Silver Cross Jet—folds up to carry on size for every airline.

Summer Infant 3D Lite. Very lightweight, folds up very small.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve tried a city mini and an uppababy minu and I much prefer the minu. Significantly lighter and smaller.

But for how old? We had a minu but our kid aged out of it at 3. I would not recommend to someone who might need to use it for a 4yo, and wants to use for a 2yo for more than a year. We found travel strollers generally kind of inadequate for older kids (and travel was when we were most likely to use a stroller with a 3/4 yr old, who otherwise just walked, biked, or scooted). The city mini was a good compromise. You wind up gate checking it either way.

After 3, do you really need a stroller?

Anonymous wrote:I’ve tried a city mini and an uppababy minu and I much prefer the minu. Significantly lighter and smaller.

But for how old? We had a minu but our kid aged out of it at 3. I would not recommend to someone who might need to use it for a 4yo, and wants to use for a 2yo for more than a year. We found travel strollers generally kind of inadequate for older kids (and travel was when we were most likely to use a stroller with a 3/4 yr old, who otherwise just walked, biked, or scooted). The city mini was a good compromise. You wind up gate checking it either way.

The Colugo Compact is great.

I’ve tried a city mini and an uppababy minu and I much prefer the minu. Significantly lighter and smaller.

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Anonymous wrote:Veer!!!!! It can be considered expensive but it is so useful and well worth it

For travel though? How?

It folds flat, maneuvers with one hand be it pull or push, it fits through any standard door, can hold multiple kids, easy in and out.

Anonymous wrote:Veer!!!!! It can be considered expensive but it is so useful and well worth it

For travel though? How?

Anonymous wrote:City mini. We used the one we had already when we went to England and gate checked it both ways. It was fine.

I know it's not a travel stroller, but this would be my suggestion too. It's the most compact of all the full-size strollers, and so much more comfortable for older kids than a travel stroller. You can get a ride on board for your eldest if you want. Also, they are indestructible. We've traveled with ours for 3 years, dozens of flights, taken it to cities, beach towns, the dessert, dusty ruins. The tires are worn down from the miles but otherwise it's in perfect shape. It's not as cute as the minu or yoyo but it will also last longer -- both of those get really snug for kids once they hit 3, I've found.

Veer!!!!! It can be considered expensive but it is so useful and well worth it

Doona trike

City mini. We used the one we had already when we went to England and gate checked it both ways. It was fine.

Mountain Buggy Nano. Love ours.

I loved the minu for travel if you think your 4 year old will be ok walking most of the time. They could switch out if need be

Need to get a travel stroller for safely getting wild 2yr through airport along with 4yr (doesn’t need to be in stroller but could if went with double) while also 36 weeks pregnant. Need something that won’t take up much space in our rental car but ideally will last through several more years for travel like this but would only be used for travel as we have regular strollers. Could do single or double. Any suggestions?