Pockit+ All-Terrain, Ultra Compact Lightweight Travel Stroller with Canopy and Reclining Seat in Velvet Black

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!

Best purchase ever! super light and easy to use i have owned it for 5 years now! and it has traveled to multiple countries and hosted two toddlers haha and its still going!

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.

We’ve used this stroller for about 6 months, and only intermittently. We purchased this because we really wanted a compact stroller to fit in our car and when we start traveling again. It’s extremely hard to close the “snap” piece that holds it in the collapsed position. When you’re moving, the stroller jiggles, and every part of the frame feels lose and rattles. It’s so bad, I keep checking for loose screws. Because of the way the handles collapse down and turn inward, the handles have tendency to turn slightly inward while you’re trying to steer - it doesn’t collapse because the buttons aren’t being pushed but it’s unnerving to feel the handles move while you’re trying to steer your kid across the street. It’s also next to impossible to maneuver it over uneven sidewalks or paver bricks. The biggest disappointment is the seat. It doesn’t have much structure to it and my one year old looks so uncomfortable. The back fabric is so flimsy and offers absolutely no support. I was excited that it had a bit of a recline to it but the strap to push the back up and down feels like it’s going to break, so we don’t even use it anymore. She has never been able to sit normally, and is is forced into a slouch position in the seat because there’s just zero support. And more concerning is the ability for her to grab the sides of the frame and pull herself forward - the straps are too flimsy to hold her in place and the back of the stroller just moves forward with her. If she wanted to fall forward out of the seat, she absolutely could. The straps are extremely poor quality and don’t adjust up or down. The padding around the straps slips down and doesn’t stay in place. The harness is difficult to buckle/unbuckle as well. The shade is also flimsy and I wish it was longer to actually shade my baby from the sun. I typically have to hang my breastfeeding cover over it to keep the sun off. Overall, I would never suggest this for regular use. The only benefit is it is tiny enough to carry onto a plane and put in the overhead bin. Unless you’re traveling with your kiddo on a weekly or daily basis, this is not worth the $279 price tag. I have honestly used a $20 Disney stroller from Walmart that felt better constructed than this.

This stroller is amazing for traveling on vacation or for a backup stroller in the car if needed at the store. We also purchased a backpack carrier separately that made this easy to take on a plane or train when collapsed. Storage area underneath is not very big but it fits the backpack carrier and a lightly packed diaper bag. We used this to go to Ireland and France in separate trips and it's held up nicely.

Purchased for SAS flight to Greece and it was the only one I could find that fit on board size requirements. We didn’t want to check it and not have them for the connecting flight. Wheels held up, easy and quick fold down and really loved having them. We had 2 one for each kid and by the end of the 12 day trip we were constantly saying how glad we were to have traded the inconvenience of having 2 and it being able to do so many more things than our uppababy vista. Easily; fit in Ubers, through cruise cabin door, down airplane aisle, in overhead bin, up and down stairs, checked for sighteeeing up the acropolis, Downside: we had one kid fall backward once and didn’t leave them without something behind them after that, had to purchase universal adapter to connect them together so 2 person can move them, harder to steer one handed and no “cup holder” spaces But overall they were fantastic! Would purchase again, although maybe from target as they were $50 cheaper than Amazon but it was already too late to return.

It's a decent stroller, however traveling wise. Will NOT recommend unless you wantto look a fool. Since the first time I received this product the locking mechanism had trouble as well as the folding. Single or petite women will NOT be able to fold by themselves. My father, who's account I using for Amazon, had even tried to fold but STILL had so much trouble. He was forced to put his whole weight on the product. I have tried many different ways to fold but the lock will not go in without lots of force. The lock is also cumbersome. The front (white lock) wheels if used many times will most likely fall off with each use. Which is actually needed for the folding process. There is ABSOLUTELY NO CUSTOMER SERVICE. So if you have an issue with this stroll you are dead out of luck. According to Amazon I will be forced to return and rebuy a new one. NO EXCHANGES. The time frame to receive the money back from the first issue, will be longer than spending more money on receiving a newer one. Product claims to have a warranty but if there's no customer service. That is a complete joke. I don't recommend using this unless you're using the stroller once every year. That is if your product isn't defective. I had been using this to the grocery store which had only been 4-5 times since purchased. If they had given a number to reach or an email and responded to customers I would have given 5*. But I feel they are not justified a good review from me. The stroller does get very wobbly but people have mentioned that in other reviews. I will say as well, it's not that sturdy. Otherwise the defects, it's a decent stroller like I mentioned before. But there's better WAY ones that actually have GOOD customer support and WORK perfectly fine. Unfortunately I am stuck with this stroller that will not fold the rest of the way. It will probably break the next few months. What a shame.

It didn't seem very sturdy so we had our doubts but liked that it was lightweight and folded small with bag and fit in overhead on plane. We took it on uneven and cobblestone paths on our trip and it held up well. It was easy and quick to fold to maneuver on trains. The recline also allowed our son to nap at times during the day.