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Best Lightweight Single Stroller

Travel strollers aren't any smaller or lighter than this one. Its sleek design is simple to fold into a neat rectangular shape and the wheels turn more smoothly than other models.

The stroller also has a large storage area under the seat, as well as an adjustable shoulder strap that makes it easier to carry when you're not pushing it. The canopy adjustment can be a bit noisy which can disturb the sleep of a child.

1. Contours Itsy

The Contours Itsy is a compact stroller that has a variety of features for its size. The basket in the back of the seat has a spring loaded mechanism, which means you can push the basket down to put a backpack or diaper bag and it will then pop up to secure the contents. It also comes with a child accessory tray and adjustable reclining seat back pad that offer more options than you typically get on a stroller that is light.

Additionally, it has an impressive canopy that is able to open and close to provide the level of sun protection you require. Additionally, the handlebar is height-adjustable in four positions to provide a more comfortable fit. We weren't so impressed with its ride quality over rough surfaces. We found that the suspension and wheels did not do a great job of absorbing shocks and bumps.

It's an ideal travel stroller because it comes in a box that is fully assembled and requires only a few steps to get it in use. The seat can be moved forward and backwards to adjust the recline. It's pretty flat. It's easy to fold and unfold thanks to two buttons on the frame. It also fits into the perfect carrying bag when it's not being used. It's actually one of the smallest strollers that we've tested and can meet the requirements of many airlines for gate-checking and cabin storage, on airplanes. Make sure to check with your airline to find out whether there are any restrictions prior to your flight. Phoebe Sklansky, a former journalist in the field of commerce and mother of three children, has a passion for all things home, parenting and shopping. She is a contributor for Verywell Family, and a member of American Academy of Pediatrics.

2. Kolcraft Cloud Plus

This stroller is an excellent option for those looking for an easy-to-travel stroller. It comes with all the features parents are looking for in a stroller. This includes all-terrain tires and front suspension for an easy ride. It's also extremely light and weighs less than 12 pounds. It also has a handy one-hand and self-standing fold. It has two cups holders on each tray to accommodate parents and children.

Its build quality, however, is a little too low and it did not perform well in our tests of maneuverability. It also features a flexible frame that makes pushing it over rough terrain feel like lifting a heavy weight. This is fine if you only use the stroller on smooth streets, but for the majority people, it's likely to not provide a comfortable experience.

The Cloud Plus features a three-tiered extended canopy that has an open window that provides additional sun protection. Its multi-positional seat can accommodate children up 50 pounds and features a five-point safety restraint. This is a great option for older toddlers that have outgrown their single infant stroller car seats.

It's small and folds up in a single stroller with bench seat step. It is able to be collapsed by pressing a button. It also has a convenient, foot-activated break that's easy to set up and release.

However the handle is a bit lower than other strollers we looked at and some parents might feel uncomfortable for long durations. The handle is secured in place when it's opened. This is an excellent feature to have if are going to be using the stroller over uneven or muddy terrain.

3. Munchkin Sparrow

The Munchkin Sparrow stroller is the ideal stroller for parents who are constantly moving. The compact stroller is easy to fold up and down and easily fits in overhead compartments on planes as well as in trunks at the amusement park (no need to worry about parking charges). It also comes with an easy-zip carrying bag that can be easily stored. It is able to be used from birth using the infant car seat adapter, and offers a good amount of coverage in the sun thanks to its canopy (though not as much as the Nuna TRVL or Uppababy Minu V2). The only drawback for certain parents is that they consider the design uninspiring and utilitarian.

The BabyZen Yoyo+ is a bit more expensive than the other lightweight single wheel stroller strollers however, it was created specifically for luxury travel and urban living. It's among the easiest strollers to fold (and includes a convenient carry case), and it comes with plenty of storage, including cups holder. The seat is comfortable for both the child and the adult and reclines to a near-flat position. This is the only stroller on our list that comes with an adapter for car seats that can allow it to be used with a newborn. The handlebar isn't adjustable and could pose an issue for some parents who are taller.

The UPPAbaby Minu V2 isn't the lightest stroller on our list, but it comes with a ton of wonderful features that help kids travel more easily. The large seat reclines to a flat position and has extra padding to make those airplane naps more comfortable. The extendable canopy offers adequate sun protection, and the tray is spacious with plenty of storage. It also has a spring-loaded handle that doubles as the footrest when folded. This footrest is vulnerable to damage from baggage handlers.

4. Uppababy Minu V2

Uppababy's Minu V2 is a high-end stroller that doesn't skimp on quality and design. Its compact size makes it easy to maneuver narrow sidewalks and tight spaces, but its robust construction means it can handle rough terrain without compromising the comfort of your child. The spring-action suspension at the front and rear ensures an even more comfortable ride and its sturdy materials ensure it can stand up to the wear and tear of everyday use. It can also be enlarged to accommodate other accessories, such as baby car seat.

Even with a baby on hand, the Minu was easy to fold and maneuver. The squat fold, which opens into three sections is among the easiest folds we tested. This allows it to fit easily in overhead compartments on airplanes and on public transport. It comes with a single lightweight stroller-action color-coded brake that is easy to use.

The seat has a multi-position recline and one-handed adjustable leg rest, which makes it easy to find the right position for your child. The UPF 50+ canopy can be lowered quite a ways to shield Cora's face from sun. The medium-sized mesh window is attached magnetically to the canopy and closes without using noisy Velcro.

At just under 15 pounds at just under 15 pounds, the Minu is light enough to carry with a built-in handle and shoulder strap. It can be tucked away in the trunk of your car, and comes with a storage box and Uppababy TravelSafe, which extends the manufacturer's warranty by two years and provides repairs if the item is damaged in the course of air travel.

5. Joovy Aire

Joovy is an established brand that makes several strollers. This lightweight model is a good choice for parents who are looking for an all-purpose stroller that can carry kids around, offers ample storage, is easy to move around and doesn't require an engineering degree to fold. It's not the best choice when you're looking for a car seat-compatible model or a double stroller, however. It's not compatible with infant car seats, and your babies will need to be able to sit up independently before they can use the stroller from the first day.

This stroller is loaded with features and is available at a reasonable price. It earned a higher score in our review of maneuverability than other strollers with similar specs, and is an excellent option for smooth pavements. It also has a lovely canopy and plenty of storage space, including a large parent tray. The front wheel suspension is a bit stiff, and the handlebar is smaller in diameter than the norm, but it provides an enjoyable ride for adults.

If you have twins or two children with different ages, you may consider a stroller that is side-by-side is the best option to get them around. Our top pick is the Joovy Twin Groove, which has a variety of features and a small footprint that can be used where most other side-by-side options can't.

It has a huge canopy and a peek-aboo window, and tons of storage. It's heavier than other side-bysides, but it has a decent capacity for weight and can accommodate most children up to 50 pounds. You can also add a bassinet to the front of the stroller to accommodate newborns.

The Caboose RS Sit and Stand Stroller offers a luxurious version of the stroller. It has the same great features and can be fitted out with a bassinet, so you can take your baby home in style after leaving the hospital.