The Best Travel Strollers [ Besrey Vs. Maxi-Cosi Vs. Pockit ]

[@K-SD-DAD]

I ordered the GB Pockit city, it's bare bones, no cushion, cheaply made feel. The only good thing was the folding mecanism to the smallest size on the market, this is great for parents that travel often. I got the BJ City Tour 2 and lovint it.

[@melanies9258]

I was shopping for compact stroller for upcoming oversea traveling. Lala and Pockit was on my list and I picked the Lala because i'm traveling alone with the 10 months old baby. Maxi-cosi folds and opens with one hand so it is easy to fold when you are holding baby at the same time. Pockit folds the smallest and lightest but it does required both hands and band over to fold which is hard thing to do when the baby is strap on your chest while traveling.

[@TripReview]

great feedback. Safe travels!!

[@lovemyboys626]

Really good advice ,thanks

[@41laureen]

Very sturdy in comparison to other strollers that we had. I get a lot of compliments for it. My baby loves being in the bassinet, The kzbin.infoUgkx4qZutfp1y5CaTUcMTuFPbARE5u-8XLiE stroller comfortable. I like the rain cover and the white net that comes with it. I use the rain cover just to cover the car seat when it rains. If your front wheels don't turn well, make sure you lubricate.

[@lalainevaldez1498]

I wish I could have one of that strollers. Im traveling with my daughter twice every week and i always carry her. Commute. She was diagnosed with hydrocephalus and cerebral palsy. And we cant afford to buy such expensive strollers like that.she is 7 years old now and hoping she can walk someday.

[@OfficialAuntMoose]

I have the GB pockit+ I took it on a trip with me from San Diego to Seattle via train and then flight to Kansas. I loved the pockit. It’s also less ugly then the first pockit.

[@OfficialAuntMoose]

Also, I traveled with it in my suitcase. I had a rather large suitcase, but it will also fit in a standard 22 inch carryon.

[@TripReview]

Well that’s always a positive :) glad that worked well for you.

[@805-i5j]

good job boy

[@805-i5j]

@@TripReview good job

[@hanianastasha5959]

Your son is so adorable:)

[@TravWhiteStyle]

unfortunately 2 of the 3 links no longer work :(

[@theqball80]

I clicked the link for the Pockit and it went to the Bersey

[@chelseae.7063]

Do you know which of the 3 has the widest seat area? We just bought and tried the Maxi Cozi, and my daughter (only 2.5) is scrunched shoulder to shoulder.

[@TripReview]

Hi Chelsea. The Maxi Cosi was the largest out of these compact strollers.

[@brittanybrittany3448]

Hi, thanks for the review. How tall is your son for reference?

[@TripReview]

Brittany Brittany he is right at 38”

[@L.A.LUX7]

The red stroller is the only one where your baby's legs aren't just hanging/ dangling around.

[@user-el8yu7dr1t]

Perhaps the most important aspect, price, was not discussed for some reason…

[@mariafaisal7692]

Role and go changer

[@KarlaLopez-zl9wd]

Summer infant 3D lite keeps coming up. Did you ever try that one?

[@TripReview]

we've heard great things about it, but haven't tried it yet.

[@theqball80]

It just narrows and doesn't fold. So it's long. And the mechanism is a bit cumbersome. But it has the child facing parent option which is pretty good for infant.

[@Debbers1978]

Unfortunately I couldn't watch the entire review. Mine kept freezing at 3:37.

[@TripReview]

Debbers1978 sorry to hear that. Service can be so frustrating sometimes!

[@zaraarts7403]

Can we bring this stroller in plane

[@sergiykondratenko9788]

Here you can find very comfortable strollers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKPOemmtqbBgb9k

[@976rossl5]

Another useless review, just bought them took them out of the box, and read a manual. Never took them on a trip,pathways,etc. Might as well watched the demo from the manufacturer. Sorry about the negativity, but it is true.