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The World's Most Compact All-Terrain Stroller

The front tire swivels and locks, making it good for rough terrain. This stroller has an adjustable footrest that is spring loaded to store a bag.

It is out of the box almost fully assembled; all you have to do is insert an extra bumper bar. It folds into a compact package that is compatible with hand luggage for airlines.

Pockit Air All-Terrain Stroller

The GB Pockit is a compact stroller that folds down into a handbag in just a few seconds. Its ultra-compact folding system is compatible with hand luggage, making it simple to travel and explore new cities.

The all-terrain double wheels of the gb Pockit allow parents to confidently move across different surfaces throughout the day. When you're strolling through parks in the city on an autumn break or cruising the lakes in summer, your child can sit comfortably in the mesh backrest, which is breathable. As an additional option, a snug padded inlay can be purchased for additional comfort on colder days.

Despite its small size and lightweight frame, the GB Pocketit has ample storage space for your items. It also includes a large canopy that protects your children from the elements of rain and sun. The basket under the seat can fit an entire shopping cart along with baby items and groceries to take on a day trip. The Gb Pockit is compatible with the Cybex infant car seats and can be upgraded by using an adapter for the car seat.

Parents will love the gb Pockit’s one-handed recline. To do so simply open a small zip right below the handlebar. Then push the button on the clip to recline. It is essential to double-check that the seat back is reclined before releasing the recline strap as it is easy to lose the strap. Parents who prefer a more smooth ride will appreciate the fact that the gb Pockit comes with two rear-wheel brakes that are easy to use with only one pedal.

The gb Pockit is light and has a short wheelbase. This can cause it to wobble a little when you hang bags on the handles or sidebars. The front swivels are slightly difficult to turn in narrow aisles or curbs. The GB Pockit requires the least amount of downward force to jump curbs, but it struggled with a few cracked sidewalks and gravel roads. However, the smaller wheels have a bit of spring and were able to take on cobblestones.

Pockit Air all terrain double pushchair-Terrain Travel System

The Pockit Air all terrain pram-Terrain Travel System offers convenience and comfort without sacrificing style or luxury. The double wheels are cleverly designed so that parents can confidently move on different surfaces during their day. It also features a ventilated backrest that keeps your child cool on even the hottest of days. A lightweight design makes walking easy. When it's time for a flight the compact and unique folding mechanism reduces the stroller into a handbag-shaped package that's airplane hand luggage compliant.

The gb Pockit is unlike any other stroller we have ever seen. It folds from both sides and from top to bottom, creating an elongated stroller that fits in even the smallest of spaces. It's perfect to put into your trunk, or place on your lap when riding the tram or train.

It's easy to put together and has all-terrain tires that allow for smooth maneuvering over uneven surfaces. It's also extremely compact it still has plenty of storage space with a spacious basket, cup holders and pockets. Plus the front swivel wheel can be locked easily for stability in rough terrain.

The GB Pockit weighs only 5.6 kg and is lightweight enough to lift, carry, and maneuver. It is ideal for city excursions, vacations, or just going about the city. And it's fully compatible with GB/Cybex infant car seats as well as Cot to Go which makes it the ideal lightweight travel stroller for newborns and toddlers.

The Gb Pockit stroller is the smallest stroller on the planet and is perfect for families on the go. Its all-terrain wheels ensure the comfort of your child on any terrains, and the recline that is stepless allows you to pick the ideal position for your child. The Pockit is also lightweight and can be folded to fit in overhead bins on trams, trains and planes. And its UPF50+ canopy shields your child from harmful UV rays on every journey. With the GB Pockit, you'll never miss a beat on your next family vacation.

Pockit Air all terrain double stroller (view Dermandar)

Designed with convenience and versatility in mind, this lightweight stroller folds down to a compact size that makes it one of the most compact pushchairs all terrain on the market. It can fold down to the size of a purse, making it easy to put away in small closets or in the back seat of a car. It is the lightest canopy stroller available, making it an ideal choice for frequent travelers.

The Pockit is extremely simple to use and comes with numerous features that make it an excellent option for travellers with a large sun canopy that offers UPF 50+ protection and a smooth recline. It also comes with a handy shopping basket that is compatible with the majority of infant car seats, including the industry's top Cybex and Maxi-Cosi. The stroller is able to fit into the overhead compartments of most planes, which means you don't need to wait at carousels for luggage and lose space in your carry-on bag.

The Pockit is lightweight, but it is not suited to rough terrains and is difficult for users to push through unpaved roads. This might be a challenge for families living in areas with uneven sidewalks or cobblestone streets. This is a factor to take into consideration when choosing a stroller for your child.

Another great thing about the Pockit is its slim profile that lets it fit through narrow doorways and narrow stroller aisles more easily than most other models. This model lets me speed up and pass slow walkers, which has helped me decrease my rage towards pedestrians.

The Pockit's plastic wheels as well as its sling-style seat give it the look of a cheap children's toy however, it's not as comfortable to push over long distances. The handles are made of hard plastic, and are arranged to make them compact, rather than ergonomics. This can make pushing the stroller for a long period of time uncomfortable for the person pushing and the passenger. However, it is still very compact and lightweight for a double stroller. The 2018 GB Pockit+ comes with a few upgrades like a larger canopy and adapters for the Cybex infant seat. However, these improvements are quite expensive.

Pockit Air All Terrain Double Travel System

The Pockit is a stroller that is ultralight that folds into the smallest foldable package anywhere in the world. It takes some time to use the buttons on the handles on both sides of the frame. Once you get knack of it, it's quick and easy. The Pockit is not ideal for a rough terrain, but it is perfect for urban and suburban adventures and for parents who are always at the move.

The GB Pockit is an absolute travel essential, providing total convenience without sacrificing comfort or fashion. The ultra-compact folding system transforms the stroller in seconds into a handbag shaped package that is compliant with hand luggage of airlines. It's the perfect travel companion to discover new destinations both near and far.

The double wheels enhance comfort and usability which allows you to comfortably maneuver on different surfaces throughout the day. The mesh fabric is breathable and will keep your child cool on the hottest days, and the super lightweight design is easy to manoeuvre and lift. It's also easy to carry.

The Pockit is different from other strollers that travel because it comes with a large seat and canopy to accommodate children up 55 pounds. Its compact frame is easy to store and its self-standing design keeps it from tipping over while in use. It also features a one-handed, manual lock and a large storage bin that can hold up to 30 pounds of equipment.

Although the Pockit offers a variety of excellent features, it comes with some drawbacks that make it unsuitable for certain families. The flimsy canopy is only capable of covering the head of the person riding it which means it's not a solid shield against the sun. The harness adjusts by sliding up and down on straps sewn onto the back of the stroller. The straps are easy to adjust but can be difficult for smaller hands to grasp.

If you're looking for a more quality stroller, check out the GB Pockit Plus All Terrain. It's slightly more expensive than the Pockit, however it is more functional and a more comfortable ride for your baby. The additional features include an improved canopy, a more comfortable and comfortable seat, and dynamic dual-wheel suspension.