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

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.

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’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.

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. 

We actually skipped the Nuna. $1,300 was just a bit too steep for our budget. But if you're also looking for a stroller that offers great value, I'd honestly rec giving momcozy a try. We’ve got their ClickGo at home, around $300, just about a quarter of Nuna’s price, lightweight tbh.

Maybe momcozy clickgo is worth considering. As a solo parent on the go. I love it so much. Super light. I can fold it with just one hand.

Full size ones are such a hassle, so we stick with a compact one. Actually we usually bring our momcozy clickgo for trips. It just folds up easily and fits right on the luggage rack. It's no need to check it.

I have the Momcozy Clickgo. Been cruising around with it solo, taking my little one to the grocery store or supermarket. It’s nice and light, and I can fold it up with just one hand, which is a huge win for a mama like me who’s not exactly packing muscle.

I have a Vista V2 as my “home” stroller and a MomCozy ClickGo for my “travel” stroller. I also have a Babyzen YoYo which was my travel stroller before getting the ClickGo, can’t decide if I’m going to sell it or keep it. Apologies for the long reply but I feel like I needed these types of honest reviews when buying my own gear so hopefully it’s helpful for you & others reading. Vista pros & cons: - It has big wheels and good suspension so it’s a smooth, comfortable ride and is nice to push. - It has a big basket which is awesome for full day trips or when you’re lugging a bunch of stuff around like a diaper bag, snacks, water bottles, etc. - We got a ton of use out of the bassinet when my baby was little (I think we used it up to about 5 months); we took it places even without the stroller such as grandparents house for naps and even to the cottage as a portable sleeping space since it’s rated safe for overnight sleep. - Lots of replacement parts available and accessories (snack tray, foot muff, rain & bug covers, etc) - Major con is that it’s simply HUGE and takes up a lot of space in the car so we only take it if we absolutely must. I drive an SUV and it takes up the whole trunk so it’s really not practical to take around. We got adaptors for our car seat (Clek Liing) but honestly didn’t use the stroller + car seat combo very often because the stroller itself is just such a pain to take places and at home we used the bassinet & rumble seat. - The other con IMO is the price, especially the V3! I see lots of V2s on marketplace and would honestly buy one used if you’re really set on the Vista because the price is just crazy. MomCozy ClickGo pros & cons: - One handed fold & unfold 👏 and collapses down to be quite compact so it’s great for taking out & about! Fits great in the backseat of my SUV (if I need the trunk for other things, like the dog!); would easily fit in a small trunk if you have a small car too. - It stands upright when folded which is great for storage in the closet or if don’t have a lot of space. - Good sized basket compared to other travel strollers - The seat feels nicely padded/comfy, some travel strollers have pretty flimsy or hard seats - Lots of recline options including an almost-flat napping mode - Decent sized canopy with a zip-down backrest cover for added ventilation - Comes with accessories including a snack tray, rain cover and parent cupholder - It drives smooth and pushes nicely on the road/sidewalk, grass, and uneven pathways like gravel. - The only con I can really think of is that it doesn’t have a zipper “parent pocket” which many travel strollers do. I always like to keep a changing pad, a few diapers and a small pack of wipes + hand sanitizer in the stroller so I don’t need to bring a diaper bag. Having to store this stiff in the basket means I have less room for snacks & water bottles/other essentials. Babyzen YoYo: - VERY compact and is one of the only strollers that is well-known by airline staff to actually fit in the overhead bin - we have successfully taken it on several flights and not had to gate check it which is great but not a must have feature since gate checking isn’t really a big deal - comes with a backpack for carrying it through the airport and a shoulder strap to carry it over your shoulder; is very lightweight and easy to take around! - the seat is quite padded/seems comfy and reclines almost flat so great for napping on the go - the canopy is pretty good and has a good sized parent pocket on the back of the seat for extra storage - cons are the TINY basket and that you have to buy all of the accessories separately - it’s also a bit tippy due to its very narrow wheelbase, although it handles different terrains well for how small the wheels are! It has pretty decent suspension and pushes smoothly. - Overall it’s a very compact stroller for airline travel and has some great features however after taking it on several trips, I actually found that I wished it was a little bigger. I initially really wanted a super super small stroller for the portability aspect but the trade-off is lack of storage. Now that my kid is a toddler and requires so many snacks, at least one change of clothes and whatever emotional support object(s) she’s decided must come with her everywhere that day, the very very compact stroller isn’t all that practical. It was awesome when my kid didn’t need snacks and toys and all that extra stuff.

Never regret! I prefer light and easy ones a lot.Just got Momcozy ClickGo for my daughter. It’s seriously so lightweight, especially when you’re juggling ur baby and a million other things. I’ve used it solo on outings, and it’s a breeze to handle. Plus, it folds up so compactly that it fits right in the airplane overhead bin, which was a lifesaver on our last trip.That said, lightweight or sturdy depends on where you’ll use it most. Think about your daily routine and where you’ll be strolling most!