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How to Choose the Best Travel Pushchair

If you are planning a trip to another country with your child, you will require a stroller for travel that folds easily and can stand on its own when closed. Choose a travel pushchair with a large basket and an adjustable seat.

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

Folds easily and folds away

When you are travelling with your child, it's crucial to choose a stroller that can be folded easily and quickly. This will make it easier for you to get the stroller in and out of your car's boot or carry up a flight of stairs. It should also be compact enough to fit into the overhead storage compartment on the plane, too.

There are many choices, whether you're looking for a lightweight travel pushchair or a full-sized. The most effective models fold with one hand and stand on their own when closed. Choose a compact stroller with a large basket which can accommodate your luggage.

The Joolz Aer premium travel pushchair is extremely light compact and able to be pushed using only one hand. The Joolz Aer can be purchased as the form of a bundle, which includes a bassinet for babies as well as leg rests, and a rain cover.

Other travel-friendly pushchairs include the Mountain Buggy Colugo, which is smaller and lighter than the Yoyo. It's more expensive but it comes with various useful features, including a single-handed fold and a large storage basket. It doesn't have the same slick maneuverability as the Yoyo and might not fit into overhead storage on some flights. However, the Colugo is a great option for those who want an easy-to-transport stroller that can be carried on all airlines. It features two-sided locks on the wheels, which makes it more stable and solid than other strollers. This is an excellent option when you are planning to spend a lot of your time outdoors or in countries with rough terrain.

Lightweight

The best travel pushchair is one that's easy to carry and lift, whether you're tackling stairs on public transport or shoving it into the overhead luggage compartment on the plane. It should also be compact enough to fit into a tiny car boot without taking up too much space and freestanding when folded. Some brands have even gone a step further, creating strollers that fold so small that they can be stored in the corner of the seat!

The downside to lightweight travel pushchairs is that they are less sturdy than other models. This is because designers must compromise features like basket space in order to keep them lightweight. However, they are durable enough to withstand daily use and will cope with uneven pavements - and some have the added benefit of being cabin friendly, so that you can take them on flights.

Check that your new travel Collapsible Pushchair comes with a rain cover as well as shade if you intend to use it for holidays. It's worth the extra money to buy a cover designed specifically for your model, rather than a generic one, because it's more likely to fit properly and prevent water from getting in.

The Joie Pact Pro is our favorite lightweight travel pushchair. It's simple to fold, and opens with just one hand. It's the smallest model in our guide and can fit in small car boot spaces. However, it's nevertheless a moveable pushchair suitable for toddlers and infants from birth until the age of a few years old. It's also cabin friendly with a weight of less than 15kg so that it can be carried on board as hand baggage.

Compact

A compactly folded travel stroller can be easily stowed in the trunk of your car or the overhead compartments of trains, planes, and boats. A compact and light travel stroller will be much easier to lift in and out of your car and carry up a flight of stairs, which is particularly crucial if you're going to old European cities with cobbled streets.

Look for a one-handed folding mechanism that you can use while carrying children or other luggage. Take into consideration the weight limit and whether or not you'd like a footmuff deep canopy or recline for your travel pushchair (depending the destination you're traveling).

The Gb Pockit, for example is so lightweight, small, and folds so compactly, it can fit into the cup holders of cafe seats. Its smaller wheels mean it's a bit more challenging to maneuver on rough terrain, but it's still able to do the job. If you're planning on going on an off-road trip or need a more sturdy stroller for the beach, look for a travel pushchair with larger and more sturdy wheels.

Another great option for families is the Joie Tourist stroller. It weighs only 6kg when folded, and is cabin-approved. This means it can be stored on an airplane in the overhead compartment. It's also a stylish and inexpensive option. The magnetic buckle is stylish and is suitable for infants up to four years old (provided you buy an adapter for your car seat and carry cot).

Easy to maneuver

If you're searching for the best travel pushchair for your holiday or are looking for something compact and light to put in the car boot, it's essential to select a model that is easy to maneuver. Choose smooth steering and a chassis that's lightweight to make it easier to navigate the airport and tight shopping aisles. When not in use, you'll want to make sure that the travel pushchair can fit in the overhead compartment of a plane.

Our testers felt that the Babyzen YOYO2 was a great option for this because of its elegant design and premium feel. The hood provides UPF 50 sun protection and is large enough to fit your child while the handlebar features an incredibly durable, leather-like feel that our testers felt was superior to the handles on other lightweight pushchairs. Our testers were impressed by the ease it took for them to maneuver over various terrains, however they did note that the wheels were smaller and didn't provide the same grip.

The Graco EeZeFold pushchair is another good choice for parents who are looking for a nippy-friendly travel system. It is suitable from birth, and folds easily to fit in the boot of your car or in the overhead compartment on an airplane. It's a little more expensive than many other travel pushchairs, but our testers agreed that it's worth the extra money for its ease of use and its durability.