Clic Compact Lightweight Stroller

I have the silver cross clic which is a great travel pram. Folds up small but has all the great components of a larger pram. Folds up small enough to go into the cabin but is really an all round great pram. If you can get to a place that stocks lots of prams (John Lewis, mammas and papas etc) and try them out. I liked the look of bugaboo but found them cheap when I was hands on

Just updating for anyone who may be in the market for this in the future, the Silver Cross Clic and Jet 5 do fully recline, including the ones in the US market as well.

My youngest is 11 months and we’ve just gotten rid of our big pram and have a Silver Cross Clic now. We live in a terraced house with a small hallway so the big pram was doing my head in! Not missing it at all, the Clic is easy to fold and push.

Silver cross wave 3 for daily driver (planning on having 3 and we never fold it), silver cross clic for travel (airplanes, subway and cars). Car seat is nuna pipa rx. Stellar all around so far, no complaints

We have the clic, got to second hand on fb and that thing get thrown around!! Very few cabin approved ones go in the cabin as they end up as part of your hand luggage allowance. We hair gate check it and then get it back at baggage reclaim. Take a sling or carrier for passport control as it’s rare you get it back before then, some airport have buggy’s you can borrow but generally not suitable for tiny babies. We don’t take our bugaboo fox as one it’s bulky so a hire car would be a nightmare and two they throw the luggage around and I wouldn’t want it to get damaged. If you take your car seat please put it on a ox and pad it out ( nappies, towels, maybe some clothes you need to take 😉). I’ve seen a number of car seats on the luggage carousel damaged because of airport handlers.

It doesn’t fit in the Ryanair/easyjet/jet2 ones. It does fit just in the BA but we honestly have never taken it on board because we use our hand luggage allowance for bags and have the buggy as one of the 2 baby items under 2s are allowed to take.

I know you say you could make it work with that big stroller but… no. When real life happens, you’re not gonna wanna go up and down all those stairs twice. You’ll barely have the energy to do it once. Especially taking public transport and plans to travel, would say go for the joolz aer2 or the silver cross nia if you want the bassinet option. If a bassinet is optional, Silver cross clic also works with both nuna and joie car seats without adapters and has a newborn recline. Out of the options you mentioned, I’d go nutmeg over the Ginger DLX. But for your situation 100% don’t go for a heavyweight stroller.

Nope. Bugaboo Fox, good for winter (live in cold country) and rugged terrain. Possible to put carseat on it. Our travel stroller is Silvercross Clic