Goodbaby Pockit + All Terrain Stroller - Blue

Got defective item which got my baby injured. We called customer service and all we got was wasting of our time with the promissing the issue would be investigated. Who has time for their investigation? Why don’t make it right for the loyal customer? Frustrated and our trust for Target has declined a lots!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i had a little trouble getting the stroller to fold back to the smallest fold, but even the regular fold is quite compact! The stroller steers very easily even one handed and makes for pleasant walks. Unfortunately I haven't been able to walk outside as much given the current events but am eager to use it more as things open up here!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had this stroller for 3 months now and love it! I originally thought it was going to just be our travel stroller, but it has replaced our full-sized stroller in the trunk of my car! It folds up so small and is super light weight, it can fit in a suitcase or an airplane overhead bin and takes up no space in a car trunk. I love that I can buy everything that I need when I go out without having to worry about fitting everything around a full-size stroller in my trunk! Only down side is that it is a two handed fold and unfold, but because of its compact size I actually leave it in a half folded position in the car so that it is easier for me to unfold it while holding my 13 month old. I also like the fact that the seat back is a mesh material so my baby doesn’t over heat in the warmer months and then a padded back accessory can be added in the colder months to keep her warm. Great travel stroller and so much more that’s for sure!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stroller is perfect for travel! Its compact, light weight and super breathable--perfect for hot summer months! My toddler loves it! It is a good size for either my 1 year old or my 3 year old to use and does well on side walks too! I would for sure recommend this to friends, especially for travel or those who live in small homes with limited storage. It folds up so well and is great for stashing in a closet. I received this product as part of the Savvy Parent review panel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this a month or so ago and its a nice light stroller but not quite what I expected. Love the color but to open and fold it back what a bit challenging not as easy as I expected and my daughter didn’t look comfortable sitting in the stroller either. Maybe a older child would fit comfortably but i feel this should have universal Usage for at least ages 4 months and up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stroller is great if you want something truly lightweight and compact. We love that it works with our infant car seat and is so light - very easy to carry up the steps in our building/on the subway/etc. It isn’t the easiest stroller to unfold and fold, you have to watch the video a couple times to really get the hang of it. But it handles reasonably well for a lightweight stroller and is flexible for both our baby in her infant seat and/or our toddler. It is simple, light, and does the trick!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The ease of use this stroller provides is key for my family. It opens so smoothly and closes into it's compact storage size just as easily. It's small enough that it fits comfortably under my 3yr old sisters feet while she's in her car seat. As someone who is 6' tall, this stroller (and every other stroller I've used) doesn't have long enough handles for me to steer and not accidentally bump the stroller with my feet every once in a while. The ease of use for this stroller makes it worth it though! Plus it's super cute, I prefer using it over any of the other 4 strollers I've used over the last year.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using this stroller for the last one month.This stroller is lightweight. If you are concerned about stroller weight then GB Pockit stroller is just around 10 pounds. There is no tension with folding since the Freestanding fold mechanism helps to fold it with ease. This is an ultra portable stroller so it can be taken as hand luggage while traveling. Also it features a Mesh and breathable fabric which is very easy to clean. This stroller have a durable aluminum frame and also a five point safety harness. Along with that Ge stroller have lockable front swivel wheels. There is a rear-wheel parking brake which can be locked into place with tap of a toe. Since its very compact It takes a very less Storage space compared to other all terrain strollers in market. Overhead canopy is provided for protection from sun. There is an underseat storage which will store the essentials for your baby/ toddler. The handle bars are very soft and padded. Cons: Taller persons will find a bit difficult to hold the handle since the height is adjustable only to some limits. Canopy is small. Reclining option is not available.(You can find this option in another version of the same stroller) Overall this is the most compact , lightweight and easy to use and store stroller.