As far as weight goes, some models weigh as little as 12 pounds, while others weigh as much as 18 pounds—but they’re still considerably lighter than other strollers, which can weigh as much as 38 pounds.
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Most umbrella strollers are designed to carry babies 6 months and older, when they typically can sit up on their own—which means most models have a fixed, non-reclining seat. You’ll also find that most umbrella strollers have more limited storage than traditional strollers, and smaller wheels that may not handle uneven terrain quite as well. So while an umbrella stroller won’t be the first stroller you buy for a new baby, it makes a great second stroller for whenever ease and portability take priority over bells and whistles.
In our latest lab tests, we assessed 20 new strollers, including models from Graco, Chicco, UPPAbaby, and Nuna. None of these newly assessed umbrella strollers performed as well as the top performers below, but you can find the results from all our tests in our comprehensive stroller ratings.
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Ok so I'm flying alone with my DS in a few weeks here and I need some advice. I don't want to bring his big bulky stroller, but I'm not sure if he's big enough for an umbrella stroller. He can't sit up on his own yet, but he does really good if he's propped. So can I just wrap a blanket around him? I thought about a sling, but he's getting to big and squirmy for that. He wont want to sit still...when I hold him he's constantly going in circles trying to look at everything.
have any of you guys used one yet? And any other traveling advice would be much appreciated, he'll be almost 6 months when we go.
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