Best Travel Pushchair

If you're often moving around or plan to travel with a young child, you might be searching for the best travel pushchair. You might want one that is simple to fold and maneuver over bumpy terrain. You may also require a seat that reclines to provide a relaxing snooze, or comes with extra add-ons such as a newborn bassinet.

1. G-Luxe Stroller from UPPAbaby

The UPPAbaby G-Luxe umbrella stroller is one the most lightweight strollers on the market. It's sleek and stylish and feels sturdy and luxurious when you push it. It's also easy to fold and comes with a carrying strap for when you want to store it in a tight space, such as a corner of your hotel or closet.

It comes with a full set of accessories for traveling that include the rain cover as well as the SPF 50+ sunshade, which clicks on easily. The G-Luxe has a large stretchy canopy that is perfect for taller children and provides ample protection from sun.

As opposed to other umbrella strollers with lightweights, the UPPAbaby G-Luxe features a recline that can be operated with just one hand. It also has an adjustable footrest so that your child can relax in comfort. It comes with a huge storage bin that can be used to store a diaper bag and snacks. It can accommodate a moderate-sized Changing Pad.

The braking system of the UPPAbaby G-Luxe is considered to be among the top on the market. The stroller is easy and easy to control and has brakes that are responsive. However, a few parents complained 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 of celebrities with Emily Blunt and Adele both owning UPPAbaby Cruz and Vista strollers.

2. Cybex Mios Stroller

The Mios is a stylish stroller, which comes with an extensive selection of accessories to enhance its functionality. The innovative one-hand fold lets you to fold it into a self-standing position which makes storage simple. The breathable mesh fabric can also make hot days more comfortable. You can also add a shade to shield your child from the sun. The Mios is available in a broad variety of patterns and colours that will fit any style, whether it's modern or classic.

It can be used right from birth with the optional carrycot, and it lies flat to provide a comfy baby-sized fit. The carrycot can be easily removed from the frame using memory buttons and one click. It is one of the most convenient cheap prams to carry and can be easily carried over short distances as well as up and down the stairs.

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

The Mios is a great option for families that plan to pair 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 infant car seats with an additional adapter that is sold separately. This combination provides the best travel pushchair for long walks or a day in the city. The Cybex Mios can also be a great option for parents of twins since it can be combined with the Bugaboo Comfort Wheeled Board+ to allow for two children.

3. Doona Stroller

The Doona is the only infant car seat that can be used as a stroller, which makes it the best travel pushchair twin if you don't need a separate car seat and stroller. It has top safety ratings from Stifting Warentest, ADAC, and OAMTC and five stars for user-friendliness. The Doona is also rated for air travel and certified to meet all US and EU standards.

It features a unique double-wall structure that allows the wheels to simply fold up into the body of the Doona that provides significant safety advantages. The two layers of impact-absorbing plastic as well as additional layers of foam, EPS and other materials provide enhanced side-impact protection for your child in the event of an accident. The handle can also function as an effective bar that absorbs the forces of an accident and stop your baby from rotating backwards and suffering serious injuries.

To remove the Doona's wheels, there's a lever at the back of the seat that you can lift up. The result is a slight jolt, which doesn't awaken your baby. To put the wheels back in, you simply lift the lever and the process is effortless.

The Doona can be used with a variety of car models and public transportation which makes it the ideal travel pushchair for parents who are on-the-go or reside in cities. It's designed to fit through narrow aisles in airlines and is affixed to travel with infants which means you can take your Doona with you wherever you go, even if it's overseas. It's also simple to set up without or with the base. This is great if you are renting a car on your trip, or don't wish to use up your home space to store a base.

4. Trvl Stroller

Whether you are on a quick outing around town, a whirlwind weekend trip or exploring distant destinations, the Nuna Trvl Stroller will make your journeys easy and stress-free. This lightweight stroller is packed with convenience and comfort for both you and your child. It also comes with a compact self-fold, which redefines what it means for a stroller to be travel-ready.

Its movable front and rear wheel suspension is perfect for navigating bumpy terrain, while the adjustable calf support can transform the seat into a carriage so your little one can comfortably enjoy the ride. The specially designed canopy comes with UPF 50+ sun protection and an open window. And if you're a frequent traveler, you'll appreciate that this stroller can be tucked away in the overhead bins of many airlines (please inquire with your airline to be sure! ).

The Trvl is super easy to use, even with infants. It is easy to attach the PIPA Series infant car seats to the belly bar using its magnetic MagneTech snap buckle. The Trvl comes with a leatherette accented handle and pushbar to provide a comfortable grip.

The Trvl comes with a big, easily accessible basket that can accommodate a lot of equipment (including an incredibly small backpack and a diaper bag!). The legs are located on the longer side for more stability and the stroller was able to roll smoothly over all surfaces tested. It does have one minor drawback it's folding is a bit difficult. It's easy to lose the ring and handle in the event of a mishap. This isn't a major issue, but something to consider in the event of using this stroller for trips.

5. Graco 3D Lite Stroller

This stroller has a lot to offer a single-child model. It comes with an expandable basket as well as a cup holder for parents. It can fold in one second. It also has an adjustable child's tray that pivots and 5-point harness. Its downside is that it's not able to fully recline, making it not the ideal choice for babies (use beginning at 6 months or more).

This is the cheapest stroller in this review. It's light and has a high seat that gives your toddler a nice view. It's not as sturdy as the more expensive models and may struggle with uneven surfaces like cobblestones. It has dual front wheels which can be turned to the side when they encounter obstacles.

The 3D Lite comes with a small storage container that can hold a backpack diaper bag of medium size. It also comes with a peekaboo view on the canopy. The sunshade is smaller and doesn't extend to the back of your child's. It does, however, have a sun visor that pops out.

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

It comes with three recline settings however not all the way down (use for 6 months pram and car seat up). The brakes are stiffer than most of the competition and require both sides to be pressed for full brake engagement. Overall, 3DLite's quality is good for its price. It's superior to the less expensive Kolcraft Cloud Plus but not as impressive as some of the more expensive competitors.