Momcozy - ClickGo Lightweight Stroller

I’m using the Momcozy ClickGo, and honestly it ticks most of your boxes. Folds up pretty quickly , easy to handle on my own. It’s pretty stable even on small gravel roads.Super handy for travel or everyday strolls. Price-wise, it’s a solid bang for your buck

So I have a Nuna trvl and an Uppababy Cruz v2. The Nuna Trvl is okay and I do like it, but I LOVE the Cruz v2. I feel like it’s sturdier than the Nuna, and handles more of my bs. Lol I bought the UB myself after 3 months, realizing my baby LOVES being outside. I wish I had just got this one from the beginning with the bassinet (or even the Nuna Triv or Mixx Next). But, I think that it’s something you don’t know until you have the baby and they like what they like. With that said, I bought a Momcozy and a different brand (one of those 3-in-1s) secondhand before I bought the UB. I needed something in a pinch bc my LO just wanted to be outside. Both of those were nice and would have worked, but I hated folded them so I just left them in the garage and hated getting them in and out of the car. They also didn’t work with my Nuna Pipa (which I do love). So for me, the UB was worth it. We’ll be traveling with the Nuna Trvl next month.

I think the Momcozy ClickGo is pretty great. Much cheaper than strollers from brands like UPPA, and it’s perfect for getting around the city. I got one for my son. It’s really lightweight, and it works a treat whether we’re going to the park, a cafe, or the supermarket. Even on crowded streets, the wheels glide super smoothly.

Congrats on the upcoming addition! For your needs, I'd recommend checking out the ClickGo Lightweight Stroller. It’s super easy to maneuver in the city, and it folds up nicely for Ubers or trains. Plus, it’s durable and fits well with car seats and bassinets.

I rec lightweight travel strollers, and the Momcozy ClickGo has been a great pick for me. It’s perfect for my everyday routine. Just pushing my daughter around our neighborhood or taking her out for a fun day in the suburbs. It handles everything so well, and I can’t get over how easy it is to fold up and toss in the car trunk when we’re heading out for a drive. It’s so light, I don’t feel like I’m wrestling with it.

I personally have the Joolz Aer+ and use it for everything. I’m tiny and my condo has 5 stairs to the elevator so I wanted a portable option that I could lift only. I take it on the subway, I put a bag in the underneath part and have the Momcozy one with the cupholders on the top (which is the best by the way) and it works for me. The only caveat is the wheels aren’t durable for like, heavy gravel or dirt. Which I’ve mostly avoided. Also have a car and a place upstate, we’ve flown once and I’ve used it for all. We used the Nuna carseat on the stroller with adapters for about 2 months. We really doubled down on waste and saving money and also didn’t get a separate bassinet for the bedroom, we used the Joolz carrycot bassinet for sleep for 6 months, up until like a week ago.

Totally got it. We also had a Nuna Mixx before, the quality was great, but it was a bit heavy . Not the most practical, so it ended up sitting unused. Later on, my husband came across a recommendation post and bought Momcozy ClickGo.I wasn't expecting wonders at first, but it's been surprisingly good. Very lightweight, doesn't take up much space, and I can fold it with one hand. Plus, it fits right into the airplane overhead compartment.

I’ve used a travel stroller with my baby before,  definitely way easier than a full-size one. Then I got the Momcozy ClickGo, and it’s actually pretty great. Folds up quick, I can manage it on my own no problem. It feels stable even on little gravel paths, and my baby’s comfy in it. Works well for both trips and everyday use.

We got the momcozy!

I’d say go with a stroller you don’t have to check. You know how it is,airlines manhandle that stuff just like suitcases, and it’ll end up all gross and dirty.Once bought a random stroller on Amazon for my kid that couldn’t fold and had to be checked in, and it got completely wrecked. Good thing it wasn’t too expensive, or I would’ve been heartbroken. So we switched to a momcozy clickgo stroller after that. It folds down flat enough to slide right into a luggage rack . That’s super convenient!

It really depends on what you need. Since you live in the apartment, I highly recommend the momcozy clickgo. It can be folded easily and doesn't take up much space.