MICRALITE ProFold By Silver Cross Lightweight Travel Stroller with Compact Fold, Suitable from Birth – Black

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luckily ds was strapped in and no harm done, but if you are thinking of tramping in the undergrowth, you'll need something tougher. If your toddler weighs twice as much as the pushchair and suddenly leans to the side while you’re pushing then your pushchair will wobble and possibly even tip over. We've taken it on two round-trip flight adventures (two flights each way, so 4 layovers) and used it around town on our trips as well as at home. It is genuinely and intuitively one-handed, involving two buttons pressed at once and folding down on itself in a single, fluid movement. ProFold Graphite will come in grey melange fabrics, coordinating chest and harness pads as well as a cushioned vegan leather handle and bumper bar in tan.

I had a regular fold up stroller for my daughter which I had before this one which I never use anymore and is completely redundant.The compact stroller features an intuitive one-handed, one motion fold and has a handy shoulder strap to carry it when not in use.

You might be able to just use the stroller without that cover if it bothers you, though I love how easy it is to clean if you are using that seat cover. The stroller has a full recline, also it has one of the longest footrests I know out of other micro-strollers.The result is that I often find myself accidentally putting the pram into break mode as I am walking along, which is not very nice for your small passenger.

Personally I think the vertical seat positioning is a huge plus point of this pram as its perfect for when your little one needs a nap on the go (great for days out, weekends away and holidays). Plus, it’s a space-saving solution if you don’t have much storage and can be folded while still attached to the pushchair.I can't stop talking about this travel stroller with others, and I have recommended it so many times, even after only having it for a few months. Although it doesn’t explain exactly how to adjust them, feeding the shoulder straps through the back of the seat didn’t take much effort or figuring out. It’s not for every terrain, but as lightweight strollers go, it’s a great long-term companion for on-the-go parents.