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Best Lightweight Single Stroller Travel strollers aren't any smaller or lighter than this one. Its sleek design makes it easy to fold into a neat rectangle shape and the wheels turn more easily than some other models. The stroller also comes with an enormous storage area underneath the seat, as well as a shoulder strap that makes it easier to transport when you're not pushing it. However, the canopy adjustment can make a lot of noise, which can wake a sleepy toddler. 1. Contours Itsy A compact stroller The Contours Itsy offers lots of features for its size. The back basket under the seat is spring loaded, so you can push it down to put bags or diapers into and it will then pop up to protect the contents. It also has a child's accessory holder and an adjustable seat pad that reclines. This is more than you would get on a standard lightweight stroller. It also has a canopy that can be shut and opened to get the sun protection level you need. The handlebars are height-adjustable for a comfortable fit in four different positions. However, we weren't thrilled by the ride quality on rough surfaces. We felt that the suspension and wheels did not do a very good job of absorbing shocks and bumps. The stroller is ideal for travel because it comes assembled in the box. small single stroller requires only just a few steps to be ready to use. The seat can be moved forward and backwards to adjust the recline. It's a bit flat. It's easy to fold and unfold, because of two buttons on the frame. It also fits into the perfect carrying bag when it's not in use. It's actually one of the smallest strollers that we've tested and meets most airline requirements for gate-checking, or cabin storage on airplanes. Make sure to check with your airline to determine what restrictions are in place before you fly. As a former commerce writer and mother of three kids, Phoebe Sklansky has a deep love for all things related to shopping and parenting as well as home. She is a contributor for Verywell Family, and a member of American Academy of Pediatrics. 2. Kolcraft Cloud Plus This stroller is a great choice for those who need a stroller that is lightweight for travel. It has all the features parents would want in a stroller. This includes all-terrain wheels and front suspension to ensure an easy ride. It is also incredibly lightweight with less than 12 pounds. It has a simple fold that can be folded with one hand and a self-standing fold. It even has an adult tray and a child tray each with two cup holders. Its quality, though, is a little at the lower end, and it did not fare well in our maneuverability tests. It also has a flexible frame that makes pushing it over rough surfaces feel like lifting a heavy weight. This may be okay for those who only use the stroller on smooth paths, but for the majority of people, it's going to not provide a comfortable experience. Cloud Plus Cloud Plus has a three-tier extended canopy as well as a peek-a-boo window to provide additional sun protection. The seat is multi-position and can accommodate children weighing up to 50 pounds and has a 5-point safety restraint system. This is a great feature for older toddlers who have outgrown their infant car seats. It's small and folds up in a single step. It can be folded by pressing an appropriate button. It also has a convenient brake that can be operated by a foot, which is simple and easy to adjust and release. However, the handle is lower than other strollers we've tested, and some parents may feel uncomfortable for long periods of time. The handle locks in position when it's opened. This is a great feature if you plan to use the stroller on uneven or rough terrain. 3. Munchkin Sparrow The Munchkin Sparrow stroller is the ideal travel stroller for parents who are always moving. The compact stroller can be folded up and down with ease and can be tucked away in the overhead compartments of planes, or trunks at amusement parks (no need to worry about parking charges). It also comes with an easy-zip bag for storage that is easy to carry. It can be used right from birth with the infant car seat adapter and provides a decent amount of sun protection with its canopy (though not as much as the Nuna TRVL or Uppababy Minu V2). The only downside for some parents is that they feel the style to be dated and unfashionable. The BabyZen Yoyo+ is a bit more expensive than the other single strollers that are lightweight, but it was designed specifically for luxurious urban living and travel. It's one of the easiest strollers to fold and comes with a convenient carry case. It is packed with storage space, including a cupholder. The seat is comfortable for both the adult and child, and reclines to a near-flat position. This is the only stroller in our list that has an adapter for car seats to allow it to be used with babies. Some parents with shorter legs might not like the handlebar, which isn't adjustable. The UPPAbaby Minu V2 may not be the lightest stroller, but it has a lot of great features to make traveling with children easier. The spacious seat reclines into a flat position, and it comes with extra padding to make those plane napping sessions more comfortable. The canopy extends to provide excellent sun protection, and the tray is spacious with plenty of storage. It also features a footrest with springs that doubles as a handle when it's folded. The footrest is susceptible to damage from baggage handlers. 4. Uppababy Mini V2 Uppababy Minu V2 is a stylish stroller that is stylish and has a high-end design and quality. Its compact size makes it easy to navigate narrow sidewalks and tight spaces, however its robust construction ensures it can take on rough terrain without compromising the comfort of your child. The spring-action suspension at the front and back ensures more comfort for your child, and its sturdy materials ensure that it will withstand everyday wear and tear. It can also be enlarged to accommodate other accessories like a bassinet and infant car seat. Even with a baby on hand, the Minu was a breeze to fold and move around. Its squat, almost square fold, that folds into thirds, is among the most straightforward in our tests and allows it to fit into overhead compartments on planes or in public transportation. It also has a single-action brake with color coded that is simple to use. The seat reclines in various positions, and the leg rest can be adjusted with one hand, making it easy to find your child's perfect position. The UPF 50+ hood came down quite far and was ideal to shield Cora's eyes from the sun (though not quite as low as other strollers). There's also a medium-sized mesh peek-a-boo window that closes magnetically and adheres to the canopy instead of using noisy Velcro. At less than 15 pounds At just under 15 pounds, the Minu is light enough to carry with a built-in carry handle and a shoulder strap. It can also be put in the trunk of your car, and it comes with a storage bag and access to Uppababy's TravelSafe program which adds two years onto the manufacturer's warranty and provides replacements for items damaged in the course of air travel. 5. Joovy Aire Joovy is an established brand that makes a number of different strollers. This stroller is light and ideal for parents looking for a sturdy stroller that can take their children. It is easy to maneuver, comes with plenty of storage, and isn't difficult to fold. This model isn't suited for those who want an additional stroller or car seat compatible model. It doesn't accept any infant car seats, and your babies must be able to sit on their own before they can use the stroller starting from the beginning. This stroller comes with a number of solid features, and it comes with a hefty price. It scored higher in our maneuverability test than other models with similar specs. It's also a great choice for smooth paved surfaces. It also has a lovely canopy and plenty of storage, including a large tray for parents. The handlebar is shorter than the average, and the front wheel suspension is stiffer but it's still comfortable for adults. If you have twins or two children of different ages, you could discover that a stroller with a side-byside feature is the best option to get them around. Our favorite is the Joovy Twin Groove, which has a variety of features, and has a slim footprint that can be used in places that other side-by-side options can't. It features reclining seats that are individually adjustable and a huge canopy with an opening window that can be seen from afar and lots of storage. It's heavier than other side-bysides but has a decent capacity to handle the majority of children up to 50 pounds. You can also add a bassinet to front of the stroller for infants. If you want an even more luxurious version of this stroller the Caboose RS Sit and Stand Stroller is a great alternative. It comes with the same great features and is able to be fitted with a bassinet so you can take your baby home with style from the hospital.