gb - Pockit+ All City

We have the gb pocket all city and love it! We've had it 4+ years and it is still going strong and fits our 4.5 year old with no complaints!

I just bought a gb all-city and I’m LOVING it. It has a basket that’s easy to get to, adjustable foot rest, can lay flat, big canopy, one handed fold and unfold, hardly takes up any space, and it’s super light. I found it on Facebook for 75

Let me find out the name. It’s damn good except the feet supports. But they’re a small issue. GB pockit all city. You can grab backpack straps for it. Make sure to get the all city. The canopy is better.

We have used a gb pockit all city stroller. fits overhead and has a bag with a shoulder strap. Very convenient

We only have two— the Mockingbird (basically uppababy's cheaper twin), and a compact travel stroller (gb pockitt+ all-city). The Mockingbird comes with us on neighborhood walks or long days at Disney, the travel stroller goes everywhere else (and I mean everywhere—we've trekked across Europe with it, trips to Target, shorter evenings at Disney, etc.). We're expecting our second in January, and I plan on getting a second compact travel stroller (either a baby zen yoyo or another gb pockitt+) for trips, but using the second seat kit for the Mockingbird for everything else.

Check out the GB Pockit! We have this one but there’s also a smaller air version. You can bring it on the flight as carry on in overhead or have them check at the gate. Also there’s a backpack for it. Folds in seconds. We plan to use this on our cruise [gb Pockit+ All City](https://a.co/d/hJ6DKRy)

Check out the GB Pockit! We have this one but there’s also a smaller air version. You can bring it on the flight as carry on in overhead or have them check at the gate. Also there’s a backpack for it. Folds in seconds. We plan to use this on our cruise [gb Pockit+ All City](https://a.co/d/hJ6DKRy)

We love the GB pockit + stroller. It's lightweight (I think 13lbs) and fits into the overhead compartment. We even found a travel backpack made specifically for it on Amazon. Very easy to open and close, can lay back, and had the umbrella hood.

I got you! Sooo, if you’re hunting for a good travel stroller — I got you. Honestly, Babyzen YOYO2 is kinda the gold standard. It’s super compact, folds up like a dream (fits in an overhead bin!), and it glides sooo smooth. Pricey though — like, definitely a splurge. If you want something way more budget-friendly but still solid, check out the GB Pockit+. It folds down teeny-tiny, like purse-size. Not the cushiest ride, but crazy good for airports or quick trips. Happy to help, have a safe trip.

GB Pockit! Although fold isn’t one handed, it’s super easy.

We got the GB Pockit as a gift off our registry. It fits in the overhead compartment and it comes with adapters that fit the Nuna infant seat. Not cheap per se, but cheaper than the Nuna stroller is. We took it on a short trip in March and it was perfect for our needs. Will be taking for a month in Europe in September as well.

I have the GB Pockit+ which is so compact that it folds up and can be put in the overhead bin. It also has Nuna adapters so I was able to attach our infant seat to it. As someone else mentioned, most car seats can be put in a car without a base and just using the anchors and/or the seat belt so no need to bring a base. We flew with our son at 3 months and it was a breeze with the Pockit/Nuna combo.

Don't have the stroller you are talking about but looking at pictures it is still quite big when folded so might not fit in the overhead. We used a GB pockit plus when we've travelled on different airlines with no issues and that does fit in the overhead.

For holidays we use a GB pockit plus. Folds up small enough to put in the overhead storage on aeroplane. Reclines flat enough. Comes with a sun shade and a rain cover. It lives in the boot of the car when not travelling the globe because it takes up no space at all and is perfect for mooching around town.

Personal take is don't spend too much on it. And see if you have friends who don't need it or get trusted second hand. There are too many variations for different stages, not worth throwing too much money. I bought a freaking huge stroller first hand at a mother fair. Realise while it is good for going out (can carry a lot of things), loading to a cab is tricky (don't drive). Further down when kid slightly older and when travelling, you will want a compact stroller that the kid can sleep in. That has been my main for the past few years. Got a few Pockit+ from carousell at cheap. If spoil when travel, at least won't heart pain.

It isn’t super cheap but we love our GB Pockit+ stroller. It folds up into a backpack and fits in an overhead bin. We took it to Scotland and Paris last fall, Disney, and use it around town. We did get a backpack and rain cover for it.

