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Compact Pushchair Reviews

If you're using public transport or frequently travelling via car, a light compact stroller is an excellent choice. These strollers are easier to fold and store, and they're also less likely to get damaged by baggage handlers.

These strollers are light and convenient and easy to navigate over cobblestones. Additionally, they can be easily stored in the overhead compartments of planes.

Lightweight

The best pushchair for newborn compact pushchairs fold quickly and are easy to carry. They are often simple to fold with just one hand and take up less room when folded than larger buggies. They are a good choice when you don't have lots of space in your home, or you're concerned about space limitations when traveling.

Some have a tiny footprint when they are closed, making them ideal for small spaces. They are a good option if you reside in an apartment, or just want something nimble and light for walking around the day. However, they may be less comfortable for older children if you have to extend their legs in order to move around.

There are a range of different fold styles available on the market, with some being truly one-handed, while others require an extra effort or two hands to complete. Some are designed to be as small as possible, meaning they can fit in the cabin baggage allowance of a variety of flights, or be carried on your shoulders using a strap or handle.

If you're looking for a light pushchair buggy, our top pick is the Silver Cross Dune. This offers all the smart design and thoughtful features you would expect from this renowned brand however in a smaller package. It has an easy-to use fold and, just like the Contours Itsy comes fully assembled inside the box. It's a good choice for parents who intend to do lots of travelling with their infant, and fits into the majority of car boot spaces and trunk spaces.

Another good option is an alternative is Cybex Mios, which straddles both categories of pushchair as a fully-functioning travel system with mobility and a small fold. It can be used in parent-facing mode from birth, and switched to world-facing mode as your child gets older. It also comes with an excellent recline feature that's suitable for napping. It isn't quite as compact as the Libelle, but it does come in smaller dimensions and is easier to operate on flat surfaces. It is not suitable for rough terrain. The price is very affordable and the durability tests are very good.

Easy to store

The Joie Pact Pro makes the perfect travel buggy. It folds up so small that it fits into an overhead luggage compartment and weighs so light that you'll barely be able to tell it's there in your trunk. It is also a good stroller for daily use. Our test-driver Hollie found it easy to steer even while trying to manage a toddler. She was impressed by the adjustable handle and lockable wheels however, she noted that it's not an extremely comfortable seat. She also likes that you can add other features like a reversible and washable seat cover, rain cover and an ear muff for feet.

The Babyzen YOYO is another impressively compact fold pushchair. It's not as streamlined as the Cybex Libelle but it's still an attractive package that can easily slide into trunks and car boot. It provides more options for babies compared to other travel buggies. You can add an infant cot or bassinet, as well as a customized ride-on-board for older children, and an adapter for tandem seats.

The YOYO isn't the most compact buggy for driving on uneven or rough terrain. The wheels are small and do not perform as well as other models that we have test. It's still a maneuverable pushchair, and the YOYO is a shrewd choice for navigating narrow aisles and muddy pathways. It's an excellent option for a holiday or city break.

The Cosatto Bee6 is a compact traveler that has a host of features for a price that is surprisingly low. It folds down to the size and weight of a big bag, and is easy to transport on planes and trains. It is also very easy to steer, and our MFM test rider Matt found it to be enjoyable to steer, even when a heavy toddler was aboard. The hood is a plus, as it can be lowered to provide shade and protection from sun and rain. It's ideal for naps. Its only drawback is that there's no under-seat storage and you'll have to carry or carefully drape your bag on the handlebars (against expert advice!). You can also buy a separate changing bag holder to make it a perfect holiday buggy.

Easy to Manoeuvre

The wheels on compact pushchairs may look small, but they usually do surprisingly well, and can navigate narrow aisles for shopping or rough terrain easily. The Micralite is a prime example of this - despite having small wheels, it can handle bumpy roads effortlessly, turns sharply on narrow streets, and is able to handle small gravels without much of a problem. It also has a slick steering system that is easy to steer with one hand. It folds into a neat and compact package which fits perfectly inside the carrying case.

Most compact pushchairs were made for older babies or toddlers. However there are a growing number of them come with a lie-flat option or the option to add a carrycot (or car seat) to allow them to be used from the moment of birth. These clever concertina or Z-fold buggies are typically light at 6-8kg and are able to be cabin-approved on a variety of airlines, making them ideal for travel. MFM Editor Gemma has used hers numerous occasions and has said it's extremely simple to use and pack away.

If you're looking for a compact fold, then the YOYO is a fantastic choice. It was the first buggy to offer this feature. It is still a popular choice among parents who prefer it to its imitators because of its innovative design and superior performance. It's a great choice for frequent travelers, especially if they want to avoid the hassle of waiting in line at baggage collection by taking their stroller with them.

The YOYO is extremely compact and fits into the carrying bag easily and with plenty of room. This makes it an ideal option for frequent travellers, especially those who need to fit a lot into their luggage. It's also extremely adaptable. You can buy many accessories, such as a newborn bassinet for babies, a bespoke riding board, and twin travel bundles that turn it into a tandem. You can also purchase rain covers and hoods to give you added security.

Confortable

Hollie Our reviewer, Hollie, recommends the Silver Cross model to parents seeking a light and compact pushchair. It's simple to use and fits in the trunk of your car. The Silver Cross model's maneuverability as well as its reclining chair were among the top of our tests. It has a parent's tray as well as a storage basket that fits a small backpack and great sun shade options.

Some compact-fold pushchairs fold down so small that they're certified for use in air travel and are ideal for when you're travelling often or have a limited car storage space. They're typically lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry around, and can be used in conjunction with a travel system, if you select a model with a lie-flat seat unit, or has an optional baby pod or one of two luxurious folding carrycots.

When looking for a travel stroll, it is important to remember that not all models of a buggy are made equal. Some manufacturers claim that their compact folding pushchairs fold easily with just one hand. Others might require more effort or two hands to fold it. Check if the buggy's seat reclines. Some are completely flat, while others have a slight recline. This might be fine for toddlers, but not suitable for younger babies.

You should also check whether the model you're looking at is specifically designed for the type of travel you're planning on doing, for instance, if you're going somewhere hot make sure you choose one that has an air-ventilated mesh fabric to keep your little one cool. If you're going to a place that is windy or rainy, ensure that the pushchair you buy comes with an appropriate cover designed to fit it. generic covers aren't suited to the conditions and could let water in.