OXO Tot Air Stroller, Onyx

Got this stroller for travel and it was exactly what we were looking for. I was mainly comparing this and the Pockit Lightweight Stroller. The reason I picked OXO was the canopy for the GB Pockit was just too small. I have seen others use it and the shade is basically useless. The OXO is still light and fold-able while still having a full canopy with extended sun shade. Very light weighing just 11 pounds. Folded up, the height is 24 inches.It's got suspension springs in the two front wheels to make the ride smoother but don't expect the same ride as a full heavy duty stroller. Very easy to maneuver around and our 14 month daughter fits perfect in it. It's rated for up to 55 pounds but not sure how it will hold up as the frame is very light. Basket size is also going to be considerably smaller than what you would find on a full size stroller. Handle bars are not adjustable however for my height of 5'7, fits me comfortably. There is also no adjustable recline on this stroller.If you want something that's even lighter and portable I would suggest the Pockit Lightweight Stroller. If you want a full canopy then go for the OXO.

I wanted a small compact stroller to travel with for a toddler especially in airports and amusement parks and was deciding between the PockIt and Tot Air. I bought both so I could directly compare them. Here are the Pros and Cons:PROS:- Larger storage basket compared to the PockIt- Larger canopy with a mesh window- Slightly larger wheels- Suspension in the two front wheels- Shoulder strap to carry- Zippered pocket for valuablesCONS:- Can’t get to the storage basket from the front, possibly child could get to it through the sides but looks tight- Distance between seat cushion and footrest shorter compared to the PockIt- Distance between seat back and belt by the legs shorter- Shorter back of the seat itself- Seat and back not reinforced- Front wheels always swivel and can’t be lockedBoth are compact, fold down easily, can hold child up to 55 lbs and are perfect for travel. Put a price alert on on those tracking websites so you can buy at the lowest price if time is not an issue for you. Excellent strollers but I prefer the PockIt slightly more. However, I’d buy this one if PockIt didn’t exist.

The first one I got broke immediately as I put it together. I received a replacement and within a month, the front wheels stopped turning. The frame is super flimsy. Not worth what it costs. Garbage.

Too flimsy, feels so cheap which bothers me since it isn't. Bought for a family travel to Atlanta... Wheels got kind of unbalanced and stuck after just about two days of use... Completely useless on uneven surfaces, doesnt have any kind of suspension on the wheels at all. I got ahead and bought a maclaren and threw this one to the garbage.

If your looking for lightweight, and doesn’t take up much space, this is the one. Good price for the quality. It doesn’t roll or turn as well as a full size stroller. Sometimes the wheels feel as if they’re sliding and not rolling. I wouldn’t take this on rough terrain or for a full day of use, but for walking through a mall or quick trip into a store, this is perfect.

Absolutely love the compact size of this stroller. It’s a little harder to unfold and fold up

I wish I knew about this stroller 3 years ago. So compact, lightweight and functional!

Stroller wheel broke right away while trying to put it on. Also the whole stroller is really flimsy.