Libelle Lightweight pockit Travel Baby Stroller - Carry-On Compliant Compact Fold, One-Hand Adjustable Recline - Compatible with CYBEX Car Seats, Moon Black

Love this thing. I wish I bought it sooner. It’s light, portable, small enough to carry on an airplane or in the back of my car or even just around as a small bag if you get the carrying bag. It’s also premium feeling and very easy to use and fold and unfold. You can practically do it in 2 seconds. The black color is great and the size is adequate so far for my 2 year old. You can push it with one or two hands and it’s very comfortable. Only downside is side is the reclining feature. It does recline a bit but not enough to have your baby sleep easily. Not for a long time at least. Otherwise I highly recommend it.

I really like this stroller! I bought it to guarantee it fit in all overhead compartments for all airlines, so my choices were this or the gb pockit. I read reviews that this one was slightly better than the pockit, and it didn’t disappoint. I tested it on the streets of Rome and a few other European port cities. It handled well. People are typically afraid of cobblestones. The ones you find in populous cities are bumpy but if you have a good sleeper child, they will sleep through it. Might even be soothing. But, there are other cobblestone cities where the stones are different shapes and sizes, and those are probably going to be difficult for any travel stroller. About the stroller - small bottom storage but good enough for a few items, not a full recline but it’s enough for child to sleep and lean head on inner fabric, not a one handed folded but still pretty easy to do quickly, canopy could be bigger but always covered my toddler’s face. I’m probably not doing well advocating for this item, but it seriously did all the things I needed it to and didn’t break. I call that a win. My toddler was 21mo, 33” tall, and about 25lbs at time of travel.

Folds up so easily, rolls and pushes smooth, and is very light to carry once collapsed. My 2 year old son was comfortable enough to nap in it as well. I love how easily he could get in and out of it when he wanted to run for a bit or rest. Easily took on the flight and stored overhead.

Lightweight and easy to pull out during the travel. Worth of the money. The back angle is a little weird for baby under 1 but I still think it’s ok for traveling.

We traveled with this stroller for the first time this month and it was great! I love that it packed down so compactly that I could put it in the overhead bin instead of gate checking it (how our previous travel stroller was destroyed). My ~40 lb daughter was comfortable in it. The storage is decent. It’s easy to collapse and open quickly. The brake is easy. My only complaint is that there’s no cup holder, but I can probably find a cloth one to Velcro on. Highly recommend this for air travel! Since the wheels are small, I wouldn’t use it for trips with too much walking on rough terrain.

We absolutely love this stroller. It's lightweight, easy to fold and travels well! We travel by plane a lot, therefore, our strollers used to get pretty beat up. Now, we're in control of where this goes! The fact that we can take it with us onboard, fits perfectly in overhead bins and that it's easy to use, it's a keeper. We saw reviews that it was flimsy but we're actually surprised. When we saw someone who had a like stroller of a different brand, we knew we had made the better choice! Definitely worth it. I just wish it came with a travel bag instead of the car seat attachments, as we don't need the car seat anymore. Also, the straps on the shoulder height are stitched onto the backrest. Therefore not adjustable, making it awkward for bigger kids. Our son is 17mo old, 24lbs, 33in tall.

We bought this for some upcoming traveling, domestic and abroad because it is so small and a decent price point. At first I was mad at it for two reason- it felt flimsy and doesn’t have a cup holder. I’m over those issues and LOVE IT. it folds up so small it can just live in my car. It has gone on so many different terrains and held up well- including dirt, rocks and mud. It remains smooth and steady. That was shocking to me. I bought a silicone cup holder so that also solves my other issue. My husband loves to show off how easily it folds and you can often find him flinging it into the air to open or close it in one motion. It takes practice. It is worth it. We feel super cool.

It's very lightweight and easy to open and close, but a little more junky than I expected. I don't think this will last us very long.