mompushLithe V2 Lightweight Stroller with Snack Tray, Ultra-Compact Fold & Airplane Ready Travel Stroller, Near Flat Recline Seat, Cup Holder, Raincover & Travelbag Included

Received it today and I’m honestly blown away! I come from using a massive Graco stroller and this one is so light weight. After 2 weeks of looking for a lighter, non bulky stroller I finally decided this one would be perfect for my son (he’s 33in tall & 23lbs). The build quality is great, looks as if I spent hundreds. The functionality is very straight forward, super easy. After popping in the back wheels (which is the only thing you have to do once you receive it) I went out for a walk with my son and he seemed to love. Comfortable and the canopy is PERFECT, especially the fact that it extends. I needed something that wouldn’t take up my entire trunk, was easy to open and close, and simply a stroller I could go out for a long walk. VERY happy with my purchase and if you’re looking for a great, comfortable, light weight, easy to use stroller… this one is it! Add it to your cart. 🙂

I have only used this stroller a couple of times but I already love it more than my more expensive stroller. It is a perfect size for my 1 almost 2 year old it is a perfect stroller for toddler. It can fully sit up or can fully lay down. It is very light I can carry it with one hand and unfold it one handed as well. The color is very pretty and gender neutral. There is a good amount of space for storage too I was surprised how many things I was able to put below.

Exactly as described. Very easy to assemble. Needed one with a little more heighth to the handle and this one fits the bill. Great color as well. Grandson sits in it super comfy.

I love this compact travel stroller. Our family was headed to Disney so I was looking for an inexpensive, lightweight, one-hand fold stroller to use on their public transportation. We were taking our newborn, who couldn’t hold their head up yet, so it was important to me to find something that went nearly completely flat. This stroller was everything I needed it to be.The shade has great cover and comes with its own travel case. The provided rain cover gets the job done but it isn’t long enough to get full coverage. I recommend getting a separate one. The cup holder is also on the smaller side, but we attached our own stroller caddy anyways so it wasn’t an issue for us.The only thing I wish it had was a bigger storage area in the bottom. We were able to fit our backpack diaper bag and a small tote bag that held our baby carrier. It was a tight fit though.Overall, it was perfect for our trip to Disney and we will certainly use it for travel in the future. What I like most about it is that it suits us now in the newborn stage, but can easily grow with our baby into toddlerhood, which makes it well worth the price.

Excellent stroller. It has everything necessary for a child and a parent. It is easy to fold and unfold. It comes with a cup holder, rain cover and storage case. You can fly with this stroller, it is taken into the airplane cabin

Ok so I’ve been looking for a travel stroller like crazy. I needed a more compact stroller and initially I was very hung up on the fact I wanted it to fit in the overhead compartment in an airplane. This stroller will not. You’ll still have to check it in. It’s roughly the size of a smaller medium suitcase in width when it’s folded, def bigger than a carry on. It’s still considerably small that fits on the floor in the backseat and takes up much less space in the trunk. Another big factor for me was that I needed it to fit a car seat inside since my baby is only 2 months old and I wanted to use this as my everyday stroller, and this fit it perfectly and securely. It’s not built for that it just fits right in there (I put it on the lowest recline and set up the snack tray and I have an evenflo car seat for reference). The lowest setting is great for younger babies that can’t hold their head or sit yet. I unfortunately did not get the version that comes w a handle so you can roll it like a suitcase at the airport but it’s okay. The canopy is extra long which is awesome. The basket underneath is pretty small and does not fit my overstuffed regular diaper bag. It’d fit a smaller bag though or some loose items. My diaper bag can hang off the handlebars but don’t do that because the stroller is light so it tips over even with baby in it (I tested it out). It rolls well on a sidewalk and smooth surfaces, not sure about gravel. Love all the add ons that come with it. It is easy to open and collapse and light enough to do so one handed.I’d say this was a successful buy!

We have both this stroller and a Nuna that this appears to be a knockoff of so I can directly compare both. They are very similar but it's apparent where your money goes when you shell out for the Nuna.1) The Nuna folds much easier - just one button on the handle. The Mompush has a two-step approach with a switch you need to engage along with the button. It doesn't always work on the first try, or second or third...but eventually it does.2) The harness on the Nuna is a true 4-point design where the shoulder and waist belts clip in at 4 individual points on the buckle. The Mompush is really a 2-point harness - the shoulder and waist belts attach/detach from each other at the clip and then attach to the buckle at 2 points.The problem is that the Mompush clips come apart really easily. I'm almost tempted to fuse them together with super glue but then I lose the option of securing my child waist-only which is useful in situations where he needs to be temporarily strapped in.Other than that, the Mompush is built well and feels every bit as robust and smooth as the Nuna. Our Nuna doesn't steer straight and has a mind of its own so +1 for the Mompush. The Mompush also has a removable tray and cupholders for the baby which our Nuna doesn't have. There is also another cupholder near the handle for my beverages which is the very reason why I bought it. None of the Nuna's have this.Was it worth the savings? It's a couple hundred dollars less than the Nuna so, yes, I would say so. Once you figure out the folding mech, it's not bad. The issue with the harness however is a bit more annoying.

So lightweight and easy to use! Folds down to fit anywhere you need.