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A Compact Travel Stroller Should Be Easy to Carry

You need a compact travel stroller that folds up into a small package. It should be light and come with a design that is compatible with car seats. It will also fit into the overhead bins for airlines.

This compact stroller from UPPAbaby is a perfect fit. It's a snap to fold and comes with a comfortable carrying strap, and is easily tucked into the overhead compartment of planes. It also features an easy, flat recline as well as smooth maneuvering.

Easy to Assemble

Traveling is stressful enough, without having to worry how to take everything. We believe that a great travel pram should be simple to fold, assemble, and carry. This is exactly the features this light Kolcraft model provides. This compact, lightweight stroller is easy to open and close by pressing two buttons on the handlewhile remaining straight (no need to lean over to perform the task). It fits in the overhead bins on many aircrafts and comes with a bag that you can carry over your shoulders when you're out and about.

In our tests, this light stroller was able to easily navigate through any terrain and maneuvered well, making it a great option for travel. It has a huge sun canopy that has a mesh segment that can be shut and opened to give your child plenty of visibility and coverage. It also has the leg rest, which is easily adjustable and padded shoulder straps. It also fits many Nuna PIPA car seats (just click, and you're done) and comes with an enormous storage bag that can hold many of your essentials on the go.

This compact stroller from Babyzen is a favorite of parents who live in cities and/or love to travel. It arrives in the box fully assembled and equally easy to open by pressing two little buttons on the handle. It folds down similarly easily and fits in the carrying bag. The only drawback is that it could be a bit big for some overhead bins used by airlines, and we've seen reports of the handles being somewhat flimsy, which some parents found unsettling. It's still a great choice for those looking for an easy-to-use, compact stroller. We just wish it had an extra pocket for parents to use for holding things like dollar bills to buy Ice cream!

Easy to Fold

Travel strollers are compact, as the name suggests. They fold less than normal strollers and are equipped with fewer features like cup holders or a large storage basket. However, they should still function well enough prams for newborns day-to-day use and be simple to carry around or put away. You should consider a stroller that is suitable for your needs if you are planning to travel often with your child.

For instance, the UPPAbaby G-Luxe is simple to fold and can fit into overhead bins. It is also easy to maneuver and roll, even on rough terrain. The UPPAbaby has some nice features, like a deep recliner, as well as an additional sun canopy that gives your child ample coverage. The only issue with the UPPAbaby is that it's difficult to fold. You might need to time your hands carefully to ensure that it's folded correctly.

Another option is the Babyzen YOYO2, which can be folded into a compact size and then opens with one hand. It may not offer as much storage as other travel strollers but it has some nice features. They include an ergonomic strap for carrying as well as a spacious basket beneath the carriage, and a broad-extending umbrella. It's our most expensive travel stroller, however, it's also the most luxurious.

The Cybex Libelle 2 is another travel stroller with an ultra-small fold that's easy to unfold. It weighs more than the other travel strollers, but it's still compact and lightweight enough to make it a great option for those who want to travel in style and city life. It also comes with a number of great features, including a cup holder that fits an average-sized mug, a convenient carry handle and an extendable canopy that's large enough to shield your child from sun.

The Mini UPPAbaby is an excellent option for those who own the Vista or Cruz strollers of this brand but want an easier version. It weighs less than the original Minu, but it's still quite heavy for a stroller that's designed for travel. It comes with a myriad of other cool features such as a large storage basket, a deep reclining seat and a canopy that can be extended with UPF protection of 50+.

Carry it easily

The ease with folding your stroller for travel will make a huge difference in how it's possible to maneuver through a busy airport or squeeze onto a packed bus. A great travel stroller will easily fit into your trunk or an overhead bin with a few quick controlled movements, and remain standing on its own when folded. You should be able to raise it by the handle or attach a carrying strap or slide it into an enclosed storage bag for easy transport.

If you're planning to take your stroller on planes choose one that is airline-approved or promises to fit in the overhead bins. The International Air Transport Association recommends carry-on luggage that's no bigger than 22 x18 10 inches. A majority of our top picks, like the ultra-lightweight Nuna TRVL, which is priced at $100 or more, fit into these bins (although some require gate screening). The TRVL is so light, you can carry it as a bag. It has a padded shoulder strap attached and a bumper bar that can also be used as a handle.

The TRVL is a great choice for parents on the move and is compatible with all Nuna Pipa infant car seats without the need for adapters. Our experts love the simple two-position recline mechanism and the no-rethread safety harness, which is designed to grow with your baby. It's also lighter than other strollers which makes it a great option for families that frequently travel.

Other great features on this compact travel stroller include a spring-loaded back-of-the-underseat basket that's big enough for a backpack, diaper bag, or purse, and a flat, open sun canopy that offers some coverage and blockage (though it's not as large as the ones on some of our other top picks). It's also among the lightest strollers that we tested, but keep in mind that even though most airlines will allow you to check-in at the gate with a large stroller, they may also require you to take the stroller folded through security and out of the airplane cabin. If this is the case consider buying a protective pushchair travel system bag for it to guard against damage caused by baggage handlers.

Easy to Store

A compact travel stroller is ideal for frequent travelers as it doesn't require a large stroller trunk or take up too much space in your car or hotel room. Some models fold down so compact that you can easily fit them in an airplane's overhead bin and some are so lightweight that they don't add much weight to your carry-on luggage. They're also easy to maneuver through crowded airports and on packed city sidewalks.

If you travel frequently it's worthwhile to invest in the best travel stroller we've test-driven. The Silver Cross Jet 4 is a comfy, well-made option with plenty of features like an enormous under-seat basket as well as a padded handlebar with a wrist strap that is comfortable for long trips. The stroller's reclining mechanism is easy to operate and it can be placed into an overhead compartment of an airline (though you'll need to check it at the gate). This model is compatible with the Nuna pipa infant car seats and comes with a carry bag which protects your stroller from damage while you travel.

The Babyzen YoYo2 stroller is also extremely light, making it ideal for travel, or for quick getaways. It's easy to maneuver through plane aisles push chairs and prams remains upright when folded. This is a great feature when trying to maneuver the stroller along with other luggage. The YoYo2 folds down to smaller dimensions than a standard stroller however, it offers a number of features. These include an under-seat basket that's large and easily accessible using one hand, as well as a reclining mechanism.

For many parents who have children, a stroller is a must-have piece of gear to get around with kids. A well-constructed, quality stroller will provide you with peace of mind while traveling and let you navigate the busy streets and public transportation with ease. If you're in the market for a new stroller, consider your family's requirements and lifestyle to determine what features are important to you. Check out the top choices for the perfect stroller for your needs and your family. This guide is based upon expert research and has been evaluated by the Good Housekeeping Institute for more than 100 years. Editors and writers who are parents of children aged 6 and under independently reviewed the guide. They tested the strollers in a lab along with their families as well as on road trips. They also consulted consumer testers to obtain additional feedback.