gb QBit+ All-City Stroller, Velvet Black

We use an uppababy at home but wanted something that would meet our needs for travel. This stroller has been perfect. Love that it folds down easily and with one hand to fit in the overhead compartment of a plane. We used it for our week long trip to the beach. Our baby slept and strolled comfortably in it. He’s small- 13.5 lbs and it still suited him well and he’ll be able to use it for a long time as he grows. I read tons of reviews before finally landing on this stroller. The sunshade is wonderful, especially in comparison to other travel strollers. The basket indeed holds its form and doesn’t sag when loaded down. It navigated cobblestone streets really well. The mechanism that is used to bring the seat into a reclined position is the only thing that feels a little cheap. Otherwise this has been a great investment for when we’re on the go!Edited to add: we’ve now had this stroller for over 6 months and we use it often, as we travel often. It’s still in great shape after being on 10+ flights and to many different cities. We love how compact it is and that it doesn’t take up much car space or much storage space when at home. We sometimes travel with a graco contender car seat and it sits well on the seat of the stroller for transport purposes (baby does not sit in the car seat while doing this). We baby wear in the airport and use the stroller to cart all of our stuff around and then once at our destination use the stroller for baby. He just turned one and is still using it and comfortable in it. Only thing I sometimes wish it had is a cup holder. It’s been a great investment.

I ordered 6 light weight compact strollers to compare. I was having a very hard time finding all the things I wanted. My main stroller child is a just turned 2 year old. Thin but tall. My other child is 4.5 but loves to sit in a stroller and chill when she can. I have an Uppa Baby vista and also a britax b-agile, which we used to use for travel when it was just the one child.-I order Joovy Kooper which I’ve been eyeing and thought I’d love. Nope bc of the visor and cheap feeling material in general.-Cybex Eesy S. It was okay but this QB was much nicer all around-Baby Jogger City Tour Just wow on the size and quality but ultimately too small for what I needed right now-Larktale Coast. I took a chance here. It was slowest to be delivered and came in the most pieces. Needless to say by that point I wanted nothing to do with it bc I couldn’t imagine taking it apart to fit in the box to return.Inglesina Quid- this one is a beauty. I really liked it a lot but the QB checked off more overall boxes. I was close to loving this one.I was looking for:Spacious seat with decent depth and widthNear flat reclineDecent size moveable footrestAdjustable handlebar if possible- nice but not a mustEasy to access basket with a decent amount of storageBumper bar across/snack trayLarge visor or one with decent extensionPeek a boo in visor and some ventilationAbout the QB: no peek window exactly on the visor but the back did open, nice size visor. The decline was great. Footrest great. Ease of opening and closing great. Weight great. Material of seat very nice. The buckle easy but would’ve like more options to adjust. My older child couldn’t be buckled. Very easy to push. Easy to recline and put back up. Basket underneath very accessible. Decent size basket. The bottom where an older child would place their feet is not well positioned and for this I also didn’t do with the stroller. I felt like maybe I’d get two years out of it since I’m already starting at a 2 yr old. The bumper bar was very nice to have though felt somewhat flimsy going in each time.Since I loved so many things about this stroller and liked it more than all the others, this would’ve been THE ONE. I opted for the more expensive Minu which is extremely comparable in many ways but ultimately fits a larger child better and folded they are extremely similar. The minu comes with the attached carrying strap.

My wife and I bought this two years ago and it’s traveled the world with us! We’ve been to so many places with so many different terrains/situations and it’s held up beautifully. If you see this review, this is a 5-star product. You can even fit it on the overhead of 75% of planes if you really need to! It’s truly a great stroller!

Okay I will start by saying that the stroller is a lot more compact than regular strollers. I have no issues using one hand to set it up and break it down so that is really nice. It’s also a good weight, not too heavy but doesn’t feel cheap. The thing I cannot get over is the straps that buckle the child in… they always get so twisted. It’s almost as if they are too soft and so they are hard to work with. It would also be nice if the back could sit up a little straighter because even on the straightest option my son still seems to want to sit up more. It does recline well, but again the way you recline it is with one of the soft straps which I think is just a poor design. If I was looking for a high-end, more compact stroller again I would probably go with a different option

We did a ton of research to find a stroller that would be user friendly for day-to-day outings and would also be convenient for travel. The first stroller we had gotten was so heavy and bulky when folded that it seemed like it’d be impossible to maneuver outings independently so we returned it. This stroller is the perfect size; it still has basic features of the larger strollers like a decent size storage compartment on the bottom. The seat is also padded nicely and reclines/raises the feet for added comfort for the little one. Some of the other lightweight strollers have very poorly padded seats and do not have these features. It very easily folds compactly with one hand and is relatively light. Plus it’s super stylish which is also very difficult to find in strollers in this price range.