Plus, it’s a space-saving solution if you don’t have much storage and can be folded while still attached to the pushchair. It’s the most compact model in the British-designed and engineered Micralite family, outstanding in its intuitive foldability. The added suspension and lockable swivel wheels improve manoeuvrability so parents can steer it with one hand and stop with an easy, one-touch brake.

But have you ever tried to get on a bus or a train on your own when you need to fold down the pushchair whilst also holding your child! It’s also really handy if you’re at that stage where your child will usually walk but you’re not quite ready to go out without a pushchair! Jessica Ruth Gibson is the Founder and Editor of Travelista and an award-winning travel content creator of 10 years.The only pushchair I've found to be any good on sand and really uneven surfaces is a Mountain Buggy but these are chunky and definitely not what you'd want in a campervan. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. Meanwhile, the ProFold also passed our topple test with flying colours, not faltering when our tester hung a full changing bag on the handlebar both with and without her child in the seat. If you take public transport and need to be able to fold this with one hand then I can’t recommend it enough!

I wish I would have buckled all of the straps together before folding it up so that it didn't get lost. Also new for 2020, Micralite’s Winter Packs include a water-resistant footmuff with a cosy micro fleece lining, as well as a set of fleece-lined mitts. My 18-month-old child is thin for his age and average height (only 11kg) yet the pushchair already seems quite small for him, despite the manual saying it's suitable up to 15kg.The ProFold has a true one-handed fold, meaning that you can use the other one hand for coffee, phone scrolling or holding tight to little ones hand. Maybe I'm too picky and I haven't seen the Yoyo or the Uppababy Minu, so I can't compare with those. It is easy to get up and downstairs which is great for mums like myself who live in an upstairs house.

luckily ds was strapped in and no harm done, but if you are thinking of tramping in the undergrowth, you'll need something tougher. A footmuff is essential for winter, and Micralite’s individual footmuffs are available in Carbon, Pink and Blue. True to its name, the ProFold from Micralite is an expert at folding, allowing you to fold the ProFold rapidly with one hand, whilst leaving your other hand free.There are two things I have found about the Micralite Profold that could definitely be changed and improved. As it’s so light it’s easy to get up and down stairs, even with my daughter strapped in, and is narrow enough to fit on the bus if there is already another buggy onboard.

For anyone struggling with back issues like myself, its lightweight design means it's easy to shut and open and lift in and out of the car it's a nice height for posture and super light to push around.And I feel my little one is super comfortable in the extended hood, the UV protection and airy feeling it offers my little one is ideal especially for the summer. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The seat lays back with a flap in the hood to peep at your little one which I like, I also really like the extendable hood, which not all strollers have. The ProFold comes fully assembled straight out of the box, ready to go apart from popping on the belly bar if needed.