Mamazing - Ultra Air X Stroller

So far we have 2. We have a super-heavy-duty-convertible-single-to-double-built-in-bassinet-all-terrain-carries-up-to-200 lbs-takes-up-half-my-trunk-bmw-limo. Brand is Austlen. We’ll take this to zoos and such. Mostly got it for the single to double aspect. Then we have a super lightweight travel one. Brand is Mamazing. I suspect there will be another stroller or wagon in our future. Baby is only 4 months.

Got a mamazing on Amazon. Have traveled with it 3 times now. It's amazing opens and folds back up one handed great canopy and storage and super light. Fit in the overhead of the plane no prob at all! We went to Disney with it twice. Used it to walk around Disney springs and if I didn't need a double for my other son I would've said it was good enough to even use in the parks. So convenient and way better than a cheap umbrella stroller.

I totally considered the Triv because I’m sure it has a more cushioned ride than the Trvl (bigger tires), more storage and the seat can be reversed…. but ultimately the Trvl is lighter and easier to get through a store, in and out of the car, etc. plus it’s less expensive. If you want an all around stroller I’d go with the Triv but I wanted two strollers each perfect for their task and so the Trvl was best for us. Regarding air travel, we bought a Mamazing Air Ultra secondhand for our upcoming trip to Hawaii for only $60. I can’t say how it will do yet but I am happy not taking the Nuna since it’s our daily more pricy stroller.

Bought our ultra air with an organizer at $230ish and it’s been great. Took it on a few trips already, super convenient and light

eBay's not a bad idea. I got my first Mamazing there too. It was super lightweight, though mine came a bit more worn than I expected. If OP is concerned about that, just grab a new one directly from their website.

Get mamazing Air. I don’t think any other stroller is lighter than that. It’s pretty good. It costs and weighs half of joolz. I was so adamant about joolz but then even that one is heavier compared to Mamazing Air. Mamazing weighs less than my baby lol Don’t use it before 5-6 months tho. It doesn’t go beyond 150 degrees and it might not be super comfortable for babies below that. Joolz also goes only until 150 degrees.

I got it as a travel stroller so used it only a couple of times. The quality is pretty good. I haven’t used a lot of strollers to comment on how others are. My focus was getting the lightest and one which feels safe. It checked both the boxes. The other ones I ordered under 250 felt cheaply made or didn’t feel safe. This one was just perfect for me. Order from Amazon, you do get a return timeframe. I needed one for my wife just in case she wants one to go up and down the stairs and our evenflo one was 30 pounds total.

In my experience a travel stroller really helps because my LO stays settled and close to me, which makes the airport so much easier. I think it's worth getting one that can go in the overhead bin since that saves a lot of hassle. And when you're out all day something lightweight is always better. We've been using the Mamazing Ultra Air and it fits in the overhead bin really well, and Babyzen YOYO2 and the Bugaboo Butterfly are great options too. And for the flight, I always bring plenty of snacks since they keep my LO happy for longer, especially new snacks or teething snacks. For toys, you really don't need much. My LO actually spent most of the flight playing with the little airplane water bottle lol.

I‘ve taken my 1yo on a couple trips with the Mamazing Ultra Air and it's been super easy to travel with. It's light, folds down small, and fits in the overhead bin without any trouble.

We have this one and love it. It fits overhead so you don't have to worry about gate checking. [https://www.amazon.com/MAMAZING-Lightweight-Stroller-Airplane-Friendly-One-Handed/dp/B0CMJ1GKXM](https://www.amazon.com/MAMAZING-Lightweight-Stroller-Airplane-Friendly-One-Handed/dp/B0CMJ1GKXM)

It’s been great! We actually use it more on a daily basis than our uppababy because of how small and compact it is.

I think so! We haven’t really had trouble with it but it does take a few tries before you get used to it.

We got the graco modes pramette system and that was great! My friend gifted the infant carseat and i love how seamless it was between newborn then toddler mode. I will say, the stroller is pretty big and takes up a lot of space in the trunk 🙃 so we ended up getting the Mamazing travel stroller that is now our daily and fits much better in the trunk... but i will def be saving the graco system should we have another kid. Even tho youre technically not supposed to, i was able to click in the graco infant stroller into the mamazing stroller.. my kiddo is on the small side so i wasnt too worried about the weight. The mamazing stroller will have good deals and be less than 200$. Folded, its roughly the same size as a small carry on luggage and weighs about 11lbs

Check eBay for the Mamazing. We bought it mainly for a trip so we didn't want to spend too much, and I was able to get it for ~$60. The listing said used, but it was practically new as far as we could tell.

We have the mamazing and got it for the exact reason you did. Needed the trunk space for road travel that our bulky Vista did not afford. I really like the mamazing. It definitely doesn’t have the suspension of the Vista but it’s a smooth ride for our toddler, enough that she fell asleep in it while we were doing laps on the boardwalk this summer (think rickety wooden slats and cobbled streets). It’s easy to maneuver as parents and wow is it lightweight and compact. It lives in our trunk now and it’s the stroller we use when we run errands or go into town. The Vista is still our workhorse neighborhood walk stroller (lots of gravel roads and grassy hills that we want the good suspension of the Vista) but the mamazing is a great “around the town stroller”. I had narrowed it down the mamazing and Graco ready2jet and what swayed me towards the mamazing was that it was pretty much guaranteed to fit in the overhead plane compartment while the ready2jet seemed hit or miss from the reviews. We don’t do a ton of plane travel but I wanted to have that base covered just in case.

You can do a one handed fold, although sometimes you have to jiggle it a bit and it’s not like some of the high end travel strollers where you just click a button and it folds itself (like the Nuna TRVL). You have to sort of guide it into position. But you can definitely do it one handed while holding a baby.