Pockit+ All City, Velvet Black

Best purchase I’ve ever made. We needed a stroller for a week in Rome with our 4 year old. This stroller was AMAZING. It’s super light and folds down in seconds. The back pack is a must for travel. My daughter was super comfortable. She napped in it once a day. I honestly can’t believe it survived the trip. We walked 20,000 steps for a week straight on ROUGH cobblestones. I literally wore out a new pair of sneakers, yet the stroller worked like new. Then, we used it again for 10 days in Venice, Florence and Rome. We brought it on planes, boats, trains, buses and taxis. Again, we figured it would not survive the abuse of 20,000 steps a day for 10 more days. Somehow the little wheels are still completely functional. I can’t overstate how nice it is to have a stroller that can turn into a backpack when you’re out for the day with a little one. Crowded restaurant? Pack it up. Getting in a taxi? Quick fold down. Having it in the airport was awesome and it fit in the overhead space as a carryon. The sun shade is small, but we just threw a coat over it and that was enough while she napped. The little space below is just enough for a sweater and little souvenirs bought along the way. This is the perfect travel stroller. Insane value for the price.

This is the perfect travel stroller. We mainly purchased this for a trip and I wanted something that was smaller than my Graco stroller to lug around cities. My husband also has a truck and my graco stroller is too big to sit behind the carseat on the floor. This stroller was the perfect size. It fit between the passenger seat and baby seat on the floor of the truck. I used this on a trip to Baltimore/Philadelphia/NYC/Boston, so I put a lot of miles on this stroller. It held up very well. I have had no issues with the stroller and it still looks brand new. Since I used the subway in NYC, it was easy to collapse and small/light enough to hold on the subway. I only have two issues with the stroller: 1. the buckle is a pain to adjust. I wish it was a 3 point harness because it can be difficult to put my Childs arms through. 2. You can't collapse it with one hand, so it won't be easy if you are holding a baby. Other people have mentioned that the basket was too small but I thought it was a perfect size. I was able to put a couple of small shopping bags and smaller items throughout my trip. It won't hold a diaper bag, but that's why you have a backpack instead to carry. It is more for traveling, I still have my other stroller too, but if you want something that is lightweight, small, and easy to collapse, this is well worth it.

I have a 2 year old son and 1 year old daughter. We recently traveled to Grand Cayman and since there were a few adults going on this trip, I bought two of these strollers because there was just no way I was taking my double stroller with me. I am a minimalist when it comes to traveling. I don't stuff my carry-on with 3 meals, a coffee machine, and a parachute. I like to have the basic essentials so that traveling is care free and easy. Throw kids into the mix and well, that doesn't seem possible but I made it happen and this stroller was part of the success. For starters, this stroller is tiny, it's thin, and it's light. This is not a heavy item which is awesome for traveling! Secondly, it folds to the perfect size and yes, I took it on the plane as a carry-on. It slide right under the seat. Literally. Right underneath. When we were getting off the plane in Grand Cayman, my husband was holding my daughter, I was holding my son's hand, we walked down the ramp off the plane and in a total of 6 seconds, I opened two strollers and strapped my kids in to walk through the air port with them. This right here...this was gold. I was able to get us through immigration and customs with my kids securely strapped down so I didn't have to worry about them running a muck. I had moms coming up to me asking me where I got this stroller. They were in awe of the size and the fact that it folded. Before I bought this stroller, I read through the comments. I wanted to see what people were saying about the stroller. I want to say that the comments about this stroller not being or not feeling sturdy are true. I experienced this first hand. However, it's a travel stroller. It's not built with sturdiness in mind and I'm sorry but if you expect BOB type sturdiness from something that weighs 9lbs and folds up like a piece of origami, then you're delusional. This stroller was epic on our trip. We went for walks all over the place and the stroller did it's job. I'm so thankful that I had this stroller on my trip and when we head to Mexico in October, this stroller will be right by our side. One thing I want to point out because I also saw a lot of people asking does it come with a bag or does it have straps. It does not come with a bag and it does not have straps. However, I bought my own and I fastened the straps to the handles so I could carry the stroller over my arm which worked out perfectly. I realized that if it was in a bag, you would need to take it in and out of the bag which would be ridiculously annoying and then you would need to do something with the bag when the stroller wasn't in it. I highly suggest buying a strap and leaving it on the handles.

