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How much you choose to spend may depend on how often and where you plan to use it. Solid options can be found on either end of the spectrum though, so a lot will come down to personal preference. I also have the Versatrax and love it. I have a Mini and it fits into the boot no problem - really easy to fold. I have used since newborn with adapters for the carrycot/car seat and now using the actual pram. I think it looks lovely as well. I am a foot shorter than my DH and the handle is adjustable enough to be at a comfortable height for both of us” - recommended by Mumsnet user, summerlovingvibes Our verdict Suitable from: Birth to 17kg | Weight: 9.9kg | Folded dimensions: 66 × 54 × 19cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes (with adaptors sold separately) | Wheels: Rubber | Carrycot included? Yes What we like Lightweight buggies come into their own for trips around town (when your child decides to walk you can push them one-handed), for journeys on public transport and of course, on holiday… especially if you’re flying or hiring a small car.

After in-depth research and parent-led testing, we reveal the UK's best lightweight strollers, buggies, prams and pushchairs for school runs, holidays, car journeys and urban exploring. At just 6.6kg, its frame is exceptionally lightweight, so it will suit you well if you live in the city and regularly use public transport. It has an integrated carry strap for carrying the stroller over your shoulder when needed. Has a carrycot and a reversible seat unit depending on your baby's age with a roomy basket underneath With such a huge range of different styles of pushchairs on the market, we’ve meticulously researched hundreds of models, sought opinion from experts as well as the knowledge and experience of real parents, and undertaken our own in-depth testing with a number of parent testers to help you choose the right pushchair for you and your family. How we tested the best pushchairsSuitable from: Birth (with carrycot) to 25kg in single m

It’s an update on the Ergobaby Metro, with upgrades including harness covers, a vegan leather handlebar which can be adjusted for different heights and 16% more storage – although the instructions warn not to load more than 2.2kg in the basket. It's also quite shallow so it's not big enough to fit a changing bag inside. It can be used from birth with the Bugaboo Bee Bassinet or a car seat, and from six months as a stroller. The ergonomic seat has extra ventilation for ensuring your baby is safe and comfortable when out and about and it can be reversed to a parent-facing position if you want to keep a closer eye on them. Our tester Liz says, “It’s absolutely brilliant in every way, except it's too big to store easily in the car as the wheels have to come off. If space isn't an issue for you (for example, if you can store it in a garage), it's perfect.” Whether you’re an aspiring jetsetter or simply like to have a buggy at the ready for occasional use, a good quality lightweight travel stroller that’s as compact and easily maneuverable as possible is a must (as well as one that’s comfortable for baby or toddler…of course). It's a dual facing, luxury off-road stroller that can be pushed on pretty much any surface, including sand and snow, despite its weight.

17. Best pushchair with travel system compatibility: BabyStyle Oyster 3

If you're planning to use your stroller every day, investing in one with decent suspension, easy collapsibility and a good-sized storage basket will be well worth the pennies. On the other hand, if you think you'll only use it occasionally or as a spare, a budget-friendly basic option might be the way to go. The padded seats recline easily with one hand and are suitable from six months to around age four, with plenty of room to grow. If you want to use this pushchair from birth, the Thule Urban Glide 2 also functions as a travel system as you can attach both a carrycot (must be bought separately) and a baby car seat. The carrycot, while fiddly to fit to the chassis, lies flat and is both deep and roomy, making it a cosy and supportive place for newborns to lay. If you have more than one child, the Urban Glide 2 can also be bought as a double buggy.