gb Pockit Stroller - The World's Smallest Folded Stroller

[@GenaFrog]

For £150 at John Lewis as opposed to the hideous Quinny Yezz at £200+, this is definitely the Best Buy, folds much smaller, looks lots comfier and has lovely colourways.

[@ThisMamaVlogs]

This looks amazing, I've seen a few reviews now and want one soo much! We're flying out to Portugal in April so this would be perfect for the holiday

[@BlackQueenMagic]

Gym Bunny Mummy I have the stroller and it's the best little thing ever!

[@maekanco7396]

Suitable for traveling only.. Not for winter and everyday use as it doesn't recline.

[@booo37]

Hi, I noticed that you mentioned the max weight limit is 33lbs. However, on retailers info & other reviews they state that it will take a child up to 55lbs. Just wondering if you can clarify this? Thanks

[@LadyBugHome]

Thank you for your question. The information that I received in September 2016 from GB was that this stroller was designed for up to 4 year old (UK gb-online.com/en-gb/strollers/pockit/) and up to 15kg (33 lbs). The main retailer in UK still quotes (17kg = 37 lbs). Researching the USA (gbchildusa.com/products/pockit/) market it does state 55 lbs. I do apologise for the confusion and I will query with my contacts in the UK for clarification. Best wishes.

[@booo37]

LadyBug Home Thanks for your reply. That's great, thanks. It's strange how there's such a difference between the weight limits depending on what site.

[@LadyBugHome]

Hello Jenna - I received confirmation from the gb Team in Germany that the stroller is recommended for maximum weight of 17kg (37 lbs). Best wishes.

[@booo37]

LadyBug Home Thanks for looking into this, appreciate it.

[@relaxitaxi7531]

Hii, great video! Is it easy for naps as well? X

[@pauly1019]

my baby is 1 year old and he is never comfortable in this stroller im gonna sell it back

[@kennireed-canty5521]

No cup holder! 😩

[@smile85riana]

I am very disappointed for this stroller I have them for 2 month and isn't working anymore, it can't fold anymore, so I can't take them to travel again.. it waste my $250

[@LadyBugHome]

Thank you for your feedback! I hope you can contact the retailer or gb Global to express your concerns. Best wishes!

[@GenaFrog]

It should surely still be under warranty because anything which breaks after two months is not fit for the purpose it was sold for.

[@GenaFrog]

John Lewis department store in the U.K. Offer the Pockit with a three year warranty. I know most stores such as mothercare offer six month to a year warranties. I notice you say you wasted dollars so unsure what the policy is regarding guarantees in your country buy I suggest you contact who you bought it from, as that's who u made the contract with upon buying your Pockit and if you don't get any luck, go direct to gb and also websites for mums and trading standards if such a thing in your country

[@LadyBugHome]

Thank you for all your great feedback and advice!

[@havingfunkids8386]

Princess Riana thanks for the heads up

[@FlorenciaEsperanzaMetamorfa]

Aguanta para un nene de 14 kilos?!

[@melkyvasquez8642]

Aguanta 17 kilos