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

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

My baby is 5month old and almost 15lbs. We needed a travel stroller and preferred one that fit in the overhead bin on a flight. I was also looking for a stroller for an infant without car seat needed. Baby fits so well in the seat and looks very comfortable. We will try that in the next few weeks. Otherwise, we love how light this stroller is compared to our jogger that weighs almost 30lbs. The design is a plus

Just bought this stroller for the second time. Our first stroller was stolen and when having to purchase another one, I didnt think twice in buying the same one again. Its super lightweight and easy to use. The extended sunshade is awesome. Totally recommend this stroller. Especially for travel!

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.

We used doona car seat and stroller for our 5 months old daughter and she is outgrowing it so we decided to upgrade our car seat and stroller. We go around and fly around so compact and light points were very important to us! And this is the one we were looking for it! Absolutely recommend it!

I absolutely love this stroller. The ride is so smooth and easy to fold and it’s so compact and much more affordable than the leading brands. It’s worth every cent

I spent way too much time looking into compact travel strollers and finally decided on the Inglesina Quid. I was not disappointed!! For a compact stroller, it feels solid and sturdy. The seat is also larger than I expected. It was quick and easy to figure out the fold and unfold. Some things to be aware of, it is a two-hand close and the basket underneath is quite small. Despite these factors I still felt this stroller was my best choice and Im excited to use it!

First off, did a TON of research. Like 13 strollers! I was hesitant due to the price tag but IMO worth it since this is now going to be my one and only stroller! Pros: - love the color - great quality through and through - I can maneuver this stroller with one hand (unlike my umbrella stroller, lesson learned) - smooth steering/ride - excellent sun protection thanks to the extendable canopy (plus the peek-a-boo window) - storage basket is an adequate size considering its a travel/compact stroller - definitely lightweight! - the brake pedal design is really nice, especially if youre wearing open-toed shoes - fits in my sedan trunk while still allowing me space for groceries, other toddler necessities, etc. (and would likely fit on one of the back seats of my car if need be) - easy fold down (sometimes the front wheels just have to be wiggled straight so it can fold nice and snug) - carry handle on the side of the stroller Cons: - the stroller has a small lever (seen in one of the video ads on here) that you flip outward, that is considered the support for it to stand. It is just nowhere near big enough for the stroller to stand stable. Tiniest little bump and its going down, youre better off just standing it on its side. - the stroller, while folded down, keeps a pretty snug and secure hold, I just wish it had a lock lever like most strollers for the added peace of mind that its not going to open on me while carrying it. Bottom line: LOVE IT! The reason for this purchase was wanting a stroller that would make the airport experience easy traveling with my 21-month-old (leaving in a week). I have high hopes for this stroller!

I had been looking for a travel stroller for 2 months and debated which to get and decided the Inglesina would be best. I received it and my husband and I love it . Not only is it sleek looking it has great features and most of all - light!

I bought this for travel (airplane) and quick trips around town with my baby - 5 months old. He fits well in it and he seemed comfortable in it the first use. I like that he can grow into it, it is easy to open (with one arm, while holding him), easy to fold (this you need both arms for) and it is light weight. My favorite part is the extendable canopy! A lot of strollers do not have this option and I hate when he gets blasted with the sun in the face on walks.