Mamazing - Ultra Air X Stroller

My Mamazing Ultra Air has been on several trips with us. It fits perfectly in the overhead bin on the plane. I'm not very strong but it's easy to fold and lift with one hand. I hesitated for a long time before choosing it but for a travel system, lightweight is everything. So highly recommended！

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.

We love our mamazing. Folds up super easily, fits in the overhead bin, and we use it all the time for zoo trips and grocery runs. It even magically squeezes into our cramped back seat

The Ultra Air checks all your boxes. It folds really easily and fits in overhead bins.

second the mamazing ultra air. I really like it. super light and folds really tiny. the carbon fiber build quality feels great. seems like a lot of storage. seat reclines

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.

We’ve had this one for months. Got it for a trip to Europe in the summer. 18 month old at the time basically lived in it for 2 weeks. Still rocking hard after 6 flights and 6 months.

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.

we went with this one too. way more affordable so travel dings and scratches don’t hurt as much lol. the carbon fiber does feel pretty solid tho

If you don't mind used, you can get the Mamazing for like $80 on their official ebay stores. Friend of a friend basically got a new one, but I got a legit used one. It's a gamble but we're okay with the one we got.

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.

It's not on your list, but the Mamazing Ultra Air is seriously worth considering! My whole family loves it, even our baby’s granny finds it super easy to push and lift