Looking to pick up a compact but capable stroller to ease the burden of long airport layovers on some upcoming travel with our kids, principally for our youngest boy (8 mos old at travel time).
We want something small, light, and portable - that can be taken as carry-on luggage - and would prefer some form of recline. Will the City Micro fit that bill, or are we better off with a more traditional umbrella stroller (Maclaren or ____)? I *might* consider a double, as we are also travelling with our 2.5 mos old son, but again, needs to be carry-on portable.
I know the differences between the Micro and Mini (proper recline, canopy, etc)... but as the Mini seems to be about twice the price, is not likely worth it for something that will be used so sparingly.
FYI, a Valco Tri-Mode is our daily use stroller, but it's not really suitable for lightweight air travel, nor is our Chariot (Cougar 2).
Thanks!
Scott.
We want something small, light, and portable - that can be taken as carry-on luggage - and would prefer some form of recline. Will the City Micro fit that bill, or are we better off with a more traditional umbrella stroller (Maclaren or ____)? I *might* consider a double, as we are also travelling with our 2.5 mos old son, but again, needs to be carry-on portable.
I know the differences between the Micro and Mini (proper recline, canopy, etc)... but as the Mini seems to be about twice the price, is not likely worth it for something that will be used so sparingly.
FYI, a Valco Tri-Mode is our daily use stroller, but it's not really suitable for lightweight air travel, nor is our Chariot (Cougar 2).
Thanks!
Scott.