Lithe V2 Lightweight Travel Stroller, Compact Foldable Baby Stroller with Travel Bag, One-Hand Fold Stroller, Snack Tray, Mechanical Recline Seat, Airplane-Ready, UPF 50+ Canopy & Rain Cover

Awesome stroller! We bought this stroller for a beach vacation because we didn’t want to travel with our bulky everyday stroller. We needed something lightweight that could fully recline for our 4-month-old, without spending a fortune on a fancy travel stroller we’d mainly use for trips and outdoor outings. This stroller exceeded our expectations. It’s very easy to fold, lightweight, and smooth to maneuver, even on uneven surfaces. It was perfect for travel and beach use, and feels sturdy and comfortable for the baby. Highly recommend!

Love this stroller! It folds down and expands easily. It is lightweight and easy to transport. The shade protection is AMAZING, better than our Nuna stroller! I also think that posturally speaking it is very nice. We love the snack and cup holder feature. The storage compartment underneath is great. I also love that it came with a travel case AND rain cover! The only thing that I was disappointed with was that there was no expandable pull handle (like a suitcase), which was shown in many of the video reviews! I researched it after, and they sadly discontinued that feature! I am very happy with this travel stroller and feel that it is of similar quality to our regular stroller! (Other than the wheels. Big wheels don't work with a travel stroller!)

Hey mommas! If you're like me and take months of researching to figure out which baby products you want to purchase, let me save you some time here. First impressions out of the box, loved it. Looks and feels very high end. Love the leather handle where you push the stroller, that is a plus. Very lightweight compared to an Evenflo Xpand that we been using for about 2 years. The reason we opted out of the Xpand was because of how heavy and big it was. Even though we had no problems with our other stroller, I was just always stressed putting in and taking out the stroller from the car. We also have an SUV and that thing took up way too much room. So we really wanted something more convenient and lightweight. After along time of researching we chose this bad boy and we do not regret! SOOOO much more lighter and smaller. It doesn't take up much trunk space and it's so lightweight to lift & put in there. Going out is much more of a breeze now. Another plus is how smooth the ride is. VERY VERY SMOOTH, which I was surprised as the wheels are not very big. Of course since this is more of a compact stroller, you only get a small area underneath to put some of your items. The upside, this claims to fit in the overhead compartment of most airplanes... so for the travellers this one's for you! Also a reminder when traveling, you don't HAVE to check in your items before walking to your gate. You can check in your stroller once you've arrived at your gate, speak to the counter desk and then they check it in for you. Then you'll find your stroller waiting for you as you step off the airplane! Also the stroller comes with a travel backpack to put your stroller in so if you do want to check it in, you'll have a cover already! Which to me is an added plus since stroller backpacks can get pretty pricey. Okay I do have a few cons: one being, since this is a compact stroller, you don't get the luxury of changing the height of the handle bar where you push the stroller. That doesn't move. It's one height fits all. So that's to think about for my tall peeps. My other con would be it is a little difficult to fold and unfold. Maybe because I'm still new to it? But I am still struggling. I feel like we just need to practice more and it'll start feeling naturally to us. But those are my only two cons! So overall, I am using this stroller everyday so far and I love it. I can go out with less stress of having to worry about lugging a stroller around. And this has been helping with our back problems lol. Hope ya'll find this helpful!

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.

Everytime a mom asks for a stroller recommendation for something lightweight, durable and doesn't break the bank, I tell them to get this one. We bought this intending it to be our travel stroller and it has become our every day stroller. The bassinet mode has been in use since my son was a newborn. As a postpartum mom, this stroller was easy to use and get in and out of the car on my own. As first time parents, we love it. My son is now 10 months and it's still going strong. Easy to stroll around with and has gone through dirt, grass and mall walks. It's versatile and good looking. Compact enough to not take up too much trunk space (I drive a Nissan Versa Note - it will take up some space for compact cars, but I've been able to Tetris it for large Costco trips). Have we taken it on trips? Yep. I gate checked it with the bag it comes with and it came back to me in once piece. What we found out right before one of our trips at around 6 months of use is that this stroller IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE GRACO SNUGRIDE CAR SEAT. Game changer. My car seat clicks right in and out. Had I known this, I would have probably purchased this stroller in black instead of the olive to make it more aesthetically compatible with my car seat. Are there any cons? Not really. I know that some versions of this stroller comes with the handle to wheel it around and I do wish mine came with that option (mine only has the handlebar grip). The ability to wheel this when not in active use would be extra handy when it's collapsed. It isn't so heavy where you can't just carry it, but knowing some offer it and some don't is annoying.

The mompush stroller is affordable but of great quality. It’s amazing, compact, lightweight, and convenient. It even comes with a cover for the rain and a bag to travel. I can open, close, and store it with one hand. It can be adjusted to baby, toddler and big kids.

We use it for our flight and we love it I am a mom I can easy use one hand to pull and control the direction for just one hand! Super smooth! We love it and it can has the newborn model our baby can sleep in it! Also the lightweight for a mom is very important to carry it. I would say one drawback is that you need 3 steps to fold it. But compared with other pros and cons etc price, weight, model, smooth,we will definitely recommend it!

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.