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How to Pick the Best Travel Stroller

If you're seeking a stroller to use on your travels or a light, compact stroller to carry around on the go, there are plenty of great choices. We've gone through them all to help you pick the ideal stroller for your needs.

A stroller that is lightweight, glides smoothly and drives well over different terrains. It folds into a teeny-tiny carrying bag that fits into most airplane overhead bins.

Easy to Fold

The best strollers fold into an easy-to-store, compact package that can be tucked away in overhead bins on planes as well as in car trunks. It is recommended to look for models that fold with one hand, without having to stoop. Some also have a convenient carry strap that makes it easy to carry the stroller over your shoulder when you're not using it. If you plan to spend a lot of time walking during your trip it's a good idea to get an infant stroller with a large undercarriage basket which can accommodate large diaper bags as well as weekender bags.

The lightweight Babyzen YoYo2 is the most compact stroller we've ever tested, weighing only 13.7 pounds and getting into airplane aisles or into overhead bins. It's also smaller than other strollers, making it easier to weave through crowds on city streets. It's not a good option for rough terrain or jogging but it's ideal for city living and quick outings when you don't want to carry around a larger stroller.

Another option that's lightweight is the Nuna Aer+, which packs full-size stroller features into a compact design suitable for air travel. It's compatible with both Nuna and Clek infant car seats (adapters are sold separately), has a spacious storage bin, and provides a smooth ride on uneven surfaces. It's more expensive than other travel strollers that we've tested, however it's worth it for parents who frequently use their stroller when traveling.

Certain strollers for travel help to transport them. One example is the baby pram Jogger City Tour 2 with its versatile design. It has a simple design that folds and unfolded using one hand and is compatible with all major brand car seats. The front wheel suspension and swivel wheels ensure an easy ride on roads, airports and cobblestones. Its convenient handlebar height adjusts to accommodate parents of all heights.

Contours takes popular stroller styles and makes them more affordable for travelers. Itsy's stroller is lighter the lightweight Pockit but has an extra durable frame, a dynamic dual wheel suspension, UPF50+ sun canopy, and plenty of storage. It features a self-standing fold that is easy to collapse. It is also equipped with a convenient carry bag and carrying strap.

Easy to Manoeuvre

You should choose a travel stroller that can be maneuvered easily in all terrains. This is especially true when you plan to use your stroller for hikes or adventures where you might encounter rough terrain. Select a stroller that comes with a handlebar that is easy to use and wheels designed to be able to grip the surface. It should also be light and maneuverable enough that you can lift, carry or store it with little effort.

The BabyZen Yoyo2 is a highly popular umbrella stroller made for travel. It's a good choice for folding pram parents looking for an easy-to-use, high-quality item that has features that a lot of families would like in a stroller, such as a compact fold and a sun canopy that can be extended.

It's a little more difficult to push than other smaller strollers but it's a great choice in a variety of terrains and is easy to turn. The GB Pockit is another highly-rated stroller. It's pricier than some of the other strollers in our ratings however it has an array of features that parents would like in a stroller that travels. It comes with a user-friendly handlebar that's easy to move and is small enough to fit in the overhead bins of airplanes.

If you're looking for a sleeker style, you should check out the Zoe Traveler. It's also the top-rated umbrella stroller according to our reviews. It's a minimalist and sleek design, that makes it look like a backpack when folded. It's also a little lighter than the GB Pockit but it has more storage space and gets an overall higher score for quality compared to the other smaller strollers we've tried.

The Doona is a great stroller for traveling that's FAA approved for aircraft use (with the latch base) and requires no setup. It's also sturdy and easy to use with a number of children. It's a bit more expensive than some of the other choices in our rankings but it's built with high-quality materials and received a top rating for ease-of-use. It also comes with accessories, such as a rain cover and travel bag, which other brands require you to purchase separately.

Comfortable Seating

The best strollers for travel are designed to provide your child with an enjoyable ride. Look for models that are padded and with a spacious canopy. They should also recline, which is crucial if you plan on using the stroller to nap during your travels. Also, ensure that the seat is suitable for the size of your child. Some strollers are designed to be as compact and light as they can, Double Pram and pushchair but this could compromise comfort.

There are many options that combine style and comfort. For instance, the Cybex Coya is a stylish stroller that is light and robust. Its aluminum frame is constructed to last, and its anti-shock wheels as well as padded 5-point harness ensure a comfortable ride. The Coya also comes with a large canopy that offers an excellent sun protection.

Nuna TRVL is a different option. It is a sleek, innovative stroller that is designed to make travel easy with children. It features a one-handed fold mechanism and is lightweight enough to fit into car trunks or overhead bins on planes. It is also available with a range of accessories and customisation options, such as sun canopies, weather shields, and snack trays.

If you're looking for a travel stroller that doubles as a daily stroller, consider the Uppababy G-Link 2. The spacious stroller moves smoothly and has all the features parents love like cup holders storage pockets, an easy buckle and adjustable shoulder straps. Its spacious seat reclines, and has a large UPF50+ canopy with the ability to peek out through the mesh.

The Bugaboo Butterfly is a good choice for families who have infant car seats. This stroller is compatible with various infant car seats, making it a convenient choice for families who frequently travel. The compact fold and maneuverability of this stroller allow you to travel through busy airports and large cities.

A stroller for travel must be comfortable for both you and your child. Pick a stroller that has a large, padded seat and can recline to allow naps during long journeys. Seats with padded legrests offer a more comfortable ride. Choose a travel stroller with a cushioned handle to allow you to carry it when folded.

Convenient Storage

Contrary to the majority of strollers, a few models designed for travel have extremely compact folds that make them ideal for stowing in tight trunks of cars or overcrowded overhead bins. These strollers are typically lighter than 10 pounds and are easy to carry by anyone, including children.

UPPAbaby's Minu was among the first strollers that could be used as an everyday stroller. It is still a popular choice for parents who are light packers and don't want their stroller to get gate-checked when they fly. The stroller is IATA-certified and easy to maneuver off the plane and fits in most overhead bins. It also comes with numerous clever features, such as the ability to fold with one hand with a large sunshade, as well as an incredibly comfortable seat with various recline positions.

The Kolcraft Cloud Plus is a budget-friendly stroller, but it feels like a luxurious option. It's not the prettiest or most compact model we review, but it does have an elegant frame, simple controls, and lots of clever features (including a reclining mechanism as well as a padded foot brake, a large undercarriage basket and a simple fold that only requires one hand). It's also environmentally friendly and comes in recyclable packaging with the option of transferring a 10-year warranty.

Another option is the Bugaboo Butterfly, which has a slim profile and a host of convenient features. In our tests, it maneuvered well across a variety of surfaces including wood and shag carpet and its storage basket is large enough to be a backpack. Its only flaw is its weight (at 17 pounds) which could prevent it from fitting in the overhead bins of smaller planes.

If you don't have plenty of space for storing your stroller at home, consider purchasing a bike shed, or creating a nook specifically for it. A garden shed is the perfect place to store a stroller since it's weatherproof and shielded from the elements. It's also accessible when you need it. You can also use a nook or shed to store your stroller if it's stolen or lost.