BABY JOY Pocket Stroller, Extra Lightweight Compact Folding Stroller, Aluminum Structure, Five-Point Harness, Easy Handling for Travel, Airplane Compartment, Includes Travel Bag, No Assembly, Gray

Wow I waited and waited and researched and waited we are the typical we own every stroller after 3 kids type of family. My garage can be a target and my husband is ready to kill when he sees another stroller bought so I did this purchase on the down low and I’m so glad I did! Cons sunroof and footrest suck if you can get passed this is not supposed to be a hiking stroller your good. Pros everything else. It pushes like a dream one of the best strolled I’ve ever pushed almost like a light piece of luggage great wheels even though they are deceiving. I still can’t get over the fold. I thought it would be a horror to do nope I never thought it would fit back in that bag it does with ease! Can’t say more about it! Go buy it! So compact, great for travel and everyday around town in and out of the car. I’m very impressed!

The stroller is great if you live in an apartment. It is hard to close up at times but the amount of space you save is completely worth it! I love the seatbelt its easy to use and easy to adjust. The real downside is the sun shade thing it literally does nothing and the shades you can buy for this stroller just look awful and are annoying to use. I recommend just using a sun hat or baby glasses. Also it doesnt recline but kids will fall asleep pretty much anywhere so it wasnt a deal breaker the sun thing is the most annoying part this is better used as a handy back up stroller rather than a main one i guessEDIT:————-> since buying this ive decided i actually hate it after using it like others have pointed out there is no sun protection and it makes it pretty much pointless. Ive put sunglasses or sunhats on my daughter but she just takes them off.The other issue i noticed is at first i used an insert because she was just a little bit small but now that she has grown more i still have to use random pillows or blankets to keep her propped up she always slides down because the seat is at a weird angle 📐 maybe if the seat was deeper it wouldn’t be a problem but I constantly have to adjust her and i dont think her getting bigger will solve that problem. However the seatbelt is easy to useThe frame does feel unstable like a lot of the time but so far it hasn’t broken so id say its definitely durable and would be good for quick travel or like a back up strollerThis would be my second stroller the first one i got was a stroller that came with a car seat and was too big so i bought this one Because its so small

We were going on our first plane ride with our toddler and I wanted to upgrade our light and compact umbrella stroller to something a bit more substantial with more storage capacity. There are several issues with this stroller.1. The pad on the strap for carrying it is very uncomfortable. Yes, it's light for a stroller but it's still heavy on your shoulder and a more substantial pad for the strap would ease the discomfort.2. It's uncomfortable. It is reclined at an odd angle. My 2 year old wants to see the world and spent the whole time trying to lift himself forward, basically doing an ab crunch. This defeats the purpose of the 5 point harness, which holds him back at a very awkward angle. This angle is not really useful. Not reclined enough to provide good sleep and not forward enough to enjoy being awake in the stroller.3. The foot rest is at an inappropriate place. The foot rest is too far back to be useful, making it even more uncomfortable. So my kid is basically pulling his back forward with his feet dangling. He would have to be a lot taller for his feet to touch and at that point, his shoulders would be inappropriately high for the harness.4. The storage area underneath is useless. There are several bars awkwardly crossing the storage area, making it pretty much useless both in terms of space and access. My sad little pocket on my $15 umbrella stroller is more efficient.5. The canopy may as well not exist. This isn't a problem but it's a bummer because I can position the canopy on my existing, cheap umbrella stroller to block out the light. So, it's less useful than the canopy on my $15 stroller.In terms of pros, it's a smooth ride and does seem to be fairly sturdy.Ultimately, I did not get what I wanted out of this thing...a light and compact upgrade from my umbrella stroller that would be more useful for traveling. It's a downgrade in terms of sun blocking, comfort and storage. It's more expensive and heavier than my current umbrella.

Lightweight and easy to fold/unfold. It’s very lightweight so hanging anything on stroller will make it flip over if child gets out. Canopy is way too short it doesn’t cover much.

I ordered this stroller for my 4 year old. I live in a city and needed something compact and lightweight. The other stroller I had was too bulky and heavy to lug on and off the subway, bus and taxi. I was pleasantly surprised by this stroller! It was better than expected. Very well made and very easy to collapse. Fits easily in an overhead compartment of plane. It’s super easy to maneuver and is a smooth ride for my child. There’s a great overhead sun shade. The only cons: bottom storage not big, no foot rest and only one position.I would highly recommend this stroller for families on the go, who travel a lot, visit amusement parks or live in a city.

I was a bit skeptical as the other options I was looking at were more than double. We decided to try it because the price was great. We have not actually traveled with it yet but we’ve been testing it around the house and practicing opening and closing it and it’s a breeze. I’m a flight attendant and I know the abuse strollers and car seats take through the entire process. This was a no brainer. I can’t wait to use it on our next family trip.