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am really impressed with how compact this stroller is. It Is made East for storage as it folds so small. But don't let the fold discourage you this is a full size stroller it has all the bells and whistles of a traditional stroller. What I love about its compatibility is that I can store underneath the seats instead of the trunk of the car. I love the extension of the handles. If you want to walk on a longer stride or closer to your body you can do so by adjusting the height. I love that I can utilize this stroller for my 2 year old and 4 year old as it's interchangeable by adjusting the straps. I love the mesh paneling of the stroller as it allows air to flow in through the back. It also has a tuck away canopy that can be used on a sunny day to protect from the heat or placed down to enjoy a cool day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had this for a couple months, and my kids are loving their new stroller! We were excited to take it with us to Miami, but unfortunately our trip was cancelled so to pretend we were going on a trip we’ve used it in the house, and outside :) I have 3 kids (4.5yo who’s 43” and 43lbs, a 2.5yo who’s 38” and 38lbs, and a 6mo who is 28” and 20lbs.) all three of my kids have ridden in it (with adjustments). And my older 2 have pushed each other and their sister. I love how small it folds up, I keep it in a lulu lemon bag. I love the telescoping handle bars, my kids can push and so can I comfortably. The overhead coverage is better than I expected for such a compact stroller. The recline is not a full recline, but all the kids were satisfied:) the under basket storage is small, but when I’m traveling I typically wouldn’t use it anyway. My older 2 said it was comfortable and I love how small the footprint is. We could “go for walks” inside! I don’t think I’ll use it much outside unless I’m on a trip since their doesn’t appear to be much for suspension and the tired seem like they’d get eaten up, but it’s a perfect stroller for the mall/traveling. Also, I like that there are 2 folds, I was intimidated by the smaller fold and one that took a little practice and I generally don’t use, but I like knowing I can. Ps. I had my eye on this stroller for months! So glad to have it :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this some weeks ago but was unable to test it out due to the pandemic... The stroller was was easy to setup, as it does not require any special skill or tools. It took less than 2 minutes to set it up. The back rest provides enough support.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our 11 month old daughter absolutely loves this stroller!! We had used a different brand of stroller prior to receiving this product and our daughter never liked riding in it. She couldn't see out very well and she always got hot. This stroller is very well ventilated to always keep her cool and it provides her with full views of the world as she is riding! It is also amazingly compact and easy to take on the go. I enjoy the fact that it is lightweight as the stroller we had previously was so bulky and heavy. The straps are padded and seem comfortable. We also like the sun shade that provides her with coverage while not blocking the breeze. I know our daughter will enjoy this stroller for years to come!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hi, really wanted to use this on a trip we had planned however with COVID19 we cancelled our travel plans. The stroller folds very nicely and would make for a perfect airport stroller to fit in the overhead bins. The stroller is a nice upgrade for GB pockit. I'll list my pros/cons Pros: -compact fold. LOVE THIS for planes, metros, restaurants anywhere where a bulky stroller can be an annoyance -recline. My son enjoyed a nice nap in the recline while we walked around -lightweight -adaptors for travel system. If you have a Cybex or GB carseat, this is a nice feature Cons: -short handles. We are tall and the handles are a bit short -picture manual. Manual is all pictures and was difficult to figure out all the features of the stroller -bumpy ride. Despite being call all terrain, it's difficult of a compact lightweight stroller to absorb all the bumps of a sidewalk. I noticed a difference between this and my regular stroller (Uppababy Vista) -locking mechanism. I felt the locks didn't lock properly. The stroller kept moving despite being locked. All in all a good travel stroller, which is what it's intended for.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stroller is perfect. I can’t say enough good about it. My husband and I are both not looking to switching to a mid-size vehicle. We have our cars and they work with the car seat. The one problem we ran into consistently is space for the gargantuan stroller. Strollers are huge. Why? All we wanted was a stroller that was less bulky than a traditional stroller but better than an umbrella stroller. Pros: folds up into a super compact size. Fairly easy to do also. Smooth wheeling. Great maneuvering. Cons: requires practice to get good at folding and unfolding quickly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this stroller to review approximately one month ago. It is the most lightweight stroller I’ve ever used and collapses into a very small, easy to store size. Collapse/expansion of this stroller does take some practice but it’s very simple once you get the hang of it. It steers very easily (as long as the wheel locks on the front are off) and seems comfortable. The sun shade is pretty useless and very small/flimsy. For travel/flights, I think this would be an excellent choice for a stroller. It fit my 18 month old comfortably with room to spare. The basket underneath is small and as a result, I did not use it. I am not sure I’d use this for jogging/running, but it is great for travel and short trips. If you’re used to more rigid/larger strollers, this one may feel flimsy in comparison.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stroller is tiny & mighty and I love it! It has completely replaced my bulky (and expensive!!) Cybex Priam stroller. The Priam was a very tight fit in my small SUV (BMW X1) but the GB Pocket+ folds up so small it fits with tons of room to spare. It really was a game changer for me, as I never brought a stroller with me before. I love that it comes with attachments to use with a car seat. It’s one of the few strollers out there that’s compatible with my Cybex Cloud car seat. Of course, it’s not as solid and smooth as a full-size luxury stroller, but I don’t mind it. It’s perfect for short outings to the mall, grocery store, zoo, neighborhood walks, travel, and travel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this for the purpose of writing a review. The Pockit is the most compact stroller on the market as of April 2020, folding neatly into a rectangle that fits easily in the overhead bin or under the seat on most planes. That being said, it is important to consider