The Clutch Stroller by Delta Children - Lightweight Compact Folding Stroller - Fits Airplane Overhead Storage - Black

These things are ridiculously awesome. Especially for those of you with vehicles that are limited on space. Instead of a bulky stroller taking up precious space in your trunk. These things fold right up and u can place them in the waisted space at your children’s feet on the floor of your vehicle. They fold and unfold in a jiff. I have a Ford EcoSport. It’s more of a car then an SUV. My old tandem stroller took up most of my trunk which made grocery day somewhat interesting. However, now I have all of my trunk space because these fold up and are put right at my girls feet inside the cabin of the car. We always have them with us and now we have our trunk space. These are well worth the price, however I waited for a sale and got them at $99. Honestly though, their worth double that.Pros,- Light weight, light enough a small child can carry.- Collapse into a small square, 0 waisted space so they are ideal for small vehicles.- They glide very smoothly, it’s almost like cutting butter.- They feel durable but I will have to update my review after I have logged good time with them.Cons,- The sun visor is almost pointless, it’s rather small and unless the sun is at your back it doesn’t really provide any protection. If your going to be in direct sunlight for extended periods of time I would recommend sunblock.That’s essentially the only “Con” however I feel like their are some important FYI’s that I will list below:- I would not recommend running or jogging with this stroller. Although it feels very durable considering how light weight it is. The design is very compact so their is very little clearance for long strides with your feet. Since it’s light weight and it doesn’t have a suspension system, one little trip or bump could injure you or your child.- I have used this stroller in the grass at the park and it pushes ok however in stone it does not push very well at all. Unless you have a stroller with large wheels and a suspension system most strollers likely won’t push well in grass or stone.- This is a city stroller. This thing glides super smooth on sidewalks, black top, anything with a hard surface.- If you are super tall and have short arms that could pose a problem since this is a compact stroller. I am 5’9” and it’s a comfortable push however if your hubby is like 6’6” and doesn’t have overly long arms he might might have quite as comfortable push so just keep that in mind.

Bought it for my 85 pound six year old son. He rode in it all around Disney world and it did great making it past all checkpoints and easily folding up for transport in the buses. Definitely worth its money and will be using it again when we go back.

