. Some travel strollers may be designed to be as compact and lightweight as they can be, but this could result in a loss of the comfort of your child.

There are many options that combine the look and comfort. The Cybex Coya, for example, is a stylish stroller that is both lightweight and sturdy. Its aluminum frame is built to last, while its anti-shock wheels and padded five-point harness ensure a smooth ride. The Coya features an enormous canopy that provides great sun protection.

Nuna TRVL is another great alternative. It is a sleek, modern stroller that is designed to make travel easy for children. It features a one-handed fold mechanism and is light enough to fit in car trunks or overhead bins on planes. It comes with a range of accessories and customisations, including weather shields and sun canopies.

If you're in search of a travel stroller that doubles as a daily stroller look into the Uppababy G-Link 2. This spacious stroller is simple to maneuver and comes with many features parents enjoy such as cup holders and storage compartments, as well as an easy buckle, and adjustable shoulder straps. The large seat reclines and it has a UPF50+ canopy, with the ability to peek out through the mesh.

A great option for families with infant car seats is the Bugaboo Butterfly. This stroller is compatible with many infant car seats which makes it a great option pram for newborn families who frequently travel. Its compact fold and movability allow you to easily navigate busy cities and airports.

A travel stroller must be comfortable for both you and your child. Choose a stroller with an expansive and comfortable seat that reclines for napping on long trips. The seat should also feature a an adequately cushioned leg rest, because this will make for a more comfortable ride. Choose a travel stroller that has a padded handle to allow you to carry it when folded.

Convenient Storage

Many travel-friendly strollers fold up so small that they can be stored in car trunks and crowded overhead bins. These strollers are often lighter than 10 pounds and simple to carry by anyone, including children.

UPPAbaby was one of the first companies to enter the "travel stroller that doubles as a daily stroller" category, and its Minu is still a top pick among parents who do not want to worry about checking their strollers at the gate when they fly. This stroller that is IATA-certified fits in most overhead bins, maneuvers like a dream on the plane, and comes with an array of innovative features (including the ability to fold with one hand, a massive sunshade, a comfy seat with multi-position recline, spacious undercarriage basket, and a padded handlebar with a wrist strap, and a simple foot brake that only takes one step).

The Kolcraft Cloud Plus is a budget-friendly stroller that feels like a luxurious option. It's not the most beautiful model nor the smallest in our review, but it has an easy-to-use frame, and lots of smart features, including a reclining mechanism and padding for the brake. It also has a large basket under the carriage and the ability to fold it with one hand. Additionally, it's eco-friendly and comes with recyclable packaging and the option of transferring a 10-year warranty.

The Bugaboo Butterfly is another strong contender, with its slim profile and useful features. In our tests, it maneuvered easily over a variety of surfaces including wood and shag carpet, and its bottom storage basket is big enough to be a backpack. It's only downside is its weight (at 17 pounds) that could hinder it from fitting into the overhead bins of smaller planes.

If you don't have plenty of space to store your stroller at home, think about purchasing a bike shed or making a nook custom for it. A garden shed, particularly, is a great place to store your stroller because it's weatherproof and protected from the elements. It is also easily accessible at any time you require it. A nook or shed can be a secure spot to stash your stroller in the event that it is lost or stolen when you're away.