We’ve brought our nuna tavo to Italy 4+ times and that brand can take a beating! It’s done great and even been great napping while going over all cobblestone and everything. We almost bought the TRVL in Italy because we loved it so much and the Tavo takes up so.much.space. We’ve also take. The GB Pocket+ and its great as well I’m just not a super fan of the way babies sit in it and it takes two hands. I would not not not take a doona to Italy. Did you book your baby a seat? We are going in a month and he’s on our lap(also will be 10mo!) I’m bringing: -Konny wrap -wild bird carrier - nuna tavo or TRVL -renting car seat*** ***we have a nuna pippa in Italy that was lost luggage and has been found and we can go claim 😝

Just went on a cruise w the GB Pockit+ and it was great. We’ve had it for 2.5 yrs, no complaints

We have the Pockit Plus and hate it. It’s feels so flimsy and rickety. Our tiny (growth hormone deficient) child looked cramped in it when she was 1.5 years old. And the seat doesn’t sit all the way upright so she was always slouching and looked uncomfortable. Honestly, it’s my biggest baby gear regret.

When we had one kid, we used this combo (Scenera Next + travel stroller that can fit in an airplane overhead): https://www.thebroccolifloret.com/home/travel-stroller-and-cars-seat When we had two kids, we strapped the car seats onto a luggage roller. Got many compliments on it. Like one of these: https://a.co/d/1eUd38W

We had the 3-D summer infant lite, super cheaper and lightweight, umbrella stroller. Used it all across Italy and was great. Then upgraded to the GB pockit, slightly heavier, more expensive, but folds up and fits into the airplane as a carryon.

Gb pockit + is what we took with us on our Mexico trip. Was nice to have it there for naps and the airport. Super compact so didn’t feel like we were lugging around much

We loved the Uppababy Cruz. It isn't as big as the Vista (which I see very petite parents pushing around). We also ended up with a GB pocket micro foldable for travel and a hiking stroller. At the end of the day you can sell them and get a lot of your investment back if you treat them right.

At one point we had like 8 lol. They all have such different use cases! A city mini travel system we got when we had our first. Sold it once our 2nd baby was out of the infant car seat. We also had a Doona and loved that. Sold both when he got too big. We had a City Mini double (someone in my parents rich neighborhood was giving it away! And then they paid $$$ to ship it to us, lol.) that we just used around the neighborhood because it was too bulky and a pain to take in the car with the second seat. (Sold this one) A evenflo pivot stroller wagon we took around. A $50 costco wagon that folded up and fit in the car really well. For a while we stopped using the pivot because this one was just easier. A double umbrella we only used for traveling or kept in the trunk, it was a pain because it was short so the adult had to hunch to push. But it was small, we took it on planes to visit my parents. (Sold this one, kids are 6 and 3 now) A GB pockit amazing fold up tiny single stroller. Perfect for travel, took it to NYC and on a cruise. A urbini reversi single stroller, we kept that one even though we used it rarely because it was the only one that could recline super flat for the kid to sleep that had okay storage underneath. After we sold the big double stroller we decided to take the kids to Disney World and I realized wagons weren’t allowed. We considered taking 2 single strollers and quickly abandoned that idea and bought a Graco Sit and Stand double stroller on marketplace for $50 that we love and take with us when we go places like the Zoo and stuff now. Good storage, our older kid can stand or sit and hop on and off easily.

We love our gb pockit. Folds up easily, fit in the bin, and we still use it 3 years later for zoo trips! And it magically fits in our car seat with the cover bag on, if we check the car seat.

I got the go pocket travel stroller especially for Italy.  We travel there frequently and it is great on the cobblestone/ narrow streets. It's so great, we keep it in the car so we don't have to pack our big stroller. We now only use our big stroller around the burb.  I would pack ONE stroller and make it a good one. Traveling with Littles means you pack a ton of stuff. Never travel with two strollers. 

