Lightweight Strollers
The lighter the stroller, the easier on your arms to fold and store.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a good lightweight stroller weigh?
Most lightweight strollers ideal for travel and everyday use weigh between 12-16 pounds, with some ultra-compact models coming in under 10 pounds. Check out our expert-recommended umbrella strollers guide to compare top-rated lightweight options and their specific weights.
Can I use a lightweight stroller from birth?
While some lightweight strollers are suitable from birth with full recline and car seat compatibility, many require babies to have head/neck control (around 3-6 months). Read our how to choose a stroller guide to find models specifically tested and recommended for newborns.
What's the most compact fold available in a lightweight stroller?
The most compact folding strollers can collapse down to the size of a large handbag, with some premium models even meeting carry-on luggage specifications. Check out our best travel strollers guide to compare the smallest folding options available.
What are the different types of strollers available?
There are various types of strollers available, including full-size strollers, lightweight strollers, umbrella strollers, jogging strollers, travel system strollers and double strollers, each catering to different needs and preferences. We’ve rounded up the best strollers of the year and top choices for double-strollers for expert selections that fit families of all sizes.
Can I use a stroller for travel?
Yes, there are strollers designed for travel, such as lightweight and compact models. The best travel strollers are easy to fold, lightweight to carry and often come with a carrying bag or strap for convenient transportation. Umbrella strollers are an inexpensive alternative that’s popular for travel, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite umbrella strollers and budget-friendly strollers that parents love.
What’s the difference between a travel system and a stroller?
A travel system allows you to stroll with your baby from day one. Regular, sit-up strollers won’t work for newborns since young babies don’t have head and neck control and end up slumping over.
What is the best car seat and stroller combo?
Many travel systems on the market offer a great stroller but a not-so-great car seat—and vice versa. We chose car seat stroller systems with the best of the best in both categories for this travel system guide.
I already have a car seat, how do I know if it's compatible with my stroller?
Wondering if the car seat you picked out is a good fit for your favorite stroller? This infant car seat and stroller compatibility list can help.
What should I consider when choosing a stroller?
A stroller is one of the first items parents start researching when they find out they’re welcoming a baby. That’s because for most families, a stroller is something they’ll use every day—and in many different places—for years. The stroller you choose needs to meet your family’s needs and make getting out with your little one a little easier. When choosing a stroller, consider factors such as your lifestyle, the age of your child, the terrain you will be navigating (look at our jogging stroller picks for high-impact activities and rough terrain), the storage space available, the stroller’s weight and foldability, safety features and your budget.
