Keep in mind: Some moms have complained that the low ride prevents older children from being as comfortable as a young toddler. But because of the low price point, you won’t get too mad if the baggage handlers aren’t as gentle with your cargo as they should be! If you have a young baby and need an option that is compatible with an infant car seat try this one. We have taken it across Europe, to South America, and to the Caribbean, and it has yet to have any damage (partially thanks to this stroller bag!). It also has decent shocks for a relatively smooth ride. Even with its compactness and light weight, it also has a great basket for storage and the seat reclines into several positions (including almost flat), so it’s great for on-the-go napping. It is inexpensive, a lightweight 15 lbs (7 kg), and folds up compactly. Why it’s great: The 3D Lite is the stroller my husband and I personally own and love. We simply won’t fly without our travel stroller-we love it! And finally, it’s just not worth lugging around such a massive piece of equipment. Second, most rental car trunks are small.
First, the airlines are not delicate with baggage and it is likely to get some damage. It’s not worth the stress.Ģ) You do not want to lug a hefty (and expensive!) jogging stroller on your next family vacation. Even though it might have a smooth ride and luxurious accessories, bringing your bulky stroller on a trip is not a walk in the park. This is really traumatic if you are traveling alone or have to make connections. I actually know a mama who got into a literal tug of war with the check-in-agent who forced her to check her jogging stroller at the ticket counter. While you might already own an awesome jogging stroller or another bulky standard-size stroller, there are a lot of good reasons that a travel stroller is a must-have:ġ) Because Airport Security simply won’t let you gate check a heavy or bulky stroller. As explained up top, any stroller that weighs over 20 lbs (9 kg), is too big, or which is non-collapsible must be checked at the ticket counter.
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