I have hello mockingbird specifically because I wanted it to go from a single to a double stroller when I have my second kid. Definitely does NOT maneuver like butter like the uppababy stroller owner in the previous comment mentions I really wish it did though. It makes it especially hard when you have two kids. It does what it’s suppose to do though and I like how it looks, but it is unbelievably bulky and takes up a lot of space in the trunk. And considering it is a single to a double I would imagine that’s somewhat normal, but even before I had my second child, there was still a lot of space being taken. I just really didn’t like the idea that the uppababy stroller was literally twice as much as my stroller and I couldn’t mentally accept paying that much. Although everyone that I spoke to that has that stroller has only good things to say about it so if you’re OK with spending the money then I would just do that. As for travel strollers, I got the GB pocket stroller. I love it because it folds very small and it goes in the upper head compartment of an airplane. That’s important to me because airlines will break your stroller and they are so hard to get a hold of if they do break it. It’s definitely not the scariest and the storage compartment is tiny so you do need a regular stroller on top of that. But it’s very small light inconvenient for travel purposes.

I have a Cruz and a Yoyo. My son is now 2 and I almost exclusively use the Yoyo. However, the Cruz is much better on the streets and more comfortable for both the child and the adults.  That being said, I wouldn’t recommend the Yoyo as a primary stroller for an infant. It works for us now because my son is 2 and walks a lot while we’re out.  We started with the Cruz and got a GB Pockit for travel and that was the worst purchase I ever made. That stroller is garbage. So I switched to the Yoyo which has been a wonderful replacement. I still think the Cruz is the best and was really great for our family before my son was a confident walker. It doesn’t make sense to use it now unless we need to carry a lot of stuff with us, go grocery shopping, or go to Prospect Park. There will be no perfect solution. You really won’t know what works for you until you’re out in the world with your baby and that might be 2 strollers. I don’t like buying more than I need and I resisted getting the Yoyo but am so glad I did. It’s been great for airplane travel, too!

The gb pokit and the cybex libelle 2 both are the same stroller with minor finishing differences. They both come with arms that click in easily to the nuna pipa lite rx. It folds up nicely into a little bag (sold separately) and can fit in an overhead bin as well. They’re not as nice as the other brands mentioned, but you can buy new for <$200 on amazon right now.

I have the gb pockit and it folds soooo small and it's quite light while feeling like it's sturdy.

Personally we wouldn’t bring our stroller for our 3.5 yr old. We even have to GB pocket stroller and never bring it anymore. Just becomes extra luggage…. Our daughter is a walker and if she gets tired or we need to go faster we throw her on the roller suitcase or shoulders.

We have a gb pokit and love it. Really great in the airport. One of our flights got delayed and it was super late when we boarded and was so handy being able to wheel her the whole way to her seat and then stash it and get straight to cuddles and sleep. Also when not traveling it’s so small you can sometimes take it places when you might need it but might not and it’s not a massive inconvenience to have in the car or tucked away somewhere so we’ve got more use out of it than we thought.

We travel a lot and don't know what we'd do without the GB Pocket stroller! If you plan on air travel or just going around town, I highly recommend this one. You can take it on board with you which saves so much time avoiding gate checking . We use it with adapters for the Clek Liing car seat, but we have several adapters for it. We also love the Baby Jogger City for a slightly larger stroller.

We have this and it’s amazing. You could probably find a canvas bag it could fit it

I have the GB pockit as well! I initially bought it for Disneyland, but with the intent of using it on flights. You can store it under the seat too, right? Or does it have to be in the overhead bin?

As someone with a GB pockit that fits in the overhead, gate agents love having one less stroller to gate check. Gate checking isn’t a problem—I’ve done it with strollers before—but it’s one less thing to deal with. I have the stroller, it will not get lost o r break. I have also fit ours under the seat in front of us when my first graduated to her own seat. They don’t need the legroom!

As long as you have space under the seat, it fits!

You need a stroller. I’ve done these trips with and without and def prefer lugging one around. Look into the GB pockit if within budget

We have a Britax stroller and car seat that match. Ended up buying a used jogging stroller which we love for our trail walks. Also bought a gb pockit for travel. And then recently added the Evenflo pivot xplore wagon. The wagon has been amazing now that she's older. Great for things like the zoo.

GB Pockit. Just used it with my year old on few of our 30,000 step days in Paris and it was helpful, plus folds up very small.

I have the GB Pockit which markets itself as the most compact stroller. Remember, just because it can fit in the overhead bin doesn't mean they will let you bring it on the plane. I've heard of various people being told that strollers can't be put in the overhead bins. I suppose to prevent this you could put it in a bag so that it doesn't appear to be a stroller.

