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The Lightest, Most Compact and Easiest to Fold Travel Strollers

This stroller is one of the smallest, lightest and easiest to fold. It has a great ride with a great sun canopy, and multi-position recline.

For less than $100 it's a great value. It's small and easy to fold away, making it perfect for public transport or slinging over your shoulder.

1. Lightweight

When it comes to strollers for travel, lightweight and easy-to-fold are essential. The top models we tested could fold with just one hand, and sometimes two, Pram and Travel system and they can fit in overhead luggage compartments. They also roll well and are compact enough to maneuver easily in tight spaces. Some models have a telescoping hand to accommodate parents of different heights. If you're planning a short trip with a newborn or a long-haul vacation with a toddler, you'll need an easy-to-pack stroller that will make the journey and return -- easier for your family.

We tested nine strollers that meet our minimum size and weight requirements. Each model was tested on city streets, country side walks, and compact travel pram in the terminal at the airport to determine its maneuverability, ease of carrying and folding as well as overall comfort for children.

Our top choice is the Babyzen YoYo2 (320) that folds the easiest of all the strollers we tested, and fits in overhead bins of planes. Its seat reclines almost flat and is compatible with car seats which means it's suitable for babies from birth. Other features that are suitable for parents include a deep undercarriage storage basket and a bag hook attached to the handle and a UPF 50+ canopy that provides ample coverage for your child's travels.

Other great options include the Cybex Orfeo ($320), that features a one-handed concertina fold and is incredibly lightweight. The padded five-point harness the crotch strap, and the an reversible seat will ensure your child's safety and secure, while a large undercarriage basket and a convertible seat will ensure there is space for their belongings. It's also compatible with the brand's infant car seat, making it a viable option for families that start at the time of birth.

The Coya TRVL ($320) is a different one-handed, one-step fold with car seat compatibility as well as a large canopy. It's a bit more expensive than the other models in this category however, it comes with additional features, including a larger cupholder for the parent as well as an adjustable handlebar for parents of all heights and a comfy carry strap. Its simplicity does sacrifice some durability when compared to the other models in this category, but.

2. Folding is easy

A stroller for travel should be easy to shut and open when you're on the move. If you have a bag of groceries or kids in your arms you don't want to struggle with a cumbersome stroller to close it. The most efficient travel strollers fold easily and compactly, even when you only have one hand. Many come with a cushioned strap that can be comfortably placed over your shoulder.

In our tests, the Libelle stroller was rated highly for its ease of folding and compact size. It also has some other attractive features. It's smooth to roll on all surfaces, and has an ample canopy that provides enough coverage. It's also surprisingly light and self-standing when folded, which makes it easier to store.

We recommend parents who want their strollers to fit in the overhead bins of planes, look for models that are guaranteed to fit. The Munchkin Sparrow is a good example. It fits into the smallest folding and comes with a protective travel cover. However it doesn't come with a reclined seat and its cargo space is too small to hold anything other than an infant diaper bag or a tote.

The Babyzen Yoyo 2 is another alternative. It folds concertina-style, but features a reversible seating arrangement to ride face-to-face or back-to-back. Our editor in chief found it a breeze to open and close, although she wasn't thrilled by the way the handle tucks up behind the seat when folded.

The newest type of stroller that is a travel model is the tri-fold, which folds in thirds, and offers the perfect combination of compactness and features. The UPPAbaby Minu for example, has a reversible seat, an unstructured rear storage pouch, and a lockable clasp that keeps it folded. It's a bit bigger than the umbrellas made by the brand, but is smaller than their G-Luxe or G-Link counterparts. It also comes with a padded shoulder strap.

3. Easy to store

The best travel pushchair pushchair travel system strollers fold down into a small, easy-to-store size that you can easily fit in the trunk of your car or squeeze into the overhead bin of an airplane. Some even come with a carry strap that is easy to carry on your shoulders, so you don't need to worry about your hands getting tired. They're also lighter than regular strollers. This makes them easy to lift and carry for a stroll in the neighborhood or at the airport.

The stroller performed extremely well on our durability tests and was easy to maneuver across all kinds of surfaces. From smooth hardwoods to shag flooring, this stroller is an excellent choice. Some of our testers found it a bit flimsy, and the handlebar wasn't padded to keep your hands comfortably. Another thing to think about is the size of the storage basket is it's on the smaller side, and some parents have found it difficult to fit the large diaper bag inside it.

In general, we recommend calling your airline ahead of time to check their specific guidelines regarding the use of strollers on planes, as they can vary. This is especially important if you wish to check your stroller's gate, which would allow you to travel around the airport without it and still be able to use it once you're on the plane (though this isn't a viable option for families who require car seats or a toddler booster).

If you're looking for a simple stroller that's light and folds down to a compact travel stroller size The Contours Itsy is a great choice. It comes nearly fully assembled right out of the box and the only thing you have to do is to snap the bumper bar in the appropriate spot. It has a cup for parents holder and a back pocket however, there is no basket that is large, which could restrict your ability to carry essentials for a long-distance trip.

If you are frequent travelers, we suggest that you consider a more robust stroller with more features and the ability to hold more items. The UPPAbaby Mini, as an example has many of its G-Luxe or G-Link siblings however it's smaller and folds more quickly. It's also slightly more robust than an umbrella stroller, and has a padded strap to lift some of the burden off your shoulders.

4. Confortable

The comfort factor is crucial when using strollers for long periods of time. Seats with a lot of padding as well as a reclining system that can be adjusted to different angles are ideal. Also note whether the canopy extends to give protection from the sun, and if it has mesh windows that allow airflow. You should consider a model that comes with an organizer for the parents or a cupholder, as well as a large basket under the seat if you need to carry your belongings. When looking for a jogger for older children be sure to verify the age range. Also, consider if your child is comfortable in the seat, even without a car seat for infants.

It is also essential to consider how a stroller rolls. It must be able to roll easily over various surfaces, from smooth hardwoods and shag carpet to cobblestones and gravel. It should also handle stairs and curbs with ease. Choose a lightweight stroller for those who intend to do a lot of walking throughout your trip. This will prevent back and leg pain.

A good travel stroller is also easy to use. It should be assembled in less than 30 seconds and snap together securely when popped in the correct place. It should also be able fold flat and fit in the car's boot or the overhead compartment of planes. It should also remain upright when folded, so you can grab it by one hand and then hold your child in the other.

For parents seeking a top-quality lightweight stroller for their child, the Joie Tourist is a great option. It has multiple recline positions so that your child can sleep comfortably. The extendable canopy offers plenty of sun protection with UPF protection. It also includes a rain cover and a coffee cup holder and a footmuff. Charlotte is thrilled that it's suitable from newborns to four years and doesn't require the purchase of a separate car seat adapter.