Traveling stroller

Senior Member Joined: Oct 27 2010 Posts: 219

hi!
im looking to buy a lighweight stroller for traveling within the $100 range

something that folds well to fit easily under a bus

(maclaren quest would be ideal but dont want to spend that money)

Posted: Tue, Apr 24 2012, 10:07 am Post subject: re: traveling stroller

Diamond Member Joined: Apr 29 2006 Posts: 4773

a first years ignite stroller is a great piece!

http://www.amazon.com/The-Firs.....amp;sr=8-1
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Gold Member Joined: Nov 11 2009 Posts: 1330

The best travelling strollers for me were the umbrella strollers. And the cheapest. Would you go that route?

Posted: Tue, Apr 24 2012, 3:23 pm Post subject: re: traveling stroller

yes I would but I dont want to buy a junk

im thinking mabe mia modala any experience?

Senior Member Joined: Oct 27 2010 Posts: 219

sorry -im op

Gold Member Joined: May 09 2010 Posts: 2120

first years umbrellas are good, especially for the price. They recline slightly and have some storage, but are still small and light and easy to fold/store. I have a Jet and like it a lot for the purpose.

I know someone who really likes her Graco Ipo also.
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Senior Member Joined: Apr 11 2010 Posts: 135

We got this:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001OM3YL0
I really like it. It is really lightweight comes with a carrying strap and bag. It has a recline but it only goes back a drop but it's something... The only problem I have is the sunshade pops off one side often when I fold it but it's not a big deal to Pop back in place. It's really easy to push and fold I like the push much better then the $20 umbrella strollers and the handle height is better too. We paid I think about $60 for it in babies r us with a20% off coupon.

Senior Member Joined: Oct 27 2010 Posts: 219

I saw this stroller online are the wheels good?

Senior Member Joined: Apr 11 2010 Posts: 135