Colugo - The Compact Stroller

If you are set on keeping your carseat, you may want to consider a frame stroller that has no seat and you just pop the carseat on. We have a Colugo compact and even though it cant fit a carseat, it has a bassinet attachment that still allows it to fold up and fit baby from birth.

I also have the colugo! We are getting a jogging stroller though because we live in a rural area and once baby gets bigger and harder to carry, we will want something with bigger wheels.

Haven’t given birth yet but I bought a colugo and LOVE it!! It is a bit tricky to get the bassinet on but once it’s there, it’s not moving! Plus, it can fold with the bassinet still on it and once you remove the bassinet it stores near flat. It also come with the travel bag, parent cup holder, and rain cover and the bassinet comes with the snow/foot muff as opposed to having to buy everything separate like some of the other strollers

Recently bought the Colugo Compact and love it! It is around 15 lbs, fits in an overhead bin, reclines a good amount with the leg rest popping up so kiddos legs dont have to dangle, and has an attachable bassinet that the stroller can still fold up with it attached! I got a brand new one on goodbuygear with the bassinet and rain cover for less than $100 (retails for $450) and they had multiple in stock!

We rented the yoyo on vacation and loved how compact it was but it wasn’t easy to fold up. Ended up buying the colugo, and really like it. Easy to fold, compact, lightweight. Maybe not as small as the yoyo but I prefer it due to it being easier to fold. I think we ended up getting on sale for around $150.

Price doesn’t seem to be a factor for a lot of people on here, but I didn’t want to/couldn’t justify dropping $400+ on a travel stroller. I went with the Colugo travel stroller and I’ve used it a few times now and it’s amazing. Folds and opens incredibly easy, steering is great and glides amazingly. The seat reclines back nicely for naps on the go. It does not have a snack tray but I actually liked that as it makes me avoid putting snacks or toys on it that will be dropped and lost. It comes with a rain cover and travel backpack to store and carry it in which was an added perk. When it’s folded up it takes up very little space which is nice when I bring it inside.

Do you still like this stroller after 5 months of use? We just purchased this along with the strollee, the graco ready2jet and the Bebe road love r2? Comparing all side by side, the colugo folds the smallest, seat sits upright the most, basket feels sturdiest, but it’s just a little heavier than the others. The price point was all around $180-$210. Weirdly now the colugo shows unavailable and it is saying only available for $325

I had a big diaper bag and hated it. I repurposed my Kavu as my diaper bag and it’s great tbh. Snacks or bottle/formula on one side, wipes/diaper/change of clothes on the other. We have a colugo travel stroller It’s compact and has a bag that makes it a backpack. It was super convenient when we were at the beach because we could use it on the boardwalk and then put it in the bag so it didn’t get sandy. It also fits on planes. But you won’t be able to use it until they’re a bit older, like 6 months

We have Colugo's compact stroller for travel and it's been very convenient. Fits in the overhead bin and still had a decent size basket underneath considering how small it is. Came with a rain cover, too. Only complaint is the buckle can be a little tricky to open, so it's annoying when kiddo wants to keep getting in and out and in and out, at like a museum or something. But overall I would still recommend it. https://colugo.com/products/the-compact-stroller-cool-grey?srsltid=AfmBOoqwp6POB-QlX9mx2OTJTbDKdyM6_2DF8JDkucWMlYrERNQQIqTe

I agree with all of this! Cheaper car seat click in stroller for when they are young and then we switched to a travel stroller as our main one. We went with Colugo since it was a little cheaper as a travel option. The jogging stroller is totally optional, but as a runner investing in a nice BOB was our splurge purchase. They can also be found used super easily. Are great for trails and rough sidewalks even if you aren't running!

So far we have 2 - one main one and one travel one. We have an Uppababy Vista as our workhorse system and a Colugo for our travel one. I could see getting a double travel wagon in the future.

I second the Colugo. We use it daily for daycare transport and I love it. Folds easily. Isn’t too heavy. Comes with all the accessories (rain cover etc.). Doesn’t break the bank. And reclines.

We just got the minuv3 and ifs great but if we didn’t have the infant need we love the culugo

You’d never be able to haul the rotating car seat on a plane, additionally they aren’t approved for airplanes in the US, I don’t believe. We have a colugo stroller and it one handedly folds up to fit in the overhead bin. I love it!

I just bought a colugo travel stroller and was worried that it was incompatible with car seats and then I realized that we had outgrown it! First time mom here too and only sharing because I had the same realization :)

I’ve done a fair amount of solo travel with my baby but was lucky enough to be going to a destination where my family had an extra stroller I could use once there. If you need a stroller at your destination I’d bring it. But I’d bring a travel stroller that you don’t need to gate check (we have a colugo that fits overhead) OR one that is less expensive and you’re okay with it getting dinged a bit. I, personally, wouldn’t invest in the padded stroller bag for my uppa baby on top of the stroller price. Not to mention when traveling I prefer a smaller, easier to navigate stroller. If you don’t need a stroller at your final destination I’d opt for baby wearing, diaper bag backpack, fanny pack type bag for your personal items and then check a large suitcase with everything else!

I went twice with an under-three with a cheapo light-weight stroller, which sadly is no longer available. The closest seems to be the Colugo Compact Stroller. I liked that it was lightweight and nimble enough to maneuver through crowds and I could handle it easily on transportation. Went again with 4.5 year old in a BOB and it was so much more difficult with a large, heavy stroller, especially on the buses.

I just got the Colugo the Compact stroller from GoodBuy Gear for half off! I am loving it so far (my toddler who has been refusing as is now getting in it voluntarily!! huge win)

I have a colugo and actually just purchase the butterfly. My 3 year old seeks to be growing out of the colugo and the back is 3 inches shorter than the butterfly.

We have the colugo compact because it was way cheaper than bugaboo/joolz aer and it works great for us. we have the vista for everyday use and colugo for travel and long days out on the subway/bus. its 17 lbs, one hand fold and full recline for naps

I got a colugo stroller. Super lightweight, has a bassinet, compact.

I got the colugo stroller because we also love to travel and as an older mom who is going to be one and done I didn’t need a full sized stroller. I saw most moms want compact by age 1, and this looked great. Got the infant addition so we will be good to go.

I got a colugo stroller. It folds and unfolds with one hand and can go in the overhead compartment in a plane. Under $300 But, ask for what you will need. Honestly, with tariffs it might be good to ask for a non-infant car seat now. Or, if you have two cars, you can use the infant seat in your primary car and the bigger one in the second car (that’s our plan)