mompushLithe Lightweight Stroller, Compact One-Hand Fold Travel Stroller for Airplane Friendly, Reclining Seat and Large Canopy, with Rain Cover & Travel Carry Bag & Cup Holder

I love this stroller so much! It’s so easy to fold and unfold. Very light and easy to move around. The wheels move 360 and that’s what makes it so much easier to push and move around my gson and he’s 2.

Honestly this damn stroller has saved my life!We travel often with our toddler and this makes the experience so much easier.1. It’s quick to fold up and open up when going through TSA. Small enough when folded that they will ask you to put it through the X-ray machine.2. I love that the sun shade/Hood is expandable so It covers a good amount to block out light. I can give our son his tablet.. pull the shade down and it’s dark enough for him to watch his shows and fall asleep. Without the light affecting him. And it has a little flap/vent where air can circulate.3. If your a mother flying alone GET IT! when I fly alone it’s so nice to have my son in my arms right before we board and with one hand be able to close up the stroller and roll it with its collapsible pull handle.4. I have been able to store this in my over head bin for southwest!There has been times where they check it at the gate but if needed or you want to I have been ableTo fit it in an overhead bin for a Southwest Airlines flight.I love this stroller and I’d buy it again.I have to remind myself to save this one for travel or emergency times and use my full size stroller also. Cause with this I could totally survive without my full-size stroller now.And please note. This is a real review. Not an influencer a true mom who travels purchased this with fear of the unexpected and I’m glad I purchased it!

I was undecided on whether to go with the Metro+ stroller or the Mompush one, since Mompush is currently half the price of the Metro+. I got both to compare. The Mompush is nice and will get the job done. The best selling feature is the suitcase pull!! It just makes life so much easier with a toddler while traveling. It’s also easy to open and close. However, when compared to the Metro+, it just can’t compete. The Metro+ is a lot sturdier, has bigger/ stronger wheels and reclines to full flat position, along with also having a better quality canopy. The Mompush needs some work on the recline. The flattest recline position, it’s still a sitting position and the canopy seems to be one layered and could use some reinforcements, as it feels a little flimsy. Don’t get me wrong, the Metro+ has its faults too such as not as easy to open and close (at least not for me) and storage bag cost additional.Overall, the Mompush is a good stroller as long as you’re okay with the extent of the recline!

UPDATE:I informed them of my dissatisfaction of the stroller and they responded promptly. The customer service team went above and beyond. They also informed me that they have a lithe 2 stroller that they just released that sits the child in a more upright position, as well as adding a snack tray to the stroller. I am excited to try the new and improved stroller as it is compact and Airline friendly.Original:I bought this stroller in July because it was on sale. I just started to use it about 2 weeks ago, and I am not a fan. I like that it is foldable (not as easy) and that I can take it in public transportation, but unfortunately the seat is to reclined. My child wants to sit up straight but when I adjust the seat he is still to recline for his liking. I wish I could return it but unfortunately I missed the return window and now I am stuck with a stroller that I am not going to use. A total waste of money and now I have to buy another stroller that caters to the needs of my child.

What I like: the weight, maneuverability, the one hand closing button (yes it does get sticky sometimes), canopy, the pulling tab while closed.Dislike: the thin cardboard like material, hard to adjust straps, LEANING leads to slouch-- my child can never sit upright.The marketing did a great job showing the angles of the recline that led me to believe it would be good enough. Should've just splurged and got a better one to begin with. Now I use it with just the hip buckles not the shoulders now that she's older.

I purchased a total of two strollers for my kids.I have been going back and forth with Amazon and Kart It for quite some time trying to return the strollers as I was not satisfied with the strollers and have major concerns with safety of the strollers. Last message from them requested photos which I explained my safety concerns cannot be captured in photos and instead I explained my concern numerous times with no solve. Because I already paid for two strollers I did not want to risk paying shipping to return it and then not receive a refund so here I am still stuck with two strollers that I have concerns with.Safety - even when stroller mechanism is locked from the back, the stroller still moves quite easily and wheels rotate.Incline - others have mentioned this and I wish I considered this more before buying. Even when you put the incline up, your child will still be at a slant.Canopy - flimsy and not enough sun shade to cover the child more from the sun. I will say, the strollers I have the canopy does not appear to match to what is shown on this photo that they have listed for the item.Handle bar button - used to close and open the stroller barely works. When you try to use it you have to do it a few times before it will actually work. Just terrible quality and functionality, it has to be defective.Storage basket - smaller stroller so therefore not that large of a basket available, I get that. However there is part of the metal bar that sticks out above the basket which takes up some space of being able to fit a small baby bag there. The design does mot maximize storage space.Definitely consider all of these things before making the purchase!