that its size comes at the expense of convenient features available on other strollers. The Pockit Air All-Terrain is poorly named. GoodBaby's own description of its "all-terrain" capability claims that its double wheels not getting stuck between cobblestones makes it all-terrain. You can also lock the wheels in place to make the stroller move on grass and rougher surfaces. But that does not mean it is ideal to use on all terrains. If you're going to place "all-terrain" in the name of a product, the product should excel on all terrains. And this does not. I pushed it on gravel and had to lock the wheels for it to move. It was still a struggle. The Pockit Air feels flimsy on uneven pavement and level grass. Now: as a travel stroller? This is the appeal of the Pockit Air. This is a lightweight, secondary travel stroller for temporary use, to contain a baby/toddler while traversing the airport or visiting away from home. I presume that a travel stroller will not be the sturdiest, cushiest, roomiest, or with the largest storage. This is indeed, lightweight at just over 10 pounds, and very compact when folded. It excels as a "just in case" spare stroller, too, if dealing with an older sibling who may not exclusively walk. Maximum weight load is graded to 55 pounds. The best part of this stroller is its super-compact fold. One particular video demo comparing the strollers in the the 2019 Pockit collection show amazingly quick folds and unfolds. However, I found the joints to be a bit too stiff to replicate the quick actions. Perhaps some silicone spray on the joints will do the trick. Due to the acquisition and review time of this stroller being at the height of COVID-19 in the U.S., I unfortunately did not get to test this at the airport or on a plane. However, it is smaller than my global carry-on luggage (see photo), which definitely fits in the overhead bin of the Embraer 190 aircraft. What I was able to do was place the Pockit Air in the large basket of my heavy duty double stroller (see photo). The Pockit Air is very handy when pushing my twin babies and my first born toddler decides she's not walking anymore. It is extremely compact, even in comparison (see photo) to the tri-fold travel stroller that served as my main stroller when my toddler had no siblings. As a flight attendant, I can confidently say that once folded, this should fit into the overhead bins of most aircrafts that seat 100+ people. This should easily fit underneath the seat in front of you. It should be noted that there are two options to fold. The super-compact fold, which involves tucking in the rear wheels before folding, is ideal for storage in the overhead bin or under the plane seat in front of you. If you don't need to secure it on the plane, you can save a step and fold without tucking the rear wheels for what is a slightly larger, but still compact, fold. Both folds stand on the ground. The mesh seat, while untested in warm weather, should prove cooler than your standard nylon seat. My daughter is about 3'8", 35 pounds, almost skinny, not chubby, and solid. She looks squished wearing a light winter jacket in the Pockit Air, but didn't complain. The seat does not recline- something to keep in mind if you need a napping stroller. Apparently not a problem for my kiddo (see photo). Three-point harness does the job. The basket is tiny (see photo). Again, this is a tiny travel stroller, intended for temporary, use. Lack of features is the tradeoff for lightweight portability. The canopy is useless unless it is noon and the sun is directly over your head. Make sure your kid has a hat if you're worried about sun protection, and reapply sunscreen every two hours. The umbrella handles are annoying, but they really need to be there for the sake of folding so compactly. As a frequent traveler, I need a stroller that only requires one hand to push so I can manage luggage with the other hand. In theory you could steer by holding onto the bar in between the handles to steer. Handlebar height is stationary. Would be nice to adjust to higher heights. Handlebar height One foot brake locks both rear wheels. Hooray! Could be flip-flop friendly, though, since it's a travel stroller and many travel to warmer destinations. A carry bag and a rain cover are the only official add-on accessories for the Pockit Air. It would have been nice to have them bundled in a single package with the Pockit, as retailers may not have the accessories available to purchase. Third party accessories may not fit as nicely. Ultimately, this is a very basic travel stroller intended for infrequent use. It's an outstanding option if you need a stroller that you must bring on the plane with you to contain your child. It's also great as a "spare donut" stroller if you have another child who may or may not ride.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is one of our favorite strollers to keep in the car for on-the-go. It’s easy to unfold, lightweight to pick up, but is still awesome enough to hold my toddler. The storage basket is roomy enough for the essentials. It’s small enough to fit in my trunk but still be able to put a week’s worth of groceries in there too. The fabric seems nice and will be especially great over the summer!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love how small this stroller folds but the canopy is so flimsy and does not provide sufficient coverage. Fold is pretty easy but does require two hands. Wheels/suspension do not appear to be much better than an umbrella stroller. Overall, great if space is at a premium for storage (e.g., very small apartment or air travel), but clearly some tradeoffs in terms of functionality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's amazing how compact this stroller is when folded. When expanded, it packs a powerful punch. It's not a sturdy has less compact strollers (like a jogger), but that is a necessary drawback of such a compact stroller. We'll take this everywhere, as it is so easy to travel with. Kid seems comfy inside. Shade cover is fairly large given the small, compactness of the stroller.