Pockit Air All-Terrain

Like others say Vista is too big for public transit. It's also too big for boutique aisles and small cornerstores. I love the Minu, like others are saying. It's the only stroller you need. If you really are set on a large basket, get a mid-size stroller like the Cruz and when your child is potty trained get a gb-pockit air. It weighs 10 lbs and folds smaller than the Yoyo. You can easily carry it with one hand. That makes it easy to navigate the subway with a toddler. The basket is tiny but by that time you can fit what your child needs in a totebag. 

I stan the Uppababy Minu. We had one, and long story we had to replace it. Did a lot of research on new strollers. We got the bugaboo butterfly because my son is tall. The Minu is better. You can put a lot in the basket and still close it which you can't do with the aer, yoyo (I tested those too) and the butterfly. The back pocket is also spacious. And the basinet looks sturdier than other travel strollers. Don't get a tank stroller. You cannot fit them in boutique aisles. You need two people to carry it upstairs. NYC has a lot of stairs not just on the subway. Before you have kids you don't think about it.  When your child is 2 get a ultralight  stroller for when they get tired of walking. A stroller you can carry while holding your child's hand upstairs. Something like the Ingenuity 3D Mini Convenience Stroller-11lbs, kolcraft cloud 9.5 lbs or gb pockit 10.5 lbs These are so light that if you wanted, you could carry the stroller upstairs with your childbin it.

GB pockit air, I’m obsessed. Compact, light weight and still has a canopy, a footrest and can recline

It’s called gb pockit air. It’s not a great overall stroller but is good for travel. We’ve taken it to Abu Dhabi, Rome, Amman on long haul flights. The only downside is it isn’t great on cobblestones like are common in places like Rome

I had the Minu but lost it. Then I got a GB pockit all- terrain because it was cheaper than trying to replace the minu, and honestly it’s a way better travel stroller. It folds tiny and is very lightweight. We got a backpack for it off amazon and it’s super easy to carry around as a backpack. With the minu it always still felt like you were lugging a big clunky extra load. Obviously, it’s got less premium material, and not as good suspension but if your main concern is size and ease of travel, I’d go with a GB pockit hands down.

We have the GB Pockit All Terrain. It is 8 pounds (why I chose it) and it has a drop-down back, so it lets my now 3yo take naps in it. It’s our travel stroller, but that also means we take it on the subway etc. (They have the All City model too, but if you want to take it to the park, the extra wheels on the All Terrain help.) PS it folds up tiny; again, we travel a lot with it, and I like that it fits in the overhead bin in airplanes.

I've used one of these for subway trips in the city for a long time. They're super easy to fold up. My only complaint was there is no strap to hang it on your shoulder or something.

It did just fine. We used it in Rome and all over Sicily. Since then they introduced an all-terrain version which is probably even better than the original we had.

The GB Pockit fits overhead. We might even fit it UNDER the seat in front the last time we flew with it, I can’t remember. When folded, it fits into a reusable shopping bag which is what we used to carry it onboard.

It did just fine. We used it in Rome and all over Sicily. Since then they introduced an all-terrain version which is probably even better than the original we had.