"We have the Liteway and I love it so far. And while some lightweight strollers handle kids up to 50 pounds, the Liteway maxes out at 40 pounds. It doesn't have extras like a parent or child tray. The Liteway is only for babies 6 months and up (it doesn't accommodate infant car seats). The Liteway offers four recline positions and convenient toe-tap brakes, along with helpful features including a parent cup holder, a storage basket, and a removable canopy. It folds up compactly with a storage latch and carrying handle, so transporting it is easy. Thanks to an aluminum frame, the Chicco Liteway is lightweight yet sturdy. Stroller dimensions (folded): 7.9 x 13.4 x 16.5 inches.Stroller dimensions (unfolded): 28 x 18.5 x 39.8 inches.It's lightweight and great for daycare drop-offs and being on the go." Specs "This stroller folds up so small that it fits into an overhead bin on a plane. (The Pockit+ has a storage basket, but it's definitely on the smaller side.) Parents say To achieve that super-compact size, you'll sacrifice a large storage basket. The wheels are all-terrain, too, so you can take this stroller on city streets or sandy trails.
#NIMBLELITE STROLLER UPGRADE#
This version is a significant upgrade on the earlier Pockit models, since it accepts car seats from GB or Cybex to turn it into a travel system that's even safe for newborns and a UPF50+ canopy that's sizeable enough that this can be your all-day stroller. The GB Pockit+ All Terrain stroller weighs in at just over 12 pounds and folds into a package that's 7.9 x 13.4 x 16.5 inches, about the size of a backpack, so it'll fit anywhere you want it to go: in a suitcase, in an airplane overhead compartment, in your trunk even when it's stuffed with luggage.
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