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Compact Pushchair Reviews

If you're taking public transportation or are frequently traveling via car, a light compact stroller is a good option. These strollers are easier to fold and store, and they're also less likely to be damaged by baggage handlers.

These lightweight travel strollers offer modern convenience and are easy to maneuver on cobblestones. They also fit in overhead compartments of planes.

Lightweight

The best pushchair compact pushchairs are easy to carry, and even more importantly, simple to fold. They are usually easy to fold in one hand and take up less room when folded than full size buggies. They're a great option when you don't have lots of space in your home, or you're concerned about space restrictions when traveling.

They also have a small footprint when closed, which allows you to walk through tight spaces. These are usually the ideal choice if you live in an apartment or want something lightweight and lightweight for your daily walking. They aren't ideal for older children who have to extend their legs in order to move around.

There are a variety of folds that are available. Some can be accomplished with just one hand while others require two hands or more effort. Some are designed to be as small as possible, meaning they can be tucked away in the cabin baggage allowances of a variety of flights, or be carried on your shoulder with a strap or handle.

If you're looking for a light jogging pushchair, our top pick is the Silver Cross Dune. The Silver Cross Dune is a compact pushchair that offers all the thoughtful features and a smart design that you would expect from this brand of the past. It also comes with an easy to fold, and, like the Contours Itsy, it comes in a box that is fully assembled. It's a great option for parents who plan to travel extensively with their child and can fit into most car boots and small trunk spaces.

Another alternative is the Cybex Mios, which straddles both types of pushchairs to provide a fully-functioning travel system with agility and a compact fold. It can be used in parent-facing mode from birth and then switched to world-facing mode as your child gets older. It also comes with an excellent recline feature that's suitable for napping. It's not as compact as the Libelle however, it's smaller size and is more comfortable to use on flat surfaces. It is not suitable for rough terrain. The price is affordable and the durability tests are very good.

Easy to store

The Joie Pact Pro makes the perfect travel buggy. It folds so small it can fit into an overhead compartment for luggage and weighs so light that you won't even be able to tell it's there in your trunk. It's also a great day-to-day stroller and our test driver Hollie found it easy to steer even when she was juggling her toddler. She loved the adjustable handle as well as the lockable wheels and reclined seat. However, she said that it was not very comfortable. She also likes the fact that you can add other features like a reversible, washable seat cover, rain cover, and an ear muff for feet.

The Babyzen YoYO fold pushchair parent facing is a similar stroller that folds compactly. It isn't as streamlined as the Cybex Libelle, but it's still a very neat pack when folded. It can easily be inserted into and out of trunks and car boots. It has more options for newborns in comparison to other buggies for travel. You can also add a newborn cot or bassinet, as well as a customized ride-on-board for older children and an adapter for tandem seats.

The YOYO is not the most compact buggy to drive on uneven or rough terrain. The wheels are small and don't perform well compared to other models that we have evaluated. But, it's an extremely maneuverable pushchair and the YOYO is capable of navigating narrow aisles and muddy pathways. It's ideal for holiday or city break.

The Cosatto Bee6 offers a remarkably simple list of features at its affordable price. It can be folded to the size and weight of a huge bag and is simple to transport on planes and trains. It's also a breeze to use and our MFM reviewer Matt found it a pleasure to steer even with a large toddler on board. He also loved the hood, which comes down low enough to protect from rain and sun and help with napping. The only downside is that it has no under-seat storage, and you'll have to carry or gently hang a bag over the handlebar (against our expert advice!). Alternately, you can buy a separate changing bag holder, making this an ideal holiday buggy.

Easy to manoeuvre

The wheels on small Pushchairs For All Seasons might look small, but they typically do surprisingly well, and can navigate narrow aisles for shopping or rough terrain easily. The Micralite is a perfect example, despite having small wheels, it can handle rough roads with ease and is able to turn sharply on narrow streets, and is able to handle small gravels without a lot of difficulty. It has a smooth steering system that is simple to use with only one hand. It folds into an attractive and compact box that is easily stored inside the carrying case.

Most compact pushchairs were designed for older babies or toddlers. However there are a growing number of them offer an option to lie flat or the option of adding a carrycot (or car seat) to allow them to be used from the time of birth. These concertina or Z fold buggies are typically light and weigh between 6 and 8 kg. They are also certified for use in the cabin by a number of airlines. MFM Editor Gemma has used hers on many occasions and says it's incredibly easy to use and pack away.

If you're looking for a compact fold, the YOYO is the pinnacle of the compact category and was one of the first strollers of this kind. It's still a highly sought-after option, with a lot of parents favouring it over its imitators due to its innovative features and superior performance. It's the ideal choice for frequent travellers particularly if you wish to avoid the stress of waiting for baggage collection and instead take your stroller with you on the plane.

The YOYO also comes in a very compact size, and fits into its accompanying carrying bag with ease, and even enough space. It is a great option for frequent travelers, particularly those who have to pack many things in their suitcase. It's also extremely versatile. You can purchase various accessories, such as a newborn bassinet for babies, a bespoke riding board, and twin travel bundles that turn it into tandem. You can also buy an umbrella and rain cover to give you added security.

Comfortable

Hollie is our reviewer who recommends the Silver Cross model to parents seeking a light and compact pushchair. It's easy-to-use and fits in the trunk of your car. The Silver Cross model's maneuverability as well as its reclining new born push chair were among the top of our tests. It has a parent's tray and an storage basket that can fit a small backpack and great sun-cover options.

Some compact-folding pushchairs fold down to a size that makes them suitable for air travel in a cabin, making them ideal if you travel frequently or have a small car storage space. They're typically light so they're easy to carry and can be used with a travel system if you choose a version with a lie-flat seat or comes with an optional newborn pod or one of two luxury foldable carrycots.

When you are looking for a good travel stroll, it is important to keep in mind that not all models of a buggy are all created to be the same. Some brands claim that their compact-folding pushchairs can easily be folded using just one hand. Others may require more effort or two hands to fold it. It's also worth determining if the buggy has a seat recline. Some are flat, while others have only slight recline, which could be suitable for toddlers, but not younger babies.

Make sure that the model you choose is appropriate for your travel plans. For example when you're going to a hot destination then you should choose a model with a mesh fabric that is vented to keep your child cool. If you're going somewhere stormy or rainy, you should make sure that the egg pushchair has a cover designed for it. The covers that come with generic ones won't fit and may let water in.