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The Lightest, Most Compact and Easiest to Fold Travel Strollers

This stroller is among the lightest and most compact. It's also the easiest Folding Stroller strollers. Despite its size, it provides a good ride, excellent sun canopy and multi-position recline.

At less than $100 it's a great value. It has a simple, compact fold and a carry strap, so it's easy to sling over your shoulder or take with you on public transportation.

1. Lightweight

The most important aspect of a great travel stroller is to be lightweight and easy to fold. The most popular models we tested could be folded with one hand and sometimes two and can be tucked into overhead compartments for luggage. They also roll well and are compact travel pram enough to easily maneuver in tight spaces. Some even offer an adjustable handle for parents of various heights. Whether you're planning a quick trip with your newborn or a long-haul getaway with a toddler, look for an easy-to-pack stroller that makes the journey and return -- easier for your family.

To determine the top strollers for traveling, we compared nine that were able to meet our weight and size requirements. Each model was put to the test on country streets, and at the airport terminal for mobility in folding, ease of carrying, and overall comfort for your child.

Our top picks include the Babyzen YoYo2 ($320) that is the easiest to fold of the travel strollers we tested and can fit into airplane overhead bins. It's compatible with car seats and its seat reclines almost completely flat, making it suitable for infants. Other features that parents will appreciate include a deep undercarriage basket, a bag hook on the handle and a UPF 50+ canopy that provides ample coverage for your young traveler.

Other great options include the Cybex Orfeo ($320), pushchair Cheap which has a one-handed, concertina fold that is extremely lightweight. The padded five-point harness, crotch strap, and reversible seat keep your child safe, while a large undercarriage basket and a reversible seat ensure there's enough space for their possessions. It is also compatible with the brand’s infant car seat. This makes it a good option for families with children that have children from birth.

The Coya TRVL ($320), one-handed, one-step fold that is also compatible with car seats and comes with an enormous canopy. It's more expensive than other models in the same category but it also comes with extra features, including a spacious cupholder and parent pocket, an adjustable handlebar to accommodate parents of different heights, and a comfortable carry strap. The simplicity of the model does compromise durability, relative to other models in this class.

2. Easy to fold

When you're on the move the stroller you use for travel needs to be simple to open and close. If you have a bag of groceries or children in your arms you don't want to wrestle with a complex stroller to close it. Even with just one hand, the best travel strollers can be folded up quickly and compactly. Many come with a cushioned carrying strap that fits comfortably over your shoulder.

In our tests In our tests, the Libelle stroller scored well for its easy folding and compact size. However, it also has some nice features: It rolls effortlessly over all surfaces and has a large canopy that offers ample coverage. It's also extremely lightweight and stands by itself when folded. This makes it much easier to store.

We recommend that parents who want their strollers to fit in the overhead bin of a plane, look for models that promise to fit. The Munchkin Sparrow, for example is a great fit in the smallest fold, and comes with a handy protective travel cover, but it comes with no recliner, and a narrow cargo space that can only hold a small tote bag or diaper bag (no backpacks).

Another alternative is the Babyzen Yoyo 2, which folds up into a concertina-style but also has the option of a reversible seat to allow face-toface or back-toback riding. Our managing editor found it a breeze to open and close, though she wasn't thrilled by the way the handle tucks up behind the seat when folded.

The most recent type of travel stroller is the tri-fold, which folds in thirds, and offers the perfect combination of compactness and features. The UPPAbaby Miniu for instance, comes with the ability to flip the chair over with a storage pouch that is not structured at the rear, and a lockable latch to keep it folded. It's slightly larger than the umbrella models made by the brand however, it folds more compactly than its G-Luxe and G-Link counterparts and has a padded carry strap that can be slung over your shoulder.

3. Easy to store

The best travel strollers fold up into smaller, compact size that's easy to fit into the trunk of your car or into the overhead bin on a plane. Some even have a carrying strap that is easy to carry over your shoulder, so you don't have to be concerned about your hands becoming tired. They also tend to be lighter than normal strollers, which can make them easier to carry and lift when you're ready to take a stroll around the neighborhood or to the airport.

This stroller performed exceptionally well on our durability tests and was easy to maneuver over all types of surfaces. From smooth hardwoods to shag flooring, this stroller is an excellent choice. Some of our testers thought it was a bit fragile and the handlebar wasn't cushioned to ensure that your hands are comfortably. Another thing to take into consideration is how big the basket is it's on the smaller side and some parents have found it difficult to fit a large diaper bag into it.

In general, we recommend calling your airline prior running pushchair to time to confirm their specific guidelines for bringing strollers on board and strollers, as they may vary. This is particularly crucial if you plan to check your stroller's gate that allows you to navigate the airport without it and still use it once you're on the plane (though that option won't work for families who require a car seat or toddler booster).

If you're looking for a simple stroller that is lightweight and folds down to a compact size the Contours Itsy is a great choice. The Contours Itsy is fully assembled and all you need to do is snap in the bumper bar. It has a cup holder for the parent, as well as an additional back pocket. However, it does not have an oversized basket. This can restrict your ability to carry essentials for a long trip.

If you're an avid traveler, we recommend considering a more robust stroller with more features and can carry more cargo. The UPPAbaby Mini, for example has many of its G-Luxe and G-Link siblings with features, but it is smaller and folds much faster. It's also a bit stronger than an umbrella stroller and it comes with a cushioned carrying strap that takes some of the burden off your shoulders.

4. Comfortable

Strollers are often used for long periods of time when traveling, and it is essential to be comfortable. Choose a seat with ample padding and recline systems that lets you set it at various angles. Take note of whether the canopy extends for sun protection and if the mesh windows promote airflow. Consider a model that has a parent organizer/cupholder and an enormous basket underneath the seat if you need to carry your belongings. If you're looking for a stroller for older children, look up the age range and determine whether your child will be comfortable in the stroller without an infant car seat.

How a stroller rolls is also vital. It must be able to roll easily across different surfaces, including smooth carpets, hardwoods and shag carpets cobblestones, and gravel. It should also be able to navigate stairs and curbs without difficulty. Consider a stroller with a light weight if you plan to do a lot walking during your journey. This will prevent back and leg pain.

A quality stroller for travel should be easy to use, too. It should be simple to put together and snap together when it is placed in the right place. It should also be able fold flat and fit into the boot of a car or in the overhead compartment of planes. It should also stay upright when folded so that you can grab it using one hand and hold your baby in the other.

For parents looking for a high-quality, lightweight travel stroller The Joie Tourist is a great alternative. It offers several recline positions, which means your child can rest comfortably, and its extendable canopy provides plenty of sun protection with UPF protection. It also includes a rain cover and a coffee cup holder and a footmuff. Charlotte loves that the car seat is suitable for newborns to four years old and does not require an adapter separately.