gb - Pockit+ All-Terrain

A 20 month old will not fit in a doona - we use a travel stroller and travel car seat (cosco scenera next). I primarily use the subway and make sure I have something really light weight ( I have this one https://a.co/d/5ssvlp9

Not umbrella trolley, but we have gb pockit all terrain plus (version without plus is slightly smaller, and I had impression that it was getting less comfortable for my 3.5 year old so plus should last you longer). It folds really small and is great for travelling. We bought it second hand, it's cheaper than yoyo stroller. Only issue is when you need to travel on uneven terrain, like pebble roads, but it's the same for any other stroller with small wheels.

Gb pockit+ all terrain has been amazing in that regard. Super lightweight too

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 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.

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.

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.