This stroller maneuvers exceptionally well across different surfaces, including grass, gravel, and carpet. In fact, our testers gave it a near-perfect 4.8 score for maneuverability. It’s easy to push and feels lightweight when doing so. Our testers barely notice the difference when transitioning from gravel to carpet or hardwood, so it provides a smooth ride with barely any bumps felt in the handle bar. The wheels turn quite well with a tight radius. The foot break is easy to latch and unlatch, providing extra convenience and safety. Being able to take a travel stroller as carry-on baggage on a plane is a function that many parents find very important. In particular, if you’re going to be making a stopover, it can be useful to have a mobile resting place for your child. However, many strollers are too big for airlines to accept them onboard. The Cybex Libelle is one of the few exceptions. While we’re not sure the wheels will last four years, the rest of the pram feels made to last and offers decent value for money. Final verdict The Leclerc Magic Fold Plus is a fixed forward-facing travel stroller that’s only a few centimetres too wide to meet IATA’s recommended maximum dimensions for cabin baggage, which are 56 x 45 x 25 cm. The model is often also known as the Leclerc MF Plus. The words magic fold in the product name relate to the very easy folding of the stroller.

It took us just less than 10 minutes to assemble the City Tour 2 Double, which involved opening the frame, attaching the four wheels and apron, and adjusting the straps and hood. We also tested the carrycot. What’s in the box? We tested the buggy with a baby in the carrycot and a four-year-old (who was already over the weight limit at the time of testing) in the main seat and then used a heavy bag to see how it would cope with the weight of two toddlers. One of the buggy’s biggest selling points is how light and compact it is – especially for a double buggy. Weighing just 10.5kg, it is almost 3kg lighter than the Chicco Echo Twin Stroller yet doesn’t compromise on safety or stability. There are many travel strollers and sometimes it can be difficult to distinguish between different models. But the Diono Traverze stands out even on first impression, with a chassis shaped rather like a lightning flash, part of which forms a built-in armrest. Built-in handle so the Traverze can be pulled like a suitcase The 15kg maximum limit will last families up to three or four years, but the seats are also deep enough to accommodate taller children. Our tester's eldest particularly liked the adjustable calf rest.The Baby Jogger is made from strong yet lightweight fabrics, which can be detached from the frame for machine-washing. Both the pram and seats come with a UV50+ canopy to prevent any arguments between children. They are extendable, giving decent coverage, and come with pop-out sun visors for extra protection as well a mesh peek-a-boo windows. Is there a rain cover? The Best Travel Strollers That Are Actually Easy to Fold and Carry—We Tested Them Ourselves Who It’s For

For days when you’re laden down with bags and need to free up some basket space, we found the pram nice and steady with a changing bag on the handlebar. However, this won't work when the seats are reclined. Is the Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double easy to clean? Belly Bar care: Please do not lift your stroller by the belly bar. It is not designed for this use and may break with too much force applied. Use the easy-fold, fabric handle in the seat to fold, lift, and carry the stroller.Baby Jogger is known for making prams for an active lifestyle and, while this is their most compact design and geared more towards city life, it’s still very sturdy for two growing children.

The City Go Car Seat Capsule has a lifetime of 6 years, provided it has remained impact-free and fit for purpose without damage.The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double isn't going to turn heads, but it’s a practical double buggy for parents who want to get around easily. Liz found the bassinet easy to attach to the pram with the two connectors, which are fitted to either side of the frame. She loved how cosy her four-month-old was in the parent-facing carrycot and the padded handles made it comfortable for her to lift it on and off the frame when needed. The small, light Aer travel stroller completes the Joolz range of stroller models. The Joolz Aer is a fixed, forward-facing stroller. The seat unit has no adjustable footrest, but you can buy one separately. However, it does have a built-in footrest on the front of the chassis. Being so slimline, the Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double has a really compact Z-shape fold, however our tester wasn’t all that impressed.