I can tell you what NOT to get: The GB Pock it. It should be better for older toddlers, but my 14m old was in such a bad position and we couldn't put her more upright.

We have the GBpockit but I recommend for 5’7” and below. I’m 5’9” and it’s not quite comfortable for me. All in all though it’s so affordable and holds up great.

We have the same two! Vista is amazing, versatile, smooth ride, huge storage on the bottom. Pockit is nice for plane travel

I love our travel stroller. We’ve been using the gb pockit for about 2 years now.

Yeah, we have the Vista v2 and a GB Pockit. They're both great at what they do but they are very different strollers with different use cases. That said, we have 2u2 so the Vista is getting a workout these days 😅

Yes. Bring a stroller. Even if you babywear, the stroller just helps you carry all the other stuff you need when traveling with a baby. The extra time through security is absolutely worth all the energy savings as you go through the airport. We bought a cheap stroller on Amazon that we use for travel. First gate check and the frame was a little bent. Still very usable but definitely meant we had no interest in traveling with our Uppababy that cost like $2k (Canadian prices). I know they sell a special bag thst insures your stroller but the headache of all that admin work with a little one wasn't worth it to us personally. Also hit or miss whether the airline will let you gatecheck it. You can also consider strollers that can be carried onto the flight and stored under the seat. We were gifted a Pockit that does this that we will be using for baby #2.

I didn’t read all the posts before posting mine but…I’m a midtown girl with two kids now. Someone mentioned that strollers are very neighborhood specific. In midtown, I need agility, need to fit on buses and trains and need a super easy fold to fit in my apartment hallway. Also wanted good handling for broken sidewalks and inconsistent ramps. A decent basket was a plus. I chose the Nuna TRVL. Not cheap but has a bit more heft and bigger wheels than the butterfly and aer. (Though the butterfly improvements are intriguing to me). Downside to TRVL is it’s not guaranteed to fit in an airplane overhead bin. We’ve fit it twice internationally but haven’t tried domestic/smaller planes. The TRVL handles really well. I’ve gotten so used to popping up the front wheels when I see something uneven. It’s second nature now. Because you can hit something and come to an abrupt stop. The basket is big enough for a trip to the grocery store. And when you have a kid in the stroller, you can hang a bag or backpack on the handles. But remove it before taking your kid out or the stroller will tip. It’s light enough to carry up and down stairs but I don’t want to carry it super long. The fold is the best on the market. Literally folds itself and stands up well. I researched a ton and even ended up with the TRVL double when baby two came. I love the TRVL as my daily stroller and don’t think it gets enough love. I could never deal with a big stroller. I don’t love using my double stroller as I just take up way too much room in the world. Ha. All this being said, I also have the GB pockit for airplane travel and trips that we want to be super minimal. But the fold and push is way more cumbersome. Not a good daily stroller at all.

We have a gb pockit that we really like. We got it on GoodBuyGear for $140.

Yessss! Compact fold is so key for us, autism parents (rather special need parents in general) travel with so much that we very little bit of space matters. I really like how our GB pockit stroller folds but it is not for bigger kids by any means. It’s also not a very smooth ride and the canopy is very minimal. Another important feature is an under basket or maybe a larger pocket on the backside of the seat for storage. Tray or cup holder? Strollers are expensive and I hate having to buy all the accessories on top of the base price

The GB Pockit. They’re pricey but look on resale sites to find them cheaper. Worth every penny.

 I have no idea if they're still around, but I had a gb pockit stroller when my oldest was a toddler, and it was perfect for Boston, air travel, and Disney. It folded up and came with a tote bag. 

The GB pokit stroller folds up small enough to fit into a backpack. It navigated the ship well and we just slid it under the bed in the room.

When she was young, I’d primarily carry our baby around in a carrier rather than a stroller. I used a Moby wrap cloth carrier which I was quite happy with. The carrier felt a lot more mobile than a stroller especially on the bus and when the streets didn’t have curb cuts. Now that she’s bigger, we got a GB Pockit to use as a travel stroller, but ended up with it as our primary one. It folds really tiny, and I like that it is lightweight enough that I can just lift and put it over the curb or small obstacles.