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Compact Pushchair Reviews

A compact stroller that is lightweight will be an ideal option for you if you often travel by car or public transport. These strollers are easy to fold and store and less likely to be damaged by baggage handlers.

These strollers are lightweight and provide modern convenience and are easy to navigate on cobblestones. Additionally, they can be easily stored in the overhead compartments of planes.

Lightweight

The most compact pushchairs are light to carry, and more importantly, simple to fold. They are usually simple to fold with just one hand and take up less room when folded than large buggies. This makes them a good option for those with limited storage space in your home or are worried about space restrictions when traveling particularly by plane.

Some have a small footprint when they are closed, making them ideal for spaces that are tight. These are the best option when you live in an apartment, or want something lightweight and easy to walk around in. However, they could be uncomfortable for older children, especially if they need to extend their legs to get around.

There are a range of different fold styles available on the market and some are truly one-handed, while others require an extra effort or two hands to complete. Some are designed to fit within the baggage allowance for cabins on many flights, and can be carried on your shoulder with straps or handles.

In terms of a very lightweight pushchair, our favourite 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 features an user-friendly fold, and just similar to the Contours Itsy, it comes with the complete set. It's an excellent choice for parents who are traveling a lot with their child. It can be tucked away in the majority of car trunks and small trunk spaces.

The Cybex Mios is another option. It bridges the two categories of pushchairs pushchairs as a fully-functioning system that is agile. It can be used from birth in a parent-facing mode, but then switched to a world-facing mode as your child grows older, and it also has a comfortable recline that is nap-worthy. It isn't quite as compact as the Libelle however it does come in smaller dimensions and is much easier to use on flat surfaces. It's not the best choice for rough terrain, but. The other benefit is the low cost and outstanding tests of durability.

Easy to store

The Joie Pact Pro is the ideal travel stroller, folding into a size that fits into an overhead luggage compartment and is so light that you'll barely notice it in your car boot. It is also a good stroller to use for everyday use. Our test subject Hollie found that it was easy to steer even while trying to manage a toddler. She loved the adjustable handle, lockable wheels and the reclined seat. However, she did note that it was not very comfortable. She also likes that you can add extras like a reversible and washable seat cover, rain cover, and a foot muff.

The Babyzen YOYO fold pushchair is a similar stroller that folds compactly. It's not as streamlined as the Cybex Libelle but it's still a great product that is easy to slide into trunks and car boot. It also offers more options for newborns than other travel pushchair buggies, with the option of adding the bassinet or cot for compact pushchair newborns as well as a custom ride-on board for older children and a tandem double seat adapter.

The YOYO isn't the most compact pushchair for driving on uneven or rough terrain. Its tiny wheels do not perform as well as other models that we have tested. It is still a very maneuverable pushchair, and the YOYO does a great job navigating narrow aisles and muddy paths. It's a good choice for a vacation or city break.

The Cosatto Bee6 is a compact travel buggy that offers a host of features for a very low price. It can be folded down to the size and weight of a large bag and is simple to carry on trains and planes. It's also very easy to use and our MFM reviewer Matt found it a pleasure to steer, even with a heavy toddler in the. He also loved the hood, which comes down low enough to protect from sun and showers and help with napping. The only drawback is that there's no storage under the seat and you must carry or delicately drape your bag on the handlebars (against the advice of an expert!). Alternately, you can buy a separate changing bag holder to make it an ideal buggy for the holidays.

Easy to Manoeuvre

The wheels on compact pushchairs may appear small, but they typically are surprisingly efficient, navigating narrow aisles for shopping or rough terrain easily. The Micralite is a great example. Although it has small wheels, it is able to handle rough pavements with ease and turn swiftly on narrow roads, and handle light gravel without much difficulty. It also has a slick steering system and is a breeze to steer with just one hand. It folds into a sleek and compact package which fits snugly into its accompanying bag for transport.

Most compact pushchairs are designed for toddlers and older infants however, an increasing number offer a lie-flat seat or the option to add an additional carrycot (or baby car seat) to allow them to be used from birth. These Z fold buggies are typically light, weighing only 6-8kg. They are also approved for Compact Pushchair cabin use by a number of airlines. MFM Editor Gemma has used hers on many occasions and says it's incredibly easy to use and take away.

If you are looking for a compact fold, then the YOYO is an excellent choice. It was the first buggy to feature this feature. It's still a popular choice, with many parents preferring it over its rivals thanks to its clever details and superior functionality. It's a great choice for frequent travelers, particularly if they want to avoid the hassle of waiting in line at baggage pickup by bringing their stroller along.

The YOYO is extremely compact, fitting into the accompanying carrying bag with ease and with plenty of room. It is a great option for frequent travelers, particularly those who need to carry lots of things into their suitcase. Additionally, it's extremely adaptable - you can purchase various accessories for it, including baby bassinets, a bespoke ride-on boards and a twin travel bundle to turn it into the form of a tandem. You can also buy an umbrella and rain cover to ensure your safety.

Confortable

For parents wanting a lightweight, compact pushchair that's easy to operate and fits into the trunk of their car, our review expert, Hollie, recommends this Silver Cross model. The Silver Cross model's maneuverability as well as its reclined seat were among the best of our tests. It has a parent's tray, the storage basket which can be used to fit the size of a backpack, and fantastic sun cover options.

Some compact-fold strollers fold so small that they're certified for use on planes by the cabin. This makes them perfect for those who frequently travel or have limited space in your car boot. They're typically light so they're easy to carry around, and can be used in conjunction with a travel system, if you choose a version that features a lie-flat seating unit, or has an optional newborn pod or one of two luxurious folding carrycots.

When you are looking for a good excursion, it's important to keep in mind that not all buggy models are all created to be the same. Some brands claim their compact-fold pushchairs can be folded with one hand, whereas others might require more involvement or two hands to figure out how to fold it folded. Check if the buggy's seat reclines. Some are completely flat, while others only have some slight recline. This might be fine for toddlers, but not suitable for younger children.

You should also check whether the model you're looking at is designed specifically for the type of travel you're doing, for instance, in the event that you're going to a place that's hot make sure you choose one that has a vented mesh fabric to help keep your little one cool. If you're heading somewhere that's wet or windy, you should make sure that the pushchair is equipped with a cover designed for it. Covers that are generic won't fit and could let water in.