gbPockit+ All City, Velvet Black

This stroller is great if you need a stroller that can fold down to a compact size. It's actually small enough that you can throw this onto the flight as a carry on. Depending on the seat, it may be small enough to fit underneath. At least this way you don't have to gate check it and possibly get it damaged like my other strollers have.You have to remember that this stroller is minimalistic in terms for padding and storage. There's a storage space below that may hold your diaper bag but not a large one. No cup holders or any other storage for anything else. I use this stroller mainly for travel or short days out. Otherwise I use a wagon that we have that have plenty of storage. Without weight in the stroller and being so small, I would not advise hanging anything on the handles.The front two wheels have the options to either lock them to only face forward or move independently. The maneuverability of this stroller is fantastic and easy to move around. The handles do not adjust to turn for different ways to grab and push the stroller. You are able to adjust the height. I'm 5'9" and it is comfortable when the handles all the way up. If you are over 6'2", it can be a little unformattable if you have shorter arms.I've realized that opening the stroller requires you to "snap" it in place so the rear wheels are locked and will not fold on you. But folding it down only you requires you to push the buttons on the handles and push the whole stroller down to fold it closed. There's a latch that keeps everything locked and closed and a handle to help you carry it around. It's fairly lightweight enough to carry with one hand but will get heavy overtime. After you fold and unfold the stroller a couple times, it's real easy to get use to it. I have no issues with it.The stroller itself handles uneven and mild rocky surfaces pretty well. But remember if you're on cobblestone pathways, your child is going to feel every bit of that being how minimal the padding is. Otherwise the kid seems comfortable.All in all this is a great stroller for travel and being out and about. Obviously this is geared mainly for air travel and any places you need to fold the stroller. It is sturdy but will need more time to test the sturdiness of the folding mechanism.

I have a 2 year old son and 1 year old daughter. We recently traveled to Grand Cayman and since there were a few adults going on this trip, I bought two of these strollers because there was just no way I was taking my double stroller with me. I am a minimalist when it comes to traveling. I don't stuff my carry-on with 3 meals, a coffee machine, and a parachute. I like to have the basic essentials so that traveling is care free and easy. Throw kids into the mix and well, that doesn't seem possible but I made it happen and this stroller was part of the success.For starters, this stroller is tiny, it's thin, and it's light. This is not a heavy item which is awesome for traveling! Secondly, it folds to the perfect size and yes, I took it on the plane as a carry-on. It slide right under the seat. Literally. Right underneath. When we were getting off the plane in Grand Cayman, my husband was holding my daughter, I was holding my son's hand, we walked down the ramp off the plane and in a total of 6 seconds, I opened two strollers and strapped my kids in to walk through the air port with them. This right here...this was gold. I was able to get us through immigration and customs with my kids securely strapped down so I didn't have to worry about them running a muck. I had moms coming up to me asking me where I got this stroller. They were in awe of the size and the fact that it folded.Before I bought this stroller, I read through the comments. I wanted to see what people were saying about the stroller. I want to say that the comments about this stroller not being or not feeling sturdy are true. I experienced this first hand. However, it's a travel stroller. It's not built with sturdiness in mind and I'm sorry but if you expect BOB type sturdiness from something that weighs 9lbs and folds up like a piece of origami, then you're delusional. This stroller was epic on our trip. We went for walks all over the place and the stroller did it's job. I'm so thankful that I had this stroller on my trip and when we head to Mexico in October, this stroller will be right by our side.One thing I want to point out because I also saw a lot of people asking does it come with a bag or does it have straps. It does not come with a bag and it does not have straps. However, I bought my own and I fastened the straps to the handles so I could carry the stroller over my arm which worked out perfectly. I realized that if it was in a bag, you would need to take it in and out of the bag which would be ridiculously annoying and then you would need to do something with the bag when the stroller wasn't in it. I highly suggest buying a strap and leaving it on the handles.

We were going on a last minute flights from USA to Cyprus with a layover both ways and didn't like the idea of checking our heavy workhorse of a pushchair. Plus our 9 month old was already 23Lbs so there was no way we would be able to lug him through the airport in our arms or in a baby carrier.Sooo I looked at pushchairs which can be taken on the plane and the GB pockit ones always came the most highly recommended..I was hesitant to buy because of the price but boy was this pushchair amazing!Pros: Takes a moment to flip it open, it packs small (we bought a rucksack specifically to carry it in), fits in the overhead bins on the plane, it is lightweight and easy move, and survived the bumpy roads of Larnaca, you can buy attachments for car seats, has a footrest my baby loved, and lays almost flat! Quality materials! I call it the Brompton of strollers 😀The cons: we got the city version but it still has a small sun shade (we just used a muslin blanket to block more of the sun), there is no way to carry it other than a specially made bag, very small storage, the seat doesn't seem to sit entirely upright, and the adjuster for the seat takes some getting usef to.