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

The full-size stroller we have been using is heavy and hard to carry alone. We wanted to get a second stroller that was easy to carry, lighter, smaller, and good quality. After reviewing and comparing a few umbrella/pocket strollers on the market, we chose this one, which is lightweight, can fold into small sizes, and is easy to store. Baby can be lying down for a nap, and it has an optional open window on the back for airflow, which I liked. Ive been using it daily, walking my baby and storing it in daycare, and so far, it is excellent. You do need two hands to close but one hand gravity open. Overall is a great purchase that meets our needs.

We can’t wait to take this on a trip! I did a ton a research and this one really fits the bill. It’s lightweight, easy to open and close, and has all the features that you need without all the bulkiness. We got this as a second stroller for grandma’s house but I can see this becoming our primary stroller.

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 spent a lot of time researching 10+ strollers in preparation for taking my toddler on a flight. Most strollers are too heavy for me to carry and I was looking for one that I can fold and carry on the plane with me. This one is light and looks compact enough to carry on. My toddler loves it and was ready to hop in once we finished setting it up.

I bought this stroller for a trip with my 8 month old baby. This was my first time flying with a baby and I was stressed about getting through the airport and having something that was easy to get around with in San Diego. This stroller was a lifesaver. It’s super lightweight and easy to open/close. The stroller has a narrow enough profile that I could navigate through a crowded restaurant. My little one was comfortable and enjoyed the ride. The sun shade provided ample coverage. This is going to be my fulltime stroller now.

This stroller is awesome, its super light. When folded, its very easy to carry. I love the big sunshade, adjustable leg rest, roomy seat, and its very easy to push. Mine doesnt stand very well even with the little footstand sticking out.

This is a very nice travel stroller, it’s lightweight, and has a smooth ride, what I love the most is the oversize canopy which most compact stroller lack of. Also feels heavy duty. The only thing that could improve is the seat feels somewhat thin, so I’m not sure how comfortable will be for longer rides, other than than I’m really pleased with the quality.

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.

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.

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.