Best Lightweight Single Stroller

Travel strollers aren't much smaller or lighter than this. Its sleek design allows it to fold into an elegant rectangle shape and the wheels are a lot easier to turn than other models.

It also has an under-seat storage area and an arm-strap that makes it easier to carry around if you're not pushing it. The canopy adjustment can be noisy which can disturb a toddler who is sleeping.

1. Contours Itsy

The Contours Itsy is a compact stroller that offers many features for its size. Its back under-seat basket is spring loaded, which means you can lower it to stuff bags or diapers into and it will then pop up to protect the contents. It also has an accessory tray for children and an adjustable reclining seat back pad, which are more options than what you usually find on a lightweight stroller.

It also has a canopy that you can open and shut to ensure that you get the sun protection level you want. The handlebars are height-adjustable for a comfortable fit in four different positions. We weren't too impressed by the quality of its ride over rough terrain. We were of the opinion that the suspension and wheels did not do a good job of absorbing shocks and bumps.

The stroller is ideal for travel because it comes fully assembled in the box. It takes only just a few steps to get it ready to use. The seat can be pushed forward and backwards to adjust the recline, which is pretty much flat. Two buttons on the frame allow it to fold and unfold. It can be tucked away in the most convenient carrying bag when not in use. In fact, it's one of the smallest strollers we've tested, and it meets most airlines' requirements for gate-checking and cabin storage on planes. Just be sure to make sure to check with your airline prior to when you fly, because rules can vary. Phoebe Sklansky, a former journalist for the commerce industry and mother of three kids, has a passion for all things home, parenting and shopping. She is a contributor to Verywell Family, and a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

2. Kolcraft Cloud Plus

This stroller is an excellent option for those who require a lightweight travel stroller. It has all of the features parents look for in a stroller. This includes all-terrain tires and front suspension for an easy ride. It is also extremely lightweight, weighing less than 12 pounds. It folds with one hand and stands up on its own. It also has an adult tray and a child tray, each with two cup holders.

Its quality is not very excellent, and it didn't perform well in our test of maneuverability. It also has a swivel frame that makes pushing it across rough terrain feel like lifting a large weight. It might be okay if you use the stroller only on paved sidewalks. But for most people, it's not a good choice.

The Cloud Plus has a three-tier extended canopy and a peek-a-boo window for added sun protection. The seat is multi-position and can accommodate children weighing up to 50 pounds and features five points of safety restraint. This is a fantastic feature for older toddlers who have outgrown infant car seats.

It is compact and folds in one step. It can be folded by pressing a button. It ausing the car seat adapter. The handlebar is not adjustable and could be a problem for some parents who are small.

The UPPAbaby Minu V2 isn't the lightest stroller on our list, but it offers numerous amazing features that help kids travel more easily. The spacious seat reclines into a flat position and has extra padding to make those airplane naps more comfortable. The canopy extends to provide a lot of sun-shade, and the parent tray offers a good amount of storage. It also features a spring-loaded handle that doubles as a footrest when folded. This footrest is prone to being damaged by baggage handlers.

4. Uppababy Minu V2

Uppababy's Minu V2 is a top stroller that isn't compromising on design or quality. Its compact design makes it easy to navigate through tight spaces and narrow sidewalks and its robust construction lets it handle rough terrain without compromising comfort of your child. The spring-action suspension on the rear and front creates an even more comfortable ride and the durable materials ensure that it will endure the wear and tear of daily use. It can also be enlarged to accommodate other accessories such as baby car seat.

In our testing in our tests, the Minu was easy to fold and move around even with a child in the hand. Its squat fold, which splits into three parts was among the easiest we tested. This allows it to be easily tucked away in overhead compartments in airplanes and on public transport. It comes with a single stroller with standing board-action color-coded brake that is simple to use.

The seat reclines in multiple positions, and the leg rest can be adjusted using one hand, making it simple to find your child's perfect position. The UPF 50+ hood went down quite far, which was great for protecting Cora's eyes from the sun (though not quite as low as other strollers). There is also a medium-sized mesh peek-aboo window which closes magnetically, and is glued to the canopy rather than using noisy Velcro.

The Minu weighs less than 15 pounds and comes with an integrated handle that makes it easy for transport. It also comes with an adjustable shoulder strap. It can also be stowed in the trunk of your vehicle. It comes with a storage bag and access to the Uppababy TravelSafe program, which gives two years to the manufacturer's warranty and provides replacements for any items damaged during air travel.

5. Joovy Aire

Joovy, an established stroller brand, produces a variety of models. This lightweight stroller is a great option for parents who are looking for a sturdy stroller to transport their children. It is simple to move, has plenty of storage space, and isn't difficult to fold. This model isn't suited for those looking for an additional stroller or car-seat compatible model. It's not compatible with infant car seats, and your babies must be able to sit up independently before they can use the stroller starting from the first day.

This stroller comes with some great features, and it comes with a hefty price tag. It earned a higher score in our maneuverability review than other models with similar specs, and it's an excellent choice for smooth paved surfaces. It comes with a large parent tray, canopy, and plenty of storage. The front wheel suspension is stiff, and the handlebar is a bit smaller than the norm, but it still provides a comfortable ride for adults.

If you have twins or two children who are different ages you may consider a side-by-side stroller to be the best choice to transport them. Our favorite is the Joovy Twin Groove. It comes with a variety of features and has a tiny footprint, so it can fit in places that other side-by-side strollers aren't.

It has individually reclining seats as well as a large canopy that has a peek-a-boo window and tons of storage. It's heavier than some other side-by-sides, but it has a decent capacity for weight and can accommodate most children weighing up to 50lbs. You can also add a bassinet on the front of the stroller for newborns.

The Caboose RS single sit and stand stroller and Stand Stroller offers an extravagant version of the stroller. It offers the same great features as this model and comes with a bassinet to allow you to bring your baby home from the hospital in fashion.