Inglesina Quid Baby Stroller - Lightweight at 13 lbs, Travel-Friendly, Ultra-Compact & Folding - Fits in Airplane Cabin & Overhead - for Toddlers from 3 Months to 50 lbs - Large Canopy, College Navy

I focused my research on overall weight, weight limit, a handle to pull the stroller in folded position was a must, adjustable back, adjustable feet rest, and of course the price. Overall this stroller was the only one that met all the criteria and has not disappoint. Easy to use and carry around.

Excellent stroller. Light with great ease of opening and closing. The handling is smooth and light. Resistant and good quality material. I love how compact it is and the ability to carry or drag it around. It is what we were looking for to travel and I only hope that I can carry it in the upper compartment of the plane.

Bought this stroller because we had a few trips planned. We had previously used our travel system stroller but it had been damaged once when gate checked and is overall just bulky. This stroller is amazing. Easy to fold and unfold and truly does fit in an overhead bin! Also definitely able to push with one hand. My toddler loves the stroller too and actually wanted to ride in it! We will likely use this stroller every day. 10/10 would recommend.

We are very pleased with our Quid Inglesina Baby Stroller! Its very lightweight and unfolds in a snap! It maneuvers very well too. Best of all our 21 month, 22 pound grand daughter is comfortable and enjoys riding in it. The wheels are not as large as the one she has at home but that one cost twice as much. She falls to sleep easily in it when we walk and the sun visor keeps her face totally shaded. I do wish the foot rest extended a little further but she is still comfy when she dozes off.

Fantastic stroller, it just didn’t fit what I needed it to be. I wanted a compact lightweight stroller, and this stroller checks those boxes. However, I found another brand of stroller that fit some more boxes that I didn’t even know I needed ! I would have kept this if not for finding the Zoebaby Tour + stroller. I don’t have any cons for the Quid, but I do wish they had cup holders and snack trays. Pros; -Lightweight -Compact fold -Handle on the side for easy carrying -Great recline -Sun shade is large -Push pedal for locking and unlocking the stroller -Easy two hand fold & unfold -Adecuate sized under basket for a travel stroller. -easy to maneuver

The stroller seems sturdy but very lightweight and easy to fold. We use this stroller when we go somewhere in a car. Its much more appropriate than using Uppababy stroller The only downside is some part of fabric is not detachable and, thus, cannot be washed.

Bought this for a almost 2 year old It is very lightweight and easy to fold . I like the sun shade which works quite well Hoping to use it soon for air travel

This is the ideal travel stroller. It is extremely lightweight and easy to maneuver, while simultaneously being very sturdy. The only slight negative is that its sensitive to any cracks in the pavement, but thats in comparison to a far larger and heavier jogging stroller. Even when going over rough areas, it still feels very stable, though.

I am super impressed with this stroller! We have an upcoming international trip and I spent hours researching a good travel lightweight stroller. After searching and searching I finally decided to purchase this stroller and I’m SO HAPPY I did. It truly is lightweight and maneuvers beautifully yet is big and comfortable for your kid and will definitely grow with them. This is the first stroller I purchase new and I don’t regret my decision.

In the attached pictures I have it side by side with the Kolcraft Cloud Sport that is sold at Wal-Mart. Overall the size is larger, yet its much lighter, more maneuverable, easier to fold, folds up smaller, and its easier to adjust the recline. I bought this in preparation for a trip to Hawaii happening at the end of January 2023, so that I could bring it on the plane without needing to gate check it. Overall I think it will be a great travel and everyday stroller. The only downside I see is the armrest when its folded. As can be seen in the pictures the armrest is 1/3rd the entire length when folded. It would be much better if there was a way to fold up the armrest or if there was a spot in the stroller to store it when its folded up without needing the carry bag because the stroller itself does have a carrying handle. The zipper spot in the canopy ( used to shorten/lengthen it) can almost fit the armrest, but the zipper cant zip all the way.