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How to Choose the best travel pushchair (click homepage)

If you're planning a trip to a different country with your child, you will need a travel stroller that folds up easily and stand on its own when closed. Choose a travel pushchair with a large storage basket and a fully reclined seat.

It's also important to ensure that your travel pushchair is cabin-approved and has a convenient handle height that is suitable for parents of all sizes.

Foldable Easily

If you're planning to travel with your little one, it's important to choose a pushchair that can be folded quickly and easily. This will make it much easier for you to get the stroller out and in of your car boot or carry it up the stairs. It must be small enough to fit in the overhead compartment of a plane.

There are many choices, whether you're looking for a lightweight travel pushchair or a full-sized. The best ones offer an easy fold that can be folded with one hand and are freestanding when closed. Look for compact strollers with an ample basket that can carry your luggage.

The Joolz Aer premium travel pushchair is extremely lightweight, compact and can be pushed using only one hand. The Joolz Aer is bought in a bundle that includes a bassinet for babies with leg rests, as well as a rain cover.

Other pushchairs near me for travel include the Mountain Buggy Colugo, which is lighter and smaller than the Yoyo. It's more expensive, however, it has a range of useful features, including a one handed fold and a large storage basket. It doesn't have the same smooth maneuverability as the Yoyo and may not be able to fit in overhead storage on some flights. Despite this the Colugo is a great choice for those looking for lightweight, compact strollers that can be taken on most airlines. It also has an exclusive dual-sided wheel lock that makes it more sturdy and more stable than other strollers. This is a great option if you're planning on spending much time outdoors or visiting countries with rough terrain.

Lightweight

The ideal travel pushchair is one that's easy to lift and carry when you're trying to climb the stairs on public transport or shoving it into the overhead luggage compartment on a plane. It also has to be small enough to fit into the car's boot without taking up all the space, and it should be freestanding when folded. Some brands have gone further and designed strollers that can be folded so compactly they can be stored right in the corner of the car seat!

The drawback of light travel pushchairs is that they are less durable than other models. This is because designers have to sacrifice features like basket space to keep them lightweight. Most are durable enough to be used for a long time and are able to handle uneven pavements. Some even have the benefit of being cabin-friendly so that you can carry them on flights.

Make sure your new pushchair has a rain cover and a sunshade in case you plan to use it during your vacation. You should spend the extra money for an item specifically designed for your model, instead of a generic one. It will be more suited to your model and keep water out.

The Joie Pact Pro is our favorite lightweight travel pushchair. It's simple to fold and can be opened using only one hand. It's the smallest of the pushchairs in our list, and it can fit into small car boot spaces. But it's still a maneuverable pushchair that's suitable for toddlers and infants from birth until the age of a few years old. It's also a cabin-friendly model and weighs less than 15kg, so it can be taken with you on a plane as hand baggage.

Compact

A compact travel stroller can easily be tucked away in the trunk of your vehicle or in the overhead compartments of planes, trains and boats. Travel strollers that are lightweight and compact are easier to lift into and out of a car and also to carry up stairs. This is especially important if you're going to an old European city with cobbled streets.

Find a single-handed folding mechanism you can operate while holding a child and/or additional luggage. Also, you should consider the weight limit of your travel pushchair as well as whether you want an recline, a canopy, or footmuff (depending on the destination you're traveling).

The Gb Pockit, for example is so lightweight and small that it is so compact that it fits into cup holders of cafe seats. Its smaller wheels make it a little more difficult to maneuver on rough terrain, however it's still able to do the job. If you plan to go on vacation to the beach or go on an off-road adventure then you need a stroller that is thicker and larger wheels.

The Joie Tourist stroller is a top choice for families. It weighs just 6kg when folded, and is cabin-approved meaning it can be stored in the overhead storage compartment on a plane. It's a stylish and cost-effective alternative too. We love its magnetic buckle and the fact that it's suitable from birth to 4 years old (as as you purchase the carry cot and car seat adapters).

Easy to Manoeuvre

Whether you're looking for the best travel pushchair for your vacation or something light and compact to fit in your car boot, it's essential to select a model that is easy to maneuver. Choose a smooth steering system and a chassis that's lightweight to aid you in navigating the airport and narrow aisles of shopping. It's also important to ensure that the travel pushchair is small enough to fit inside a plane's overhead storage compartment when not being used.

Our test participants found that the Babyzen YOYO2 is an excellent choice for this, with its sleek design and premium feeling. The hood has UPF 50 and is large enough to fit the baby's. The handlebar feels solid and leathery, which our testers found superior to the handles of other lightweight pushchairs. Our test subjects were awed by the ease it took to move around different terrains, but they did not like the wheels were smaller and didn't provide as much grip.

The Graco EeZeFold is another great alternative for parents who are looking for an easy-to-use travel system. It's suitable from birth and folds up compactly which makes it easy to stow in the car boot or in an overhead compartment on a flight. It's more expensive than other travel pushchairs however, our test subjects found it worth the extra cost for its convenience and durability.