I had an upcoming trip to California and Universal Studios with a 1 year old and I needed THE top travel stroller for the trip so I put in the time, did the research, read the reviews, watched the YouTube videos and narrowed it down to my top two choices: The Clutch Stroller by Delta Children (very similar to the GB Pockit Stroller and costing $149.99 before tax) and the Mountain Buggy Nano Travel Stroller ($199.99 before tax). I needed a stroller that was exceptional for travel, lightweight, ability to store small and take on a plane, ideally something to hold my infant carseat (Chicco Keyfit 30) and a stroller that had ample room for storage and would be great for my little dude whether awake and exploring or during nap time. I can tell you now that both strollers are absolutely amazing and that you will most likely not be disappointed with either, but if you want my full honest review, feel free to keep reading! (Or you can just skip to the specific stroller and it's pros & cons paragraph :) ).First off, the Clutch Stroller by Delta Children. I LOVED how small this stroller folds up. It truly is the size of a paper grocery bag!! I did have to practice folding it in a few times because if the wheels don't fold up correctly the stroller will not compact properly, but once you master it, it's both easy and remarkably small! It's truly light as a feather and weighs only 11.7 pounds. It also comes with a carry bag making it an amazing choice for a travel stroller that you can bring anywhere. It's an extremely compact and light-weight stroller and was the perfect size for carry on in an airplane. The folded dimensions of the stroller are as advertised: 15”L x 5.9”W x 19.7”H and when folded, the stroller fits in the overhead compartment of an airplane. With how quick and easy you can set this thing up it would be perfect for using in an airport, folding it up for your flight and using it as soon as you landed! There's no assembly required, you just unfold it and you're ready to go! I found the steering was exceptional, the tires and tread were amazing and I put it to the test with my 4 year old neice (she weighs 40 pounds but the stroller is rated for 50 pounds) and it steered beautifully! The wheels are 5.5” and feature a swivel front wheel with suspension for easy maneuverability and a smooth ride. The stroller also features a 5 point safety harness with reflective shoulder pads so your little love will be both safe and comfortable. The stroller's dimensions when fully assembled are as follows: 29.5” L x 18.5” W x 39.8.1” H.My biggest down fall with this stroller was the sun shade. Although easily operable, I didn't feel as though it provided my son with any real sun coverage, and seeing as though we were going to California, I definitely needed my little one to be safe and shielded from the harsh sun rays! Additionally the storage basket was quite small and had a very light weight capacity so it wasn't ideal for holding his diaper bag with everything I'd be needing to bring for him. The stroller was also not compatible with his infant carseat and did not have the ability to recline like the Mountain Buggy. Overall, this stroller was still incredibly impressive and my favorite feature was it's ability to fold up so small! I just wish it had a better sun shade.Next up, the Mountain Buggy Nano Travel Stroller. This travel stroller completely blew my expectations out of the water and was by far my top choice. This stroller also comes with it's own travel bag that works with the wheels being attached and has a shoulder strap included for convenient carrying. It can also fit in the overhead bin of an airplane and has an easy two-step fold for compact storage. When folded the measurements are exactly as advertised: 12 x 22 x 20 inches. The weight capacity on this stroller is comparable to the GB Pockit at 44 pounds and also held my 40 pound neice and still steered effortlessly. The wheels are a powerhouse and can handle every kind of terrain you can imagine. It was both convenient to push with one hand and maneuvered amazingly. The brakes were also very easy to use and the seat has an adjustable leg rest which is great for nap time. One of my favorite features was the impressively deep recline and the fact that it was compatible with my Chicco Keyfit 30 (and would work with most any infant carseats because of it's universal carseat attachment which is included!!). And the sun shade. Best. Thing. Everrrr. Optimum coverage and has an additionally flip down visor that fully shields your little love from the sun! This stroller also has a 5 point harness to keep your little safe and honestly it was more quality and easier to adjust compared to The Clutch. The undercarriage space was also larger and fully held my awkwardly large diaper bag without sagging at all. I feel like I could go on for dayssss about this stroller. I love it more than any other baby item I've reviewed ever.I really couldn't come up with any cons with this stroller so I had to think immensely about any room for improvement. The only think I could come up with is that it did not fold up as small as The Clutch and that there was no peek-a-boo window to check on your little which would be nice especially if they were in the carseat but seriously, this stroller is amazing the way it is and I had zero complaints with it!One last note! Pretty much no travel stroller that I looked at had a parent or child tray or cup holders. So I did do the research on that as well and decided to purchase the "Opamoo Baby Stroller Organizer Bag" and could not be happier with it. Absolutely amazing, highly recommend with any stroller!! I had so many compliments on my vacation between the Mountain Buggy Nano, our Chicco Keyfit 30 (while in the Nano), and the added parent/ cup holder stroller organizer. Our trip was a huge success and it's all thanks to these amazing products! Toddler momma approved. Highly recommend!! If this helps another momma please click the helpful button below 🥰.

The media could not be loaded. I recently ordered this stroller because I travel frequently and was tired of lugging my heavy stroller with around with me. This stroller was wonderful. Relatively light and fit under the seat (I didn’t try in the over head bin, but it should definitely fit and this was in a very small plane). It is easy to maneuver with one or two hands and feels sturdy with my two year old in it. My only complaint was that while it folded down, it wouldn’t fold down completely to the compact fold. I read through the reviews and people recommended to make sure the wheels were turned inward before attempting to fold. However I still wasn’t getting any luck in folding it compact. I noticed the information that came with the stroller encouraged you to contact the manufacturer if you had a problem, which I did. I must admit that they took about two weeks to get back to me, a bit long (during the wait Amazon asked me if I received a resolution at the time I complete the survey I did not hear back from them). However, they sent a video which helped me and now I can fold the stroller down to the compact state. I have attached a video in the event anyone else has this problem. I am happy for the assistance and excited to continue using the stroller.

Best stroller ever. Value for money easy to fold and collapse, perfect for traveling

Stroller is very hard to close. It does not close all the way, and there is a defect in on of the side bars. Very disappointing.