Understanding your lifestyle will help narrow down the choices and lead you to a stroller that’s a perfect match. Jumping on the popularity of trend setters BabyZen Yoyo and the GB Pockit, travel pushchairs and strollers are evolving all the time– with new compact pushchairs all vying to be the lightest and smallest and marketing themselves as a stroller that fits into a overhead bin. I will go into detail of all the carry on strollers that fit into the overhead bin, but first, be aware, the final decision always rests with the airline, even if the stroller does meet their carry on requirements.

This is the best selling model by LuvLap currently, however, it is not my preferred choice simply because of one reason.

And don’t forget the adjustable handlebar; it has nine different positions so it works for runners (and walkers! The stroller itself is very easy to unfold (after a little practice) and has great steering considering the smaller wheels.

It’s easy to push and steer even when fully loaded (we promise) and has an incredible suspension system making for a cushy ride. Being able to use a super compact foldable stroller in-between connecting flights was incredibly useful! Parents like travel systems because they can use them from day one without worrying about disturbing their baby during the car-seat-to-stroller-and-back transfer. The Vista is packed with high-end features parents love, most notably an incredible suspension system that holds up to just about anything you throw at it.Double or triple strollers offer seating options for two or more children, keeping them all close and secure. Premium features include a modular seat so you can face your baby toward you or out into the world, a spill-resistant canopy that offers plenty of sun coverage and a built-in suspension system for a smooth ride. It also features a handbrake (especially convenient when you’re running downhill) and a 75-pound weight limit.