Micralite ProFold Lightweight Stroller. Compact Carbon Stroller. Suitable from Birth - 15kg. One Handed Fold, Cabin Approved, Four Wheel Suspension (Black)

Excellent compact buggy. Folds easily with one hand. Feels robust for its size. Suspension does make it feel soft around corners but seems stable overall. Handled bumpy footpaths with ease and my 6 month old son seems to find it comfortable - even managed a couple of naps in it.Have not tried to take it on the plane as cabin baggage as yet, but it does fold up very small so I can’t imagine having trouble at the gate with it.UPDATE: have travelled with Air France without issues taking it on board. Very handy when arriving in a large airport far from baggage claim!

Ultra light for caring my baby and the buggy 4 floors to my flat

It’s a love and hate feeling here.We were not sure if we wanted this or another one, so I though to purchase this as it’s new to the market and also cheaper.The idea is amazing! Super small folded and nice and big and spacious when ready for use, which is a massive plus. My son is a big boy and he didn’t fit in most similar prams like the yo-yo and with this one was super sturdy which is also a massive plus.Now the things we didn’t like it was that no travel bag came with it which is sad as you have fabric and all when folded, don’t get me wrong I’m just a tidy freak and I want things to be put away properly than getting damaged. Another thing that put me off completely and therefore returned it was the way the handle was positioned. Both with partner are tall and being high was super comfy, we just found it that it’s a bit too much in, which would mean that when is fully reclined position it’s uncomfortable to push the pram or you will be hitting your child.We ended up returning it and we bought the slightly more expensive tour 2 which is also suited from birth and we found more comfortable

great bit of kit super lightweight and super compact

Very nice item, really happy. We had a previous buggy, but one that was more suited to a smaller baby, so it was much bigger, as it was both forward and rear facing, so had a lot of extra gubbins that we didn't really use.We was struck by just now much smaller this Micralite one is - it will go through any doorway, whereas before you had to slow down to make sure you don't hit the frame. That being said, it is a clever design, and the seat area and underneath storage is a really good size. It folds and unfolds in 1 second, with one hand, very very easily.It's amazing how small it folds down to (smaller than a hand-luggage size suitcase). Importantly, it came fully assembled - remove from the box, clip in the belly-bar, and you are good to go within a few minutes. It actually took longer to open the box, than to actually remove it and open it up. The materials are decent and most importantly, my 1 year old son seems nice and comfy in this.Only one minor downside it whereas the wheels (especially at the front) are small, it can feel a little unsturdy when cornering quickly, although I think it is the suspension dipping in to soften the ride. Don't get me wrong, it won't tip over, but you can feel it starting to tilt. Also not sure how the smaller wheels will deal with any pot-holes / uneven paving, but time will tell.Overall - very happy, and for under £200, a bargain. Seller was decent as well - arrived the next day as promised.Update: took this stroller on a flight last week, and I was able to take it on board and it went straight into the overhead bin with no issues. Was really skeptical and worried when boarding that I would be told to take it back down to the luggage handlers but I had no issues at all - stewards didn’t give me a second glance. Very impressed, and I felt nice and smug when getting off when everyone else had to carry their kids to the luggage reclaim for their buggies, holding their kids for an hour in the passport queue, and we had the pram with us the whole time.