Graco Breaze Lite2 Compact Stroller/Pushchair with Raincover - Suitable from birth to approx. 4 years (22kg). Lightweight at only 6.5kg, Couture fashion

Wanted a replacement for our ultra compact Nania Lili which is no longer suitable for our little one and landed on this one.Pros:Sturdy (as compared to our Nania and Joie ones)LightSmooth to operateExcellent (included) rain coverGreat valueCons:Not as compact as our older ones so takes up the entire boot space. Don't buy if you have a small hatchback like a Picanto/C1/Ka etc.Not easy to fold/stow and requires two people to operate.Slightly fidgety lockBackrest reclining mechanism not sturdy

This compact stroller/pushchair is a must-have for parents who want to travel with their little ones. These strollers are designed to be lightweight, collapsible, and easy to maneuver, making them perfect for everyday trips or travel abroad. Since getting this, we have tried and tested this pushchair for its ease of use, folding ability, and durability in a range of weather conditions. It offers excellent value for money. We considered factors such as safety, assembly, ease of use, aesthetics, ease of cleaning, and value for money were considered when making a decision during purchase. I am happy to confirm this lived up to those expectations.In conclusion, there are many great options available for compact stroller/pushchairs, however, this should be in the top 3.

Lovely stroller, lightweight, good storage space underneath, big shade, easy to assemble and easy to fold/unfold. The only thing I found strange is the back folds in the middle and could be a bit flappy and I thought it's broken but watched videos on YouTube and it come like that, but still found it strange. It doesn't bother my child so we kept it.

Very comfy and easy to use

I can’t really see a negative to this buggy. It has a big sun shade, very lightweight and compact and lovely to push with a big basket. The back rest feels a little floppy at first but this isn’t a fault, it tensions itself with the harness when the kid is sat in it. Lies flat too which is great for naps and has a higher weight limit than the standard, so will last into those lazy 4 year old days! I think it’s well worth the price if you’re looking to downsize but still want something less flimsy than a standard £60 stroller.