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Best Lightweight Single Stroller

It is the lightest and smallest travel stroller available. Its sleek design makes it easy to fold into an elegant rectangle shape and the wheels are easier to turn than other models.

It also comes with a huge under-seat storage space and an adjustable shoulder strap that makes it easier to lug around when not pushing it. The canopy adjustment can be a bit noisy and could wake a toddler who is sleeping.

1. Contours Itsy

A compact stroller, the Contours Itsy offers lots of features for its tiny size. The back basket under the seat is equipped with a spring-loaded mechanism, allowing you to move the basket to put the backpack or diaper bag and then it will open up to secure its contents. It has a child accessory holder and an adjustable reclined seat pad. This is more than what you get on a standard lightweight stroller.

It also comes with a canopy that can be shut and opened to get the sun protection level you desire. The handlebars are height-adjustable for a comfortable fit in four different positions. However, we weren't thrilled by the quality of its ride over rough surfaces. We found that the suspension and wheels did not do a great job of absorbing bumps and shocks.

It's an ideal single travel stroller stroller since it arrives in a box fully assembled, and requires only few steps to get it in use. The seat can be pushed forward and backward to adjust the recline, which is pretty much flat. Two buttons on the frame allow it to fold and unfold. It also fits into the perfect carrying bag when it's not in use. In fact, it's one of the smallest strollers we've tested, and it meets most airlines' requirements for cabin storage or gate-checking on airplanes. Be sure to check with your airline before you fly, because rules can differ. Phoebe Sklansky, a former commerce journalist and mom of three kids is a lover of everything related to parenting, home, and shopping. She is a contributor to Verywell Family and a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

2. Kolcraft Cloud Plus

This is an excellent option for those looking for a stroller that is light and easy to carry. It has all of the features parents look for in a stroller. This includes all-terrain tires and front suspension for smooth riding. It is also extremely lightweight, weighing less than 12 pounds. It has a simple one-hand and self-standing fold. It has two cups holders on each tray for the child and parent.

Its build quality isn't very good, and it didn't do well in our maneuverability test. It also has a swivel frame that makes pushing it over rough terrain seem like lifting a huge weight. This might be fine for those who only use the stroller on smooth sidewalks, but for most people, it's likely to not be a pleasant experience.

The Cloud Plus has a three-tier extended canopy and a peek-aboo window for added sun protection. The multi-position seat can be used by children up 50 pounds and features a five-point safety restraint. This is an excellent feature for older toddlers who have outgrown infant car seats.

It has a one-step and compact folding mechanism and can be folded with only a click of the button. It also has a convenient foot-activated brake that is simple and easy to set and release.

However the handle is lower than other strollers we've tested, and some parents may feel uncomfortable for extended durations. The handle is secured in place when it's open. This is an excellent feature to use the stroller on uneven or muddy terrain.

3. Munchkin Sparrow

The Munchkin Sparrow stroller is the ideal travel stroller for parents who are always moving. The compact stroller folds up and down easily and can be tucked away in the overhead compartments of planes, or trunks at amusement parks (no need to fret about parking fees). It comes with a carrying bag that zips up for easy storage. It can be used with the infant car adapter right from birth and provides good sun protection thanks to its canopy. The only issue for parents who have children is that they consider the look cheap and utilitarian.

The BabyZen Yoyo+ is a bit more expensive than the other lightweight buggy single strollers, but it was designed specifically for luxurious travel and urban living. It's among the easiest strollers to fold (and includes a convenient carry case) It also comes with plenty of storage, including a cup holder. The seat reclines nearly flat for both children and adult. This is the only stroller on our list that has a car seat adapter to allow it to be used with babies. The handlebar is not adjustable and could pose a problem for some parents who are short.

The UPPAbaby Minu V2 may not be the lightest stroller, but it has a lot of amazing features that help children travel more easily. The large seat reclines to a pretty flat position, and has extra padding so that those naps on the plane last longer. The extendable canopy has lots of sun coverage, and the parent tray has plenty of storage. It also comes with an adjustable handle that doubles as the footrest when folded. This footrest, however, seems vulnerable to damage from baggage handlers.

4. Uppababy Mini V2

Uppababy's Minu V2 is a high-end stroller that isn't compromising on design or quality. Its compact size makes it easy to maneuver narrow streets and tight spaces, however its robust construction ensures it can handle rough terrain without compromising your child's comfort. Front and rear spring-action suspensions provide a more comfortable ride for both of you, and its durable materials mean that it can withstand the wear and tear of everyday life without losing its shape. It can also be extended to accommodate other accessories, such as an infant car seat.

In our testing during our testing, the Minu was easy to maneuver and fold even with a child in the hand. The squat fold, which splits into three parts is among the easiest we tested. This makes it possible to fit easily in overhead compartments on planes and public transport. It also features an automated brake with a color coded small single stroller-action that's simple to use.

The seat reclines in a variety of positions, and the leg rest can be adjusted with one hand, making it easy to determine your child's ideal position. The UPF 50+ hood went down quite a ways, which was great to shield Cora's eyes from sun (though not quite as low as other strollers). There is also a medium-sized mesh peek-a-boo window which closes magnetically, and is glued to the canopy, rather than using noisy Velcro.

At less than 15 pounds At just under 15 pounds, the Minu is easy to carry using its 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 as well as access to the Uppababy TravelSafe program which adds two years onto the manufacturer's warranty. It also covers repairs for any items damaged during air travel.

5. Joovy Aire

Joovy, an established stroller brand offers a variety of models. This stroller is light and ideal for parents who are looking for a sturdy stroller that can transport their children. It is easy to maneuver, has plenty of storage, and isn't difficult to fold. It's not the best choice if you want a car seat-compatible model, or a double stroller, however. It won't work with infant car seats, and your infants will need to be able to sit independently before they can use the stroller from the first day.

This stroller comes with a number of solid features and an impressive price tag. It scored higher on our maneuverability test than other models with similar specifications. It's an excellent choice for smooth paved surfaces. It also has a nice canopy and plenty of storage including a spacious parent tray. The handlebar is a bit smaller than the average, and the front wheel suspension is more rigid however it's suitable for adults.

If you have twins or two children who are different in age, you might discover a side by side stroller the best option to take them around. Our top pick is the Joovy Twin Groove, which offers plenty of features, and has a slim footprint that can fit into places that other side-byside alternatives can't.

It has individually reclining seats as well as a large canopy that has a peek-a-boo window and tons of storage. It's heavier than the other side-bysides but it has a reasonable capacity and weight limit. It can carry most kids up to 50 pounds. You can add an infant bassinet to the front of the stroller for infants.

If you're looking for a more luxurious version this single stroller with standing board the Caboose Sit and Stand Stroller is a worthy alternative. It comes with the same great features and can be fitted out with a bassinet, so you can take your baby home in style from the hospital.