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

Decent affordable choice for a second stroller/ travel stroller. It actually is sturdy enough and comfortable for my toddler. It opens and closes easily and is very light-weighted. .

I love how lightweight and easy to maneuver this stroller is! We used it with the travel bag and gate checked it for flights with our little one. It was a little difficult to fold (a one-handed release would be more convenient when youre wrestling a toddler) the first couple times, but became easier. For as lightweight as it is, it is still sturdy. The extendable canopy is lovely!

Another awesome quality product from inglesina we know have the fast table chair and high chair and now this stroller. One click close and it really does fold all the way down super easy just like in the photos. The real seller for me was the big shade on top, most others seem to have a little wisp of a shade and for traveling especially to tropical regions. The recline is so easy to use so is the leg rest. Very comfy and cushioned even with being lightweight. Love this.

The Quid 2 from Inglesina is an absolute winner. I can directly compare it to the gb qbit and aside from the Ultra compact of the qbit, there is no other aspects in which the Inglesina does not crush it. Build construction, ease of deployment, under area storage, useful features etc. To be frank, the qbit folds smaller than necessary. The Quid 2 already fits in overhead storage on planes, so unless you have a specialty case, there is no reason to go for that over the Quid 2. The Quid 2 has useful features such as extra deep sunshade (without a mesh panel compromise!! If you needed more sun shade, why would you be ok with one of the panels becoming see through mesh?). It also has larger wheels, more akin to a full size stroller. (I honestly prefer pushing my kiddo in this thing over my full size Chicco Corso. The Corso is just so heavy whereas this Quid 2 is very agile without being bendy. It has suspension too which makes sidewall strolls a piece of cake). The handle bars have actual cushion, not just a piece of itchy foam. The seat back doesnt fold flat but it gets to probably about 130 degrees which is more than enough to keep your kid down comfortably while on the move. A neat trick is that the area behind/above their head can be unzipped and exposed, creating a true pass-thru channel. Thus, from head to toes, can be fully exposed to air for serious ventilation. That was essential to us, for hot trips like Disney in Florida or other beach vacations where heat is a concern. Overall, the Quid 2 is so thoughtfully designed, it was so satisfying to receive it and actually witness all of the great features in action that the online YouTubers tried to demonstrate. This isnt fluff, these are well thought out, useful design elements! Pick this one, you wont be disappointed!

Purchased the Quid2 as a travel stroller/ to leave with grandparents. We love how compact and light it is, as well as how far it reclines for our infant. The canopy is a good size, with great color options too.

I did quite a bit of research on travel strollers before settling on this one and Im so glad I did. It was really quick and easy to put together. I wanted something lightweight but more substantial than an umbrella stroller and this fits the bill. I love the extendable canopy, it provides a lot of shade which most lightweight strollers dont. As I was putting it together I was a little concerned about the wheels seeming a little cheap but when I took my daughter for a walk in it it seemed like it was a pretty smooth ride. Its super easy to collapse down and I like the handle on the side to carry it. My daughter also couldnt wait to get in so thats a big plus. The only thing I dont like is the small lever on one of the wheels you can flip so that you can stand the stroller up while its collapsed. It doesnt work very well and the stroller still falls over. This is a minor issue that doesnt take away from all the other great features. Also love the blue color. While I havent taken it on a plane yet I can see it being convenient for air travel and will update my review if we do.

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 stroller for my granddaughter. She LOVES IT. It’s very easy to push has a smooth ride. And is beautiful!! Love the design! This will be great for our vacations! I also love how easy it is to fold and tote!

I am very pleased with this stroller. I’ve been looking for a long time for a good, light weight, easy to fold and carry stroller and this is it. It has great storage underneath compared to other travel strollers as well. Very impressed.

Love this stroller. Folds up easily to be nice and compact. A breeze to get through the airport. Went to a crowded theme park with it and was very impressed. The perfect size to navigate a crowd and my 3 and a half year old had no complaints. Laid back perfectly for a nap. We have the GB stroller, a wagon stroller, a nice full size stroller and by far this one is my favorite.