The World's Most Compact All-Terrain Stroller

The front wheel is swivels and locks, and is suitable for bumpy terrain. This stroller comes with an incline footrest with a spring loaded, which can be pushed down to store a bag.

The bumper bar is included in the box. It folds up into a compact box that is compliant with airline hand luggage.

Pockit Air all terrain pram-Terrain Stroller

The GB Pockit is a compact stroller that collapses into a bag in a matter of seconds. Its innovative ultra-compact folding mechanism is compatible with hand luggage for airplanes making it simple to take on trips and discover new cities around the globe.

The gb Pockit's wheels for all-terrain use let parents safely navigate across different surfaces throughout the day. The mesh backrest is breathable and allows your child to sit comfortably, whether you are strolling through city parks during the fall break or cruising lakes in summer. A snug padded inlay is available as an additional feature for extra comfort on colder days.

Despite its light frame and small size the GB Pockit offers plenty of storage space for your belongings, including a huge canopy that protects your child from rain and sun. The basket that is under the seat can hold a full shopping cart, as well as baby items and food items for an outing. The Gb Pockit can be upgraded to be compatible with Cybex infant car seat adapters.

Parents will appreciate the gb Pockit's one-handed recline, which involves unzipping a tiny zipper immediately beneath the handlebar and pressing the button on the recline clip. It's important to double-check the seat back is reclined before releasing the recline strap because it can be easily disengaged. Parents who prefer a more smooth ride will appreciate that the gb Pockit has two rear wheel brakes that are easy to use by using only one pedal.

The gb Pockit is light and has a narrow wheelbase. This may cause it to wobble when hanging bags on the handles or sidebars. The front swivels could be a bit stiff as you turn to navigate narrow aisles or curbs. The GB Pockit required the least amount of downward force to climb curbs, but it was a struggle on a few broken roads and sidewalks. However, the small wheels have a little spring and were able to take on cobblestones.

Pockit Air All-Terrain Travel System

The Pockit Air All-Terrain Travel System is a must for every traveler that provides complete convenience without sacrificing design or comfort. The double wheels are designed to allow parents to confidently move on different surfaces throughout the day. The ventilated backrest keeps your child cool even on the hottest days. A super lightweight design makes walking easy. When it's time to take a flight, the ultra-compact folding system folds down the stroller into a bag designed package that is compatible with hand luggage for airplanes.

The gb Pockit folds like none other stroller we've seen. It folds from both sides and top to bottom to create a square folded strollers that can fit into the smallest of spaces. This makes it perfect for tucking in your trunk or holding on your lap while riding trains or a tram.

It's easy to build and comes with all-terrain wheels for smooth maneuvering on uneven surfaces. The Pockit is extremely small, yet it has plenty of storage space thanks to an enormous basket as well as cup holders and pockets. The front swivel can be locked to provide stability on uneven terrain.

Weighing only 5.6 kg The GB Pockit is extremely easy to move, lift and carry. It is ideal for city excursions and vacations as well as just going about the city. It's compatible with GB/Cybex car seats for infants and Cot to go, making it a lightweight travel stroller that is perfect for toddlers and infants.

The gb Pockit is the world's most compact stroller and is made for families who are traveling. The all-terrain tires provide an enjoyable ride on various terrains, and the reclining feature is stepless, allowing you to find the best position for your child. The Pockit is incredibly lightweight and can be folded up to fit into overhead bins of planes, trains and trams. And its UPF50+ canopy shields your child from harmful UV rays on every trip. With the GB Pockit, you'll never be late on your next trip with the family.

Pockit Air All Terrain Double Stroller

This stroller is made with convenience and versatility as its top priorities. Its ultra-compact folding design makes it one of the most portable pushchairs available. It can fold down to the size of a handbag making it easy to store in small closets and in the back of the car. It is the lightest canopy stroller available, making it an excellent option for frequent travelers.

The Pockit is a breeze to use and has numerous features that make it a good option for travellers with a large sun canopy with UPF50+ protection and a smooth recline. It has a basket that is convenient and is compatible to most infant car seats including industry leaders Cybex, Maxi-Cosi and others. The stroller can be tucked away into the overhead compartments of the majority of planes, meaning you don't have to wait at baggage carousels or sacrifice space in your carry on bag.

Although the Pockit is extremely light but it cannot handle rough surfaces well and is difficult to push on unpaved streets. This may be an issue for some families, particularly if they reside in a city with uneven sidewalks and cobblestone streets. It is essential to be aware of this restriction when choosing a stroller for travel.

Another feature that is nice about the Pockit is its slim profile that lets it pass through narrow doors and stroller aisles that are crowded better than many other models. This model allows me to accelerate and speed through slow pedestrians, which has helped me reduce my pedestrian rage.

The Pockit's plastic wheels and sling-style seat give it the feel like a cheap toy for kids however, it's not as comfortable to push over long distances. The handles are hard plastic and are designed more for compactness than ergonomics, so pushing this stroller for long periods of time could be uncomfortable for both the person pushing and the passengers. It is still extremely compact and light for a double stroller. The 2018 GB Pockit+ comes with some improvements, such as a larger canopy and adapters for the Cybex infant seat. However, these upgrades are quite expensive.

Pockit Air All-Terrain Double Travel System

The Pockit is a stroller that is ultralight that folds down to form the smallest folded product anywhere in the world. The process starts by pressing buttons on both sides of the frame on the handles. It requires a little practice. Once you get used to it, it is quick and easy. The Pockit isn't ideal for rough terrain but is great for urban and suburban adventures and parents who are always on the go.

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 a matter of seconds into a handbag shaped package that is compliant with hand luggage for airlines. It's the perfect travel companion to discover new places near and far.

Double wheels offer more comfort and convenience giving you the freedom to move confidently on different surfaces. The mesh fabric is breathable and will keep your child cool even on the hottest days, and the ultra-lightweight design is easy to move and lift. It's also easy to carry.

The Pockit is different from other strollers for travel because it has an entire size seat and canopy that can accommodate children weighing up to 55 pounds. Its compact frame allows it to be stored in tight spaces, and the self-standing design ensures that it won't roll over when in use. It also comes with the one-handed manual lock and a spacious storage basket that can accommodate up to 30 pounds of equipment.

The Pockit is a great product, but it does have certain drawbacks. For some families this can make it less than ideal. The flimsy canopy is only capable of covering the head of the passenger and doesn't offer an effective shield against the sun. The harness adjusts by sliding up and down on straps that are sewn to the back of the stroller. The straps are simple to adjust but can be difficult for smaller hands to grasp.

If you're seeking a stroller that is better quality, you should consider the GB Pockit All Terrain. It's a bit more expensive than the Pockit, but it is more functional and a more comfortable stroller for your baby. The additional features include the most comfortable and sturdy seat, dynamic dual-wheel suspension, a better canopy, and a convenient storage basket.