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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 get damaged by baggage handlers.

These lightweight travel strollers offer 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 cheap pushchairs are easy to carry, and more importantly, they are easy to fold. Often they have a simple one-handed fold and occupy less space when folded than larger buggies. This makes them a great option for those with limited storage in your home or are concerned about space limitations when travelling on planes, for example.

Some models have a smaller footprint when they are closed, which makes them perfect for small spaces. They are the ideal choice for those who live in apartments or you want something light and agile for walking around. However, they could be uncomfortable for older children, especially if they have to stretch their legs to get around.

There are a range of different fold types available on the market, with some being truly one-handed and others needing some effort or two hands to complete. Some are designed to be as small as they can be, which means they will fit into the cabin baggage allowance of many flights or be carried on your shoulder using a strap or handle.

Silver Cross Dune is our most loved lightweight pushchair. It has all the sophisticated design and thoughtful features that you would expect from this renowned brand, but in a much smaller package. It has an easy-to use fold, and like the Contours Itsy comes fully assembled in the box. It's a great choice for parents who will be traveling a lot with their child. It fits into most car trunks as well as small trunk spaces.

Another option is an alternative is Cybex Mios, which straddles both categories of pushchair as an all-purpose travel system that has nimbleness and a small fold. It can be used in a parent-facing mode from birth and then changed to world-facing when your child grows older. It also comes with an adequate recline feature that's suitable for napping. It's not as compact as the Libelle however it's smaller and easier to use on flat surfaces. It's not suitable for rough terrain. The price is very affordable and the durability tests are top-notch.

Easy to store

The Joie Pact Pro is the ideal travel stroller, folding down so small that it fits into an overhead compartment for luggage, and weighing so little you'll barely notice it in your car boot. It is also a good stroller for daily use. Our tester Hollie found it easy to steer even while carrying a baby of just one year old. She liked the adjustable handle and lockable wheels, but noted that it isn't an extremely comfortable seat. She also likes that you can add other features like a reversible and washable seat cover, rain cover and a foot muff.

The Babyzen YoYO fold pushchair is another stroller that folds down compactly. It's not as sleek as the Cybex Libelle, but it's still a very neat package when folded and it is easy to slot in and out of trunks and boots. It offers more newborn options when compared to other buggies. You can also add a newborn cot or bassinet and a customized ride-on-board for older kids and a tandem seat adapter.

The YOYO is not the most compact buggy for driving on rough or uneven terrain. The wheels are small and do not perform as well as other models we've tested. It's still a mobile pushchair, and the YOYO is a shrewd choice for in narrow aisles and muddy pathways. It's an excellent option for a family vacation or city break.

The Cosatto Bee6 offers a remarkably simple list of features at its price. It can be folded down to the size and weight of a big bag and is simple to transport on planes and trains. It's also easy to steer, and our MFM tester Matt found it to be an absolute joy to steer even with a large toddler was aboard. He also appreciated the hood, which comes down low enough to shield from sun and showers and facilitate naps. The only downside is that it has no under-seat storage and you'll need to carry or hang a bag over the handlebar (against our advice!). You can also purchase a separately sold changing bag holder to make it an ideal holiday buggy.

Easy to Manoeuvre

Wheels on compact pushchairs might look small, yet they're usually quite efficient at navigating narrow aisles and rough terrain. The Micralite is a prime example - despite having very small wheels, it can handle rough roads with ease and turns swiftly on narrow roads and manages to tackle some lightly sand without much of a problem. It also has a slick steering system that is easy to steer with one hand. It folds down into an elegant and compact package that fits snugly in its accompanying carrying case.

The majority of compact pushchairs are designed for toddlers and older infants However, a growing number offer a lie-flat seating or the option of adding an extra carrycot (or baby car seat) to ensure they are suitable from birth. These clever concertina or Z-fold buggies tend to be very light at 6-8kg and are able to be cabin-approved by a wide range of airlines, making them ideal for travel. MFM Editor Gemma has used hers many occasions and says it's incredibly easy to use and take away.

If you're looking for a compact fold, then the YOYO is an excellent choice. It was the first buggy to offer this feature. It's still a popular option, with a lot of parents preferring it over its rivals due to its innovative features and its superior performance. It's an excellent choice for frequent travelers, especially those who want to avoid the hassle of waiting in line for baggage collection by bringing their stroller along.

The YOYO is extremely compact, fitting into the accompanying carrying bag with ease and with some room to spare. It is a great option for frequent travelers, particularly those who need to carry a lot of things in their suitcase. Plus it's incredibly versatile - you can buy various accessories for it, including baby bassinets, a bespoke ride-on boards and a twin travel bundles that turn it into an equilateral. You can also purchase an umbrella and rain cover for extra peace of mind.

Comfortable

Hollie, our reviewer, Jogging pushchair recommends the Silver Cross model to parents who are looking for a compact, lightweight pushchair. It's user-friendly and can be tucked away into the trunk of your car. The Silver Cross model's maneuverability and reclined seat were among the best in our tests. It comes with a tray for parents, an storage basket that can fit a small backpack and great sun cover options.

Some compact strollers fold so small that they're suitable for use in air travel. This is a great advantage if you travel often or are limited in your car boot. They are usually lightweight to make them easy for you to carry. They are also able to be used in conjunction with a travel system, when you choose a model that has a lie-flat seating option or an infant "pod".

A key thing to note when choosing a travel buggy is that not all models are in the same way. Some brands boast that their compact-fold pushchairs are able to fold in one hand, [Redirect-302] while others might require more of an involvement or even a couple of hands to work out how to fold it into the folded position. It is also worth checking if the seat has a recline - some are fully flat and others have slight recline, which could be suitable for toddlers, but not for babies.

Check that the model you pick is appropriate for your travel plans. For example If your destination is hot, you should look for one with mesh fabric vented to keep your child cool. Likewise, if you're heading somewhere rainy or windy, make sure the pushchair you buy has an appropriate cover to fit it. generic covers will not fit and can let water in.