This stroller really is easy to fold, light weight, and probably could be your carryon item if you don’t want to gate check. However, I wish I’d bought another Mountain Buggy. Here is why: #1 - the reason I bought a mountain buggy the first time was because it can hold any infant carrier you own. It has a seatbelt strap that is simple and can go across any infant carrier. I’m pretty sure with Pockit you have to get an attachment, and it only holds certain carriers. #2 - quick fold/unfold. The Pockit wins this category. You simply push in the buttons on the handle and push down to close, or pull up to open. The Mountain buggy takes about 1 second longer cause you push and then squeeze. #3 - The handles. I don’t like that Pockit has 2 handles. They’re not very comfortable and you can’t utilize them well. Mountain Buggy has 1 cross piece which makes it so much more comfortable. You can steer the mountain buggy 1 handed easily, and hang any cup holders or bags you want to. #4 - Harness Straps. They’re very similar in both the Pockit and Mountain Buggy. What I don’t understand is why no matter what I do, I can’t get the straps just right for my 3 year old in the Pockit. They’re also very thin and not secure. #5 - Durability - I’ve had the Mountain Buggy for 3 years, and I’ve only used the Pockit for about 4 months. They both have held up well to this point, but for some reason the Pockit always feels like it’s going to just fall apart while I’m pushing it around. Maybe it’s one of those things you have to use in order to understand, but it seriously just feels like it’s going to completely collapse under my kid one of these days. #6 - Under seat storage. The mountain buggy has a little more under storage room. We can fit the diaper bag under the mountain buggy, but it doesn’t quite fit under the Pockit. We can also hang our diaper bag on the MB handle, but cannot do so on the Pockit. #6 - Travel. I debated between these 2 strollers because I would be doing a lot of travel while my kids were little. Like I said before I picked the Mountain Buggy the first time simply because it could take any infant carrier. I went with the Pockit this time because it could fold up small for air travel. Here’s the thing, unless I was planning to put the Pockit into my carryon bag, I’m honestly going to gate check it. In order for my kids to keep up in the airport, they need to be in the stroller, so it’s getting gate checked most likely. And the Pockit only folds up slightly smaller than the Mountain Buggy. And I’ve flown with the MB twice and ended up just gate checking it both times cause it was easier than trying to put it with our carryons. (And the MB comes with a cover so you don’t have to buy one separately like Pockit). Overall Pockit+ is a good stroller. Had I never bought a Mountain Buggy, I would probably rave about how great it is. But I do have a Mountain Buggy, and so I do compare them every time we go out. And I would suggest getting a mountain buggy over a Pockit.

I chose this product because: I will be traveling with my 3 year old and don’t want her running around at the airport. I wanted a stroller that was not a flimsy umbrella stroller, could bring some comfort, and could collapse small enough where I do not have to gate check the bag. I ordered several “travel” or compact strollers and this was the best and folded the smallest. Many that say could fit in an overhead bin, have dimensions outside of airplane limits so it’s at the discretion of the gate agent. I didn’t want to take a chance and get my stroller gate checked because of a few inches over the size restriction. So I love that this product fits not only within the carry on size limit, but it fits in my tote bag, so it can be brought on as a personal item! It’s super easy to assemble. The instructions were kind of confusing so I just watched a how-to video on YouTube. I am 5’3 and it’s the perfect height for pushing! It’s easy to maneuver, especially when you unlock the front wheels. The front wheels lock for closing the stroller as well as support on uneven terrain. The folder also reclines so if you have a little one, they can sleep comfortably. This stroller could fit a baby in it whose like 6 months old or older as well as a toddler. It can fit my 3ft tall 3 year old in it pretty comfortably as well! The quality is great, it’s durable, and folds small enough to fit in a large purse. What more can you ask for? I don’t usually leave reviews on products like this but for the mamma searching for the perfect bag for travel, or a small compact car, this is the one! I probably wouldn’t use this on a day to day, but for the airport, travel, and small spaces this will be my go to!

We recently bought the Pockit stroller specifically for travelling by small plane (Cessna 172s, and the like,) and it performed perfectly on our recent trip around the Northeast. First the minor cons (though it's really tough to even call them cons): -- Just like everybody else has said, you're going to kick the wheels while you're walking if you hold both handles and walk behind it. We usually just held one hand on the cross bar between them and walked a little off to the side. It's so small and maneuverable that one-handed operation was never a problem, even on uneven surfaces. -- The wheels are small. We're used to our BOB jogging stroller, so it was a bit of an adjustment hopping over curbs and whatnot, but really if you're used to a 'normal' stroller, this won't be an issue. -- The sun shade. It's small. Really small. I'm probably going to eliminate it and use the rotating brackets that it mounts to for some fold-out handles to be able to walk behind the stroller like normal. There's really no way they could make the sunshade larger though, with the folding design of the stroller. Bravo to GB for doing what they could with the space they had. -- It's a little flimsy. It folds up small enough to fit in desk drawer. What do you expect?! This thing has like 19 joints in it that allow it to fold up so small, so naturally, it's going to have some play when it's in use. I never once felt like it wasn't sturdy, or wouldn't support the weight of my daughter and the few things we put in the shelf area. The pros: -- Incredibly compact! I took a picture of it sitting inside the baggage door of a Cessna 172. Those doors are TINY, and really worthless for any sort of baggage...but the Pockit fit right through with room to spare. -- Lightweight. As mentioned, we're used to a BOB jogging stroller that weighs somewhere around 25-27 lbs. The 9.5 lbs of the Pockit was a wonderful change. Overall, this met 100% of our need for a travel stroller. I wouldn't recommend it for somebody as their only stroller, as I'd be a little leery of wear and tear using this on a daily basis. For travelling, or any other time you need a REALLY compact, lightweight stroller, this fits the bill. We'll probably use it a couple of times a month, even when we're not travelling. But guaranteed, this will be the only stroller we ever travel with again! If you're into General Aviation, you NEED this stroller. Between this and the lightweight, compact carseat we bought, we gained back about 35lbs of useful load, and TONS of space in the cramped 172.

This stroller is very light weight! My 8 year old daughter was pushing it with my 5 year old son in it and she loved pushing it. It’s small, smoothly folds, and the size is perfect! I love how you can adjust the height too! The storage capacity is decent but useful. I love everything about this stroller and i think you should too! 10/10 definitely recommend!!!

This is a good stroller. It survived our trip to Japan. The backpack it comes with is very handy, especially at the airport for gate check. My only complaint is that the straps seem unadjustable so it probably won't be used much after a certain age as they are too constricting. It's not very comfortable for my 3 year old for instance. And for the price I'd expect something I can use for longer than just a couple years