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How to Choose the Best Travel Pushchair

If you're planning a trip abroad with your infant or toddler, you'll require a travel pushchair that is easy to fold and freestanding when it is closed. Look for a travel pushchair with a large basket and an adjustable seat.

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

It is easily foldable

If you're planning to travel with your baby it's essential to choose the stroller that folds quickly and easily. This will make it much easier for you to get the stroller in and out of your car's boot or carry up an uphill climb. It must be small enough to fit in the overhead compartment of a plane.

There are many options to choose from, whether you're searching for a light travel pushchair or a fully-sized. The best pushchair ones come with an easy fold that can be folded with one hand and are self-standing when closed. Look for compact strollers with large baskets which can accommodate your luggage.

The Joolz Aer premium travel pushchair newborn is super lightweight compact and able to be pushed using just one hand. It's available as an assortment that includes a newborn bassinet and other add-ons to meet your requirements, including rain covers and leg rests.

Other pushchairs for travel include the Mountain Buggy Colugo, which is lighter and smaller than the Yoyo. It's more costly, but has a wide range of features, including a one-handed fold and an ample storage basket. It doesn't have as much maneuverability, and it may not fit in the overhead storage spaces of certain flights. Despite this the Colugo is a great option for those looking for an easy-to-transport stroller that can be taken on almost all airlines. It also features a unique dual-sided wheel lock that makes it more durable and sturdy than other strollers. This is a great option if you plan to spend most of time outside or in countries with rough terrain.

Lightweight

The ideal travel pushchair is the one that's easy to carry and lift regardless of whether you're climbing stairs on public transport, or placing it in the overhead luggage compartment of an airplane. It should also be small enough to fit into a small car's boot without taking up too much space. It should also be freestanding when folded. Some brands have gone even further and created strollers that fold so small that they can be put in the corner of a car seat!

The drawback of lightweight travel pushchairs tends to be that they are less robust than other models. Designers must sacrifice features such as basket space to make them light. However, the majority are sturdy enough to withstand daily use and can withstand uneven pavements. Some have the added benefit of being cabin friendly, so that you can carry them on flights.

If you're planning to use your new born push chair travel pushchair for holidays, make sure it has an umbrella and a rain cover. It's worth the extra cash to purchase a cover specially designed for your particular model instead of a generic one, as it's more likely to fit properly and prevent water from getting in.

Our favourite lightweight travel pushchair is called the Joie Pact Pro, which is easy to fold and open by one hand. It's the smallest of the pushchairs in our guide, and it is able to fit into tiny car boot spaces. But it's still a maneuverable pushchair walker that's suitable for toddlers and infants from birth until a few year old. It's also a cabin-friendly model, weighing less than 15kg, which means it can be carried with you on a plane as hand baggage.

Compact

Getting a travel pushchair that folds compactly will ensure it can be easily tucked away in the boot of a car. It also can be tucked away in the overhead storage compartments on planes, trains or boats. A compact and light stroller is also much easier to get in and out of your car and carry up a flight of stairs, which is especially important if you're heading to historic European cities with cobbled streets.

You should look for a single-handed folding mechanism that allows you to fold the pushchair while holding your child or additional luggage. Consider the weight limit and whether or not you'd like a footmuff deep canopy, or recline on your travel pushchair (depending the location you're traveling to).

The Gb Pockit, for instance, is so lightweight and small that it folds so compactly, 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 capable of doing the job. If you're planning to go on a beach trip or an off-road excursion, you should look for a stroller that is thicker and larger wheels.

The Joie Tourist stroller is a popular choice for families. It weighs just 6kg when folded and is cabin-approved, which means it can be stored in the overhead storage compartment of an airplane. It's also an attractive, inexpensive alternative. We love its magnetic buckle, and the feature that it's suitable from birth to four years old (as long as you buy the carry cot and car seat adapters).

Easy to Manoeuvre

It's crucial to choose a model with a smooth steering system and a lightweight chassis to assist you in navigating the airport and tight shopping aisles. You'll want a lightweight chassis and an easy-to-use steering mechanism to assist you in navigating the narrow aisles of the airport. Also, you should ensure that the travel pushchair is small enough to fit in a plane's overhead storage compartment when not being used.

Our test participants felt that the Babyzen YOYO2 was a great option due to its sleek design and premium feeling. The hood has UPF 50 and is wide enough to cover the infant. The handlebar feels sturdy and leathery and our testers found it superior to the handles of other light pushchairs. Our testers were also impressed by the ease with which to maneuver across different terrains, although they noted that the wheels are a bit smaller than some other models and do not offer as much grip.

The Graco EeZeFold is a great option for parents who want an easy-to-use travel system. It's suitable from birth, and folds easily to fit in the trunk of your car, or in the overhead compartment on a plane. It's more expensive than many other travel pushchairs but our test subjects agreed that it's worth the extra money due to its convenience and its durability.