Summer Infant Compact Lightweight Pushchair for Toddlers, Foldable Baby Stroller Travel for Airplane, Baby Pram Portable for Infant and Toddler Folding with one Hand Grey

Really light weight and comfortable for the children

Taking my children out has become far less taxing with this pushchair. The lightweight design proves very practical when managing an energetic 9-year-old and an inquisitive 3-year-old. Weighing just 7kg, it’s simple to lift into the boot, which is a real relief after a demanding day. The one-handed folding mechanism is a standout feature – I’ve managed to fold it while holding my daughter’s hand and juggling shopping bags.The adjustable backrest and leg rest make it comfortable for my youngest when she nods off for an afternoon nap, and the windshield has been useful during Manchester’s notoriously unpredictable weather. It’s remarkably compact as well; it fit perfectly above my seat during a train journey to visit family. My only observation would be that the handlebar could be slightly higher for taller parents like me, but it hasn’t caused any major inconvenience.

My baby likes this pushchair. It is easily folded away and put it in the boot. The seat has a multi-position recline, allowing your baby to sit up or lie down comfortably, which makes it perfect for naps during trips or those boring days shopping!

Yes it is light but Very poor qualit.I don't recommend to buy this product, Sorry.

This is the stroller I want!! Only takes couple minutes to assemble, Easy to fold with one hand, lightweight, perfect for a day out or travel. No more struggling when just me and my son hang out. My wee boy feels comfy and happy in his new stroller. 👍

I bought two strollers for my kids, this one is much better than the other one, cheaper, and the seat space is spacious. It is also easy to push. My kids like this stroller very much.

There are two things I like about this baby stroller. First, it’s lightweight and easy to carry, making it perfect for traveling. Second, it’s reasonably priced, and the quality is good too.

I really wanted to love this stroller. It’s light, folds with one hand, and seemed perfect for air travel. Unfortunately, the reality has been the opposite.Serious durability issue – After just one month of light, everyday use, the wooden board inside the backrest snapped on our very first flight abroad. We didn’t overload it, and the airline handled it normally, so this was purely a build-quality failure. Now the seat sags and offers no real support.Poor ergonomics – Even before it broke, the backrest sat at an awkward angle and offered minimal padding. My toddler never looked comfortable and kept sliding forward. An “airplane-friendly” stroller still has to be comfortable and safe for a growing spine—this one isn’t.Safety concerns – With the back panel cracked, the seat flexes unpredictably. I’m no longer confident it can keep my child properly supported, so we’ve stopped using it altogether.Not worth the price – A travel stroller should survive at least a single trip. This one failed in the most critical area after minimal use, and the design flaws were obvious even when it was intact.As you can see in the photo, the baby is 'securely seated' in the stroller. Unfortunately, the wooden support inside the backrest is broken, so I have to place something behind it each time to keep the backrest stable and upright.Although I appreciate the stroller’s convenient fold and light weight, the back support failed after just a month, leaving me worried about proper posture for my little one. I’d therefore like to kindly request a full refund—or, if available, a replacement with a more robust model. For others shopping, I’d suggest looking for something a bit sturdier to avoid the same concerns.