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Best Travel Pushchair

If you're often traveling or plan to travel with your young kid, you may be looking for the best travel pushchair. You may need one that is easy to fold and maneuver over bumpy terrain. You might also need seats that recline to provide a relaxing snooze, or has additional features like a bassinet for babies.

1. G-Luxe Stroller UPPAbaby

The UPPAbaby G-Luxe stroller is among the best lightweight umbrella strollers available. It is stylish and sleek, and feels sturdy and elegant when you push it. It's also simple to fold and comes with an adjustable strap for carrying when you want to store it in a tiny space like a corner of your hotel or closet.

It comes with a comprehensive set of accessories for traveling that include the rain cover and the SPF 50+ sunshade, which snaps on effortlessly. The G-Luxe features a huge open canopy that is ideal for taller children and provides ample coverage to protect them from sun.

Unlike many lightweight umbrella strollers, the UPPAbaby has a recline with one hand that is controlled by a single button and an adjustable footrest, so that your baby can enjoy a relaxing time. It comes with a large storage bin that can hold food and diaper pram bags. It can hold a medium-sized Changing Pad.

Another feature that is great is the UPPAbaby G-Luxe's brake system, which has been rated as one of the best on the market. The brakes are extremely responsive, and the stroller is easy to steer. Some parents have complained about the G-Luxe being difficult to fold.

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 possessing UPPAbaby Cruz as well as Vista strollers.

2. Cybex Mios Stroller

The Mios is a stylish stroller, which has a broad range of accessories that make it more useful. The innovative one-hand fold allows you to fold it into a self-standing style, making storage easy. The mesh fabric is breathable and can also make hot days more comfortable. You can also include a parasol to protect your child from the sun. The Mios is available in a variety of colours and patterns to match your style from modern to classic.

It is able to be used with the carrycot available from birth and is able to lie flat to provide a comfy fit. The carrycot is easily removed from the frame by using memory buttons and a click. It is one of the most convenient prams to carry and can be easily transported over short distances and up and down the stairs.

The Mios is easy for you to drive and maneuver, especially on smooth surfaces such as paths, pavements and roads that are paved. It's also fun to use on rough terrain, and Adele loved navigating it through the mud and hills of Victoria Park with confidence.

The Mios is a great option for families who plan to combine it with an infant car seat. It includes Cybex car seat adapters that work with GB and Cybex infant car seats and adapters that can remain in place when folding down the Mios. The Mios can be used in conjunction with the Cybex Aton 2 or Cloud Q series infant car seat with an adapter that is available separately. This is a great 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 as it can be combined with the Bugaboo Comfort Wheeled Board+ to allow two children.

3. Doona Stroller

The Doona is the only infant car seat that also can be used as a foldable stroller, which makes it the best travel pushchair for those who don't need a separate car seat and stroller. It has received excellent safety ratings from Stifting Warentest and ADAC. It also received five stars for its ease of use. The Doona is also evaluated for air travel and is certified to meet all US and EU standards.

The Doona is unique because of its double-wall design that allows the wheels and body to fold in one another. This provides significant advantages in terms of safety. Two layers of impact-absorbing plastic, and additional layers of EPS foam and textiles ensure greater side-impact safety for your child. The handle acts as a powerful anti-rebound bar that absorbs the force of an accident, and helps prevent your child from spinning around and sustaining serious injuries.

You can open the wheels of the Doona by pulling an arm on the back of the seat. The lever triggers a slight vibration that doesn't wake your baby. You can put the wheels by lifting the same lever.

The Doona is compatible with a variety of car models and public transportation making it an ideal travel pushchair. It's designed to slide through narrow aisles in airlines and is approved for travel with infants, so you can take your Doona with you wherever you go, even if it's overseas. It's also easy to put up without the base, which is a huge benefit if you're planning to rent a car on your trip or don't have space for a separate base at home.

4. Trvl Stroller

No matter if you're taking an easy stroll around town, a whirlwind weekend trip or exploring remote destinations, Good Prams the Nuna Trvl Stroller will keep your travels effortless and easy. This stroller is light and packs a big punch with the highest level of comfort for your child and convenience for you, with a super compact self-fold that redefines what it means to be travel prepared.

The progressive front and back wheel suspensions allow you to ride on bumpy terrain. The adjustable calf supports can raise the seat so that your child can ride in comfort. The tailored canopy features UPF 50+ sun protection, as well as an open window. If you're a frequent flyer, you'll be pleased to know that this stroller can be tucked away in the overhead bins of most airlines (please check with your airline to be sure! ).

The Trvl is easy to use even for a baby. It is simple to connect 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 an ergonomic grip.

The Trvl comes with a large accessible, easy-to-access basket that is able to fit a lot of gear (it can accommodate a diaper bag and a small backpack!). The legs are placed on the longer side to provide greater stability and the stroller was able to roll smoothly across all surfaces tested. However, it has one minor drawback: the fold is a bit tricky. The handle and ring combination must be precisely timed, so it is prone to be thrown off if you aren't careful. This is a minor inconvenience however it is something to be considered if you plan to take this stroller for trips.

5. Graco 3D Lite Stroller

This single-child stroller offers plenty of features for the money. It features a quick one-second fold and an expandable basket that includes cup holders for parents. It also has a pivoting tray for the child, as well as the safety harness has five points. Its drawback is that it's not able to recline fully, so it's not an ideal choice for newborns (use starting at 6 months and up).

This is the cheapest in this review. It's light and has a high back seat which allows your child to take in the view. It's not as robust as the higher-end models, however, and it can struggle on uneven surfaces like cobblestones. It also has two front wheels that can shift to the left if they encounter obstacles.

The 3D Lite comes with a small storage container that can hold a backpack diaper bag of medium size. It also has an unobstructed view of the canopy. Its sunshade may be the smaller and doesn't extend to the back of your child's. It does have a sun visor that pops out.

There's a padded 5-point harness on the seat, and the frame has an adjustable shoulder strap that allows you to carry it when folded. It's not as compact as the TraveLite however it folds easily.

It comes with a three-position seat recline, but it does not go all the way flat (use beginning at 6 months and up). The brakes on the 3D Lite are a little stiffer than those of most 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 budget-friendly Kolcraft cloud plus, but not as good as some of the more expensive rivals.