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Best Travel Pushchair

If you're often moving around or planning to travel with a small kid, you may be looking for the best travel pushchair. You may want one that is simple to fold and maneuver over bumpy terrain. You might also want recliner seats to allow for a relaxing nap, or one that comes with accessories like a bassinet to sleep a newborn.

1. G-Luxe Stroller UPPAbaby

The UPPAbaby G-Luxe umbrella stroller is among the most lightweight strollers on the market. It's sleek and stylish, and it feels sturdy and luxurious to push. It's also incredibly easy to fold and it has a carry strap attached for ease of carrying if you have to put it in a tight space like a closet or the corner of your hotel room.

It comes with a comprehensive set of travel accessories that include the rain cover as well as the SPF 50+ sunshade, which snaps on effortlessly. The G-Luxe also has a large stretch canopy that's ideal for taller kids and offers plenty of protection to keep your little ones protected from sun.

Unlike other lightweight umbrella strollers the UPPAbaby G-Luxe has recline that can be operated with just one hand. It also has an adjustable footrest so that your child can be comfortable. It also comes with a simple-to-access storage bin that's big enough to hold a diaper bag or snacks as well as drinks. It can fit a medium-sized changing pad.

The brake system of the UPPAbaby G-Luxe is rated among the best on the market. The stroller is easy and quick to operate, with responsive brakes. However, some parents did complain about the G-Luxe's difficulties in folding.

Founded in the US in 2006, UPPAbaby has become known for its practical-but-stylish buggies at competitive prices and its focus on quality and environmental sustainability. The company is also a favorite among celebrities, with Emily Blunt and Adele both owning UPPAbaby Cruz and Vista strollers.

2. Cybex Mios Stroller

The Mios is a stylish stroller, which includes a wide range of accessories to make it more useful. The innovative one-hand fold lets you to fold it into a self-standing style, making storage easy. The breathable mesh fabric can also make hot days more comfortable. You can also add a parasol to shield your child from sun. The Mios is available in a range of colors and patterns to suit your style from traditional to modern.

It is able to be used from birth with the optional carrycot. It can be set flat to provide a comfy baby-sized fit. The carrycot can be removed from the frame by using memory buttons and one click. It is one of the easiest prams to transport and is easily carried for short distances and up and down steps.

The Mios is easy for you to drive and maneuver, especially on smooth surfaces such as paths, pavements, and paved road. Adele did not have any issues navigating the rough terrain of Victoria Park.

The Mios is a fantastic choice for families who plan to combine it with an infant car seat. The Mios includes Cybex car seats adapters compatible with GB or Cybex infant car seats. These adapters can remain attached even when the Mios is folded down. It can also be used with the Cybex Aton 2 and Cloud Q series of infant car seats, with an adapter sold separately. This combination is a perfect travel pushchair for a long stroll or a day of exploring the city. The Cybex Mios is also a excellent choice for parents with twins since it can be used with the Bugaboo Comfort Wheeled Board+ to accommodate two children.

3. Doona Stroller

The Doona is the only infant car seat that doubles as a stroller, making it the ideal travel pushchair if your need an additional car seat and stroller. It has top safety ratings from Stifting Warentest, ADAC, and OAMTC, plus five stars for its ease of use. The Doona has also been evaluated for air travel pram and is certified to meet all US and EU standards.

The Doona features a unique double-wall structure that allows the wheels and body to fold in one. This provides significant safety advantages. The two layers of impact-absorbing plastic as well as additional layers of EPS, foam, and other materials provide enhanced side-impact protection for your child in the event of an accident. The handle can also function as a reliable bar that absorbs the forces of an accident and prevent your child from spinning backwards, causing serious injuries.

To release the wheels of the Doona there's a lever located at the back of the seat that you pull up. It causes a slight jolt, which doesn't awaken your baby. You can put the wheels by lifting the same lever.

The Doona is compatible with a variety of cars and public transport making it an ideal travel pushchair. It's designed to easily fit through narrow airline aisles and is approved for Childs Pram air travel with an infant which means you can take your Doona with you wherever you go, even overseas. It's also easy to put up without the base, which is a huge benefit if you're renting a car on your trip or don't have room for a separate base at home.

4. Trvl Stroller

If you're on a quick outing around town, a whirlwind weekend trip, or Pushchairs exploring far-flung destinations the Nuna Trvl Stroller will ensure your travels are easy and stress-free. This lightweight stroller packs a big punch with high-quality comfort for your child as well as convenience for you, with the super compact self-fold which redefines what it means to be prepared.

The progressive front and back wheel suspensions allow you to maneuver over rough terrain. The adjustable calf supports can raise the seat so that your child can ride in comfortable. The specially designed canopy offers UPF 50+ sun protection, as well as a peek-a-boo window. If you're a frequent flyer you'll appreciate the fact that this stroller can be tucked away in the overhead bins of a majority of airlines (please contact your airline to confirm! ).

The Trvl is easy to use even with a baby. Because of its magnetic MagneTech secure snap buckle, it's simple to attach the PIPA Series infant car seat to the belly bar with no additional adapters required. The Trvl comes with a luxe leatherette accented pushbar and handle for an ergonomic grip.

The Trvl comes with a big easy-to-access basket that can accommodate a lot of equipment (including the small backpack and a diaper bag!). The legs of the stroller are wider for more stability and it can be easily rolled over any surface. It does have one small drawback it's folding is a bit tricky. The ring and handle has to be timed perfectly which means it is susceptible to be thrown off if you aren't careful. This isn't a major issue however, it's something to think about when you are planning to take this stroller for trips.

5. Graco 3D Lite Stroller

This stroller has plenty to offer a single child model. It features a quick one-second fold and an expandable basket that has the cup holder for parents. It also comes with an adjustable tray for children and 5-point harness. The only drawback is that it does not fully recline which makes it a bad option for babies.

This is the cheapest stroller that we've reviewed. It's lightweight and has a high seat that gives your child a good view. It's not as sturdy as more expensive models and is prone to slipping on uneven surfaces, such as cobblestones. It also has dual front wheels that can be moved to the left if they encounter obstacles.

The 3D Lite has a small storage bin that can accommodate a medium-sized backpack diaper bag, and it also has a peek-a-boo window in the canopy. The sunshade on it is tiny and might be the smallest of the bunch and doesn't extend to the back of your child. It does have a sun visor that can be removed.

The seat has a 5-point harness that is padded, and the frame is equipped with an adjustable shoulder strap so that you can carry it when folded. It's not as compact as the TraveLite however it folds up very quickly.

It has a three-position seat recline, but it doesn't fully flat (use from 6 mo+). The brakes on the 3D Lite are a little more rigid than the brakes of many competitors and require both sides be pressed to fully engage. Overall the quality of the 3D Lite is decent for its price. It's better than the less expensive Kolcraft Cloud Plus, but not as good as some of the more expensive competitors.