Pockit+ All City

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

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.

We're locals and passholders, and even when we bring our compact gb pockitt+ all-city travel stroller we still leave it in stroller parking areas for rides and don't bother trying to bring it with us. The only time we've collapsed it is when we've gone into a sit-down restaurant for an hour or two and want to bring it with us and stash under the table. Half the joy of having a stroller with you is having a place to keep your stuff and not have to carry it! :) It's super safe to leave your stroller in parking, does not feel chaotic to me.

I got the GB Pocket+ All City second hand for under $200 and it was great for a trip with our 11 month old. Very compact, fits in overhead compartment. Otherwise basic stroller. She napped in it so must have been comfy enough.

We’re taking our son for his 3rd birthday. I think we’re either going to bring our gb Pockit+ city stroller, or the tush baby. Generally he wants to run around and walk in his own but for the island stuff we want to go out and about. He can do about a mile (learned from trick or treating) before his little legs get tired, and I am not free backing it lol 😂

We got the GBGold All City after a fair bit of research as we wanted to take it on holiday with us a couple of years ago. It folds up super small and you can buy a backpack for it, it's so light you can carry it with one hand easy, and it fits into overhead storage bins on airplanes. Hardly takes up any room in the boot, too - unlike our previous one, which literally filled the boot. When we're out for a long walk, especially now our boy is a bit older and insists on walking/running everywhere until he crashes and wants to chill in the pram, being able to take it in the backpack and unfold it in seconds, if/when needed, is so handy.

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.

Any double stroller is really too big. Besides the size when using it, you also have to have space for it in your room. For two kids I would use two really cheap umbrella strollers. We just have one child, but we are taking her on her first cruise in December. We are taking the Stokke Yoyo. It folds up small enough to fit in an overhead bin and comes with a carrying strap. We also have the GB Pockit+ but it takes two hands to push so I think the Yoyo will be better.

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.

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.