Strollers

Updated Nov 2026

Scored from published specs, safety certifications, recall records and parent ratings. We do not buy or handle the products.

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Strollers · 20

Scored products

Top pick

UPPAbaby Cruz V3

From $900

Full-size seat in a narrow 22.5 in frame, at 26.5 lb, with a one-hand fold. The basket fits a diaper bag and not much else.

JPMA certified
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87
Safety9.0
Ease of use8.4
Travel8.6
Also compared
From $499

Successor to the YOYO2 at 13.7 lb, folding to cabin size; an early production run was recalled for a parking-brake fault.

JPMA certified
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82
Safety7.8
Ease of use7.6
Travel9.5
Parent favorite
From $900

Carries two children with 30 configurations and the largest basket compared; at 27.6 lb it is heavy to lift into a trunk.

JPMA certified
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83
Safety9.1
Ease of use8.2
Travel6.4
Also compared
From $900

Flat recline and a magnetic buckle make it the easiest seat to load; at 28.3 lb it is one of the heaviest here.

JPMA certified
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83
Safety8.9
Ease of use8.3
Travel7.2
Also compared
From $400

Air-filled tires and a one-hand lift-strap fold; the seat does not reverse and storage sits low.

JPMA certified
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83
Safety8.4
Ease of use8.6
Travel7.8
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From $549

Converts to a double for $549, with a one-hand fold; the fold is bulky and the push wanders on slopes.

JPMA certified
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81
Safety8.6
Ease of use8.0
Travel6.8
Also compared
From $299

Replaces the original Compact at the same 16.18 lb, with an auto-fold; use starts at 4 months, with no car-seat adapters.

JPMA certified
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83
Safety8.0
Ease of use8.4
Travel9.1
Also compared
From $299.99

Car-seat caddy frame included and a 7-second fold that stands on its own; the canopy is short and the push is loud on concrete.

JPMA certified
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79
Safety8.5
Ease of use8.1
Travel6.2
Also compared
From $199.99

At 10.4 lb it folds smaller than any stroller compared; the fold takes two hands and practice, and the canopy is minimal.

Cabin size
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79
Safety7.8
Ease of use7.2
Travel9.4
Also compared
From $800

The only jogging stroller in this comparison, with a hand brake and suspension; folded, it runs 36.6 in long and fills most trunks.

JPMA certified
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78
Safety8.8
Ease of use8.0
Travel5.4
Budget pick
From $250

A $250 stroller with a bassinet mode included; its folded footprint is the largest here.

JPMA certified
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75
Safety8.2
Ease of use7.6
Travel5.8
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From $329.99

Travel system with bassinet mode and a large basket at $329.99; the fold needs two hands and the warranty is 90 days.

JPMA certified
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74
Safety8.0
Ease of use7.4
Travel6.0
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From $549

14.3 lb with a one-second one-hand fold and a flat recline from birth; its car-seat adapter sets were recalled in June 2026.

JPMA certified
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86
Safety7.9
Ease of use9.0
Travel9.4
Also compared
From $500

Travel stroller with a 20 lb basket and newborn-ready recline at 16.7 lb; it costs $500, well above budget travel models.

JPMA certified
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87
Safety8.6
Ease of use8.8
Travel9.0
Also compared
From $579

Current Butterfly generation at 16 lb with a one-second fold and a fully flat recline; it is the priciest travel stroller compared.

Cabin size
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87
Safety8.5
Ease of use9.0
Travel9.2
Also compared
From $900

Single-to-double with over 20 configurations and a 30 lb basket system; at 28.4 lb it is heavy, and a new generation is coming.

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77
Safety8.4
Ease of use7.8
Travel5.6
Also compared
From $680

Jogging stroller with air-filled tires and a 65 lb child limit; at 31.1 lb and 33 in folded it is a trunk filler.

JPMA certified
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76
Safety8.7
Ease of use7.6
Travel4.8
Also compared
From $575

Self-folding travel stroller at a listed 13.6 lb without canopy and arm bar; the complete weighed stroller is heavier.

JPMA certified
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86
Safety8.4
Ease of use8.8
Travel9.0
Also compared
From $350

Folds to the smallest package among the new travel models at 13.7 lb; the fold is not a true one-hand fold.

Cabin size
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81
Safety8.0
Ease of use7.4
Travel9.3
Also compared
From $750

Side-by-side double that fits through standard doorways at 27.4 lb; each seat is narrower than a single stroller seat.

JPMA certified
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81
Safety8.5
Ease of use8.2
Travel7.4

Illustration from published dimensions — not a photograph.

Side-by-side comparison

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ProductUPPAbaby Cruz V387Stokke YOYO382UPPAbaby Vista V383Nuna MIXX next83Baby Jogger City Mini GT283Mockingbird Single-to-Double81Colugo Compact+83Chicco Bravo79GB Pockit+ All-Terrain79Thule Urban Glide 378Graco Modes Pramette75Evenflo Pivot Modular74Joolz Aer286UPPAbaby Minu V387Bugaboo Butterfly 2 Plus87Cybex Gazelle S77BOB Gear Wayfinder76Nuna TRVL86Cybex Libelle81UPPAbaby Minu Duo81
Overall8782838383818379797875748687877776868181
Safety9.07.89.18.98.48.68.08.57.88.88.28.07.98.68.58.48.78.48.08.5
Ease of use8.47.68.28.38.68.08.48.17.28.07.67.49.08.89.07.87.68.87.48.2
Travel8.69.56.47.27.86.89.16.29.45.45.86.09.49.09.25.64.89.09.37.4
Parent evidence8.88.29.08.28.58.48.08.37.68.17.97.78.48.58.18.38.28.37.98.0
PriceFrom $900From $499From $900From $900From $400From $549From $299From $299.99From $199.99From $800From $250From $329.99From $549From $500From $579From $900From $680From $575From $350From $750
Key spec26.5 lb13.7 lb27.6 lb28.3 lb22.4 lb28 lb16.18 lb24.9 lb10.4 lb26.2 lb20.9 lb38.05 lb14.3 lb16.7 lb16 lb28.4 lb31.1 lb13.6 lb13.7 lb27.4 lb

How these scores were made

We score from the published record: the manufacturer’s specs, JPMA certification to ASTM F833, and CPSC recall records, checked in November 2026. Weights and fold sizes are the listed figures. We do not buy or handle the products.

Checked Nov 11, 2026