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The World's Most Compact All-Terrain Stroller

The front tire rotates and locks, making it good for bumpy terrain. This stroller has a spring-loaded, push-down footrest to store a bag.

The bumper bar is included in the box. It folds down into a compact package that's airplane hand luggage compliant.

Pockit Air All-Terrain Stroller

The GB Pockit is a compact all terrain pram stroller that collapses into a bag within a matter of minutes. Its revolutionary ultra-compact folding mechanism is a hand luggage that meets the requirements of airplanes, making it easy to travel and explore new cities around the globe.

The all-terrain double wheels of gb Pockit allow parents to confidently navigate on various surfaces throughout the day. The mesh backrest is breathable and allows your child to sit comfortably, whether walking through parks in the city during an autumn break or cruising lakes during summer. As an additional option an inlay with a comfortable padding can be bought to give extra comfort on cooler days.

Despite its tiny size and light frame, the GB Pocketit has plenty of storage space for your things. It also includes a large canopy that protects your children from rain and sun. The basket under the seat can fit an entire shopping cart together with baby toys and other items to take on an excursion. The Gb Pockit can be upgraded to work with Cybex infant car seat adapters.

Parents will appreciate the gb Pockit's one-handed recline that requires unzipping a tiny zipper immediately under the handlebar and pushing the button on the recline clip. It is essential to double-check that the seat back is reclined before letting go of the recline strap since it is easy to lose the strap. Parents who prefer a more smooth ride will appreciate the fact that the gb Pockit comes with two rear-wheel brakes that are simple to use using just one pedal.

The gb Pockit is light and has a narrow wheelbase. This could cause it to wobble a little when you hang bags from the handles or sidebars. The front swivels can be a bit stiff to turn when you're navigating narrow aisles or curbs. The GB Pockit requires the least amount of downward force to jump curbs, however it was unable to do so with a few cracked sidewalks and gravel roads. However, the small wheels have a bit of a spring to them and were able to take on cobblestones.

Pockit Air best all-terrain pushchair Travel System