Save up to 20% Learn more QuickSmart Easy Fold Stroller - Black and LimeFor the parent that likes portability but not bulk, the 15 pound aluminum QuickSmart Easy Fold Stroller transforms in seconds from a tidy shoulder-bag package into a full-size lightweight stroller. Easy to stash in all sizes of car trunks and city-dwellers’ apartments, the Easy Fold Stroller is the go-to gear for families that want the ability to change course at a moment’s notice, which is sometimes all that life with small children can offer. Cleanly styled for modern simplicity, the Easy fold stroller looks as good as it is practical. • Incredibly fast set up and fold. • Light Weight Aluminum Frame. • Compact fold with Carry bag. • Rain Cover included. • Fully assembled out of the box. • Wipe with Damp Cloth, Air dryRecommended Age: 6 months and upRecommended Weight: up to 45 lbs Product Dimensions27.5 x 24 x 39.7 inches Maximum weight recommendation45 Pounds #138,564 in Baby (See top 100)

in Baby > Strollers > Standard Ok, so, in terms of this product being a stroller, there is really nothing special about it. It has very little recline - really not suitable for any child under 8 months, a terrible non-existant "basket", and the foot rest is pretty flawed, they should of just left that off. Obviously there are no accessories like a drink holder.But in terms of portability? This thing is awesome! The fold is not really quite that natural, and you can't really do it with a baby in your arms, but seriously - it folds up in to (a rather large) bag. Which means you can check it at the airport. I travel frequently, and I usually carry my baby in the Ergo Baby Carrier Black with Camel Lining through out the airport to avoid clunking a stroller around. Also, many airlines do not allow you to gate-check your stroller. However, I check this, and then when I get out, 16 hours at the other end, it is zipped in its little bag, and I don't have to worry about who's grubby hands have been on it.

Then, I can load it up with my luggage on the cart and keep the baby in the carrier instead of lugging a stroller behind me or trying to put my luggage on the stroller, with the car seat...Yes, I've been there. The bag is pretty thin, and not great material. eybl backpackI bought my QuickSmart for a steal at a yard sale and the bag was pretty beat up, so I ordered a new bag - which looks to be better fabric. karrimor orkney backpackEither way - no worries.borderlands tps backpackIt's also got a very narrow wheel base so great for Japan (where I live). It's not my everyday stroller, and I think it's a "secondary" stroller. I didn't pay the price on here, or even 1/8th of that, so for me, it rocks! I love this stroller! Still struggling when I have to fold it

Love this stroller, even though I didn't get to use it yet, only thing I don't like is that the straps are too short, they need to make them longer. QuickSmart Easy Fold Stroller - Black and LimeQuickly opened ready to use in seconds without reading instructions.As described raincover & carry bag included. Summer Infant 3Dlite Convenience Stroller, Black ZOE XL1 DELUXE Xtra Lightweight Travel & Everyday Umbrella Stroller System (Black) GB Pockit Stroller, Monument Black JL Childress Gate Check Bag for Umbrella Strollers, Red See and discover other items: travel stroller systemSeren'S StrollerStroller HolderStroller HangerStroller OrganiserTravel StrollerStrollersGarage Stroller StoragePram StorageStroller OrganizationForwardI actually only use a sling, but this could be good for the grandmother's strollersWhether it’s to save your back from carrying a 10 kilogram child or just so you can move from point A to point B at an adult-like speed, having the right stroller can make or break a trip.

When traveling with kids you want something light, easy to open and collapse and a portable size. At the same time, it must be durable and preferably have a few storage options. Here is the suitcases&strollers travel advisor to some of the best travel strollers. This is the ultimate inview the video above and if you don’t live there already, you’ll want to fly to the US or Canada to buy one. The power stroller opens and closes electronically at the simple touch of a button. It has lights to make you more visible and so you can see pathways and an LCD screen with the temperature,All this is operated with a self charger in the wheels – which can also charge your mobile phone while you walk. If that doesn't make your life easier when you are trying to manage tired children, luggage and passports, nothing will. Lilly Gold Sit ’n’ StrollThis idea is genius. It’s a car seat, stroller and booster all inThink car seat with a pull-out handle – like a suitcase – that can be

attached directly into a plane seat. Yes, you can carry it onboard and use itIt’s not sexy or sleek, but it certainly makes life easier for everyone when you are flying with kids.[For more tips on how to cope with travelling with kids on your own, see the suitcases&strollers story Travelling As A Single Parent.] Imagine a stroller so light and small you can carry it on the plane, it doesn’t require any assembly and can be simply turned into a backpack when you don’t want to use it. Stroller is perfect for trips that require a lot of overland travel via public transport where you want a stroller that can move everywhere with you easily – whether its in use or not. The stroller only weighs 11 pounds so not only does it fit easily into small car boots, it doesn’t take muscles to actually use the ZuZu Genesis 3 Wheel Stroller Sometimes the best travel gear is the cheapest. A good example is the ZuZu – a cheap as chips every day

stroller that is just a little hardier than a typical umbrella-style. not be an investment piece that will last for several years, but for a solid and easy-to-use set of wheels that is more likely to survive the rough handling of the airlines when flying with kids and have decent storage below, strollers from mass market budget stores such as Big W in Australia or Walmart in the US are a good option. They may not look sexy, but they can survive the distance which you will need if you plan to be outdoors, going over cobbled or dirt roads or putting your stroller on and off and in and out of different forms of transport a lot. lightweight (often under 4 kilograms), easy to fold and easy to carry aroundModels like the Cosco Umbrella Stroller are cheap and ideal for situations where you might need to have stroller on hand that you are opening and closing a lot – such as in European cities with lots of steps or at sites like the Great Wall of China or the forts of Rajasthan.