Lightweight Baby Strollers for Airplane, Ultra-Compact Travel Stroller, Light & Strong Portable Toddler Stroller with Carbon Fiber Frame and UPF 50+ Waterproof Fabric, Only 9.9 lbs, Brown

This stroller is REALLY good. It's amazing really. First time father here, middle aged. I read hundreds of reviews and watched hundreds of videos trying to decide which travel stroller to get. There are so many pros and cons for so many options, it was a bit overwhelming. I finally decided on a competitor brand/model and within 5 minutes of trying it, I sent it back. I then ordered the carbon fiber Mamazing and it's hands down the best I could have hoped for. This stroller is the lightest one I could find and it folds up super small with ease and is takes up no more space than a backpack once folded.Love the handle fold release mechanism. It's a 2 button deal, but much easier to use than the other brand I tried since the Mamazing buttons are both push and not slide.This stroller also stands up freely when folded without falling down. That's something you need believe it or not.The wheel lock works well.The recline feature works well and our 9 month old baby was quite comfortable in the slightly reclined up position as well as full recline and all in between.This stroller has a nice fold up top mesh so you can see baby while pushing the stroller.I was a little worried the bottom storage area would be too small, but it's not. You can fit more than you might imagine if you insert a baby bag from the front instead of from the back.The best thing is this stroller is narrow enough to fit down many (but not all) aircraft seat aisles. It also folds and fits in the overhead bin easily while taking up hardly any space.There is no child seat that is a dedicated fit for this stroller, however, we went to Target and found one of the smallest FAA approved child seats that did fit in this stroller and we secured it with a luggage strap. That child seat is the Baby Trend Secure-lift infant car seat. You'll know it because the top of the handle has 2 parallel bars with a hole in the middle for easier carrying. That seat comes in pink or a turquoise.Thank-you Mamazing for making this stroller. It worked great for travel and we and baby also love it for quick trips around town running errands. She likes this better than the bulky lay down stroller/car seat combo because she can face forward and see the world. This is one of the best baby gear buys we've made. Be sure to order the 9.5lb carbon fiber Mamazing stroller and not the slightly heavier 11 lb model. You'll be surprised how much difference a few pounds makes and it's plenty sturdy enough over most terrains because the carbon fiber version has shock absorbers. It's awesome!

I left a review on the older model of this stroller which I wasn’t a fan of, but they fixed every issue in this one and I love it!We spent a stupid amount of time trying to find the best travel stroller to keep in our car. We use Veer for our every day stroller so the standards were high. This stroller GLIDES! Whenever people ask about the stroller (which happens a lot actually) I have them push it back and forth and they are all so amazed at how smooth it is. The reclining feature is easy to use as well as the leg adjusting (The buttons for the leg rest are under the fabric on each side for those who spent too long searching for the “buttons” that the instructions mention. So you have to feel around for them, it took me a while). I will say other strollers have folded a lot better than this one. It’s just a little awkward to me that you have to fold in two different directions. If they could do a true one hand fold feature, that would make this stroller truly the best at everything. It’s super light weight and folds small. It also looks super sharp!All around a great stroller!

It’s a bit controversial. It’s got 4 wheel suspension but the wheels are so small that you wouldn’t be able to go over terrain that would require suspension. The seat reclines to make it comfortable for a baby to sleep but it’s such a jerky system that the baby would wake up while you’re reclining the seat. The front wheels are wider apart than the back wheels, necessitated by the compact fold, which makes it look really funky. The brake feels really flimsy and hard to engage/disengage when in shoes. Probably near impossible in flip flops. And the stroller is super light, which is good for the parent hauling it across the airport, but that lightness also makes the stroller really unstable. With a younger/lighter child, the front wheel actually lifts off the ground when turning. And the leg rest feels not very supportive too. Like there’s no substance/support in the middle, as if it’s just a bit of fabric being held up by the frame on the sides. All that said though, for this price point, compared to other higher end travel strollers, this is an amazing quality stroller. Feels like the frame is built tough, it’s not shaky at the connections. Im surprised that something that folds in so many places can feel so solid. Its just solidly light lol

I bought this stroller as an alternative to my Nuna Mixx Next. Every since I purchased this stroller i haven’t taken my Nuna anywhere else other than the neighborhood park. This stroller is easy to fold and fits the over head cabin of planes. Easy to maneuver and no issues when on gravel since the wheels have shocks. Easy to adjust the straps and also reclines so I was able to do a diaper change. Buy it !!!

worth the money. takes up no space in the car. folds up and out very easily. comfortable for baby and a very smoothe ride.

I reluctantly leave a negative review, but feel compelled to share my experience.Firstly, this stroller is lightweight and aesthetically pleasing, but its limitations are significant. Designed primarily for indoor use, such as malls or airports, it struggles with daily activities.Notably, the small wheels make navigation through gravel or rough surfaces extremely difficult. Furthermore, the frame feels flimsy and fragile; applying pressure to the handle causes it to bend alarmingly.During our usual walk, the stroller encountered a 1.5-inch stone embedded in the dirt road. To my shock, the wheel jammed, causing the stroller to tip over and sending my baby and me tumbling to the ground. Fortunately, neither of us was injured.This incident underscores serious safety concerns. I strongly advise against purchasing this product for everyday use.