Baby Trend Jetaway Plus Compact Stroller, Flynn

I love this stroller. So easy to fold and unfold with one hand even while holding my one year old. Super lightweight and compact. The adjustable leg rest is perfect for my son. He is so comfortable in it. I love the open concept in the back of the stroller which you can roll up and have more airflow while baby lays down. Easy to control even with one hand. Best purchase ever!!!

We originally had the GB Qbit LTE, but the seat was horrible that our kid kept sliding on it so we were looking for a new stroller. This one is very similar to the Qbit LTE, it folds down into a nice square and is light enough to pick up with one hand. I like that it has a travel pull handle for easy transport through an airport and only one break pedal for both wheels is much more convenient. My only complaints are that it isn't that easy to fold/open (you have to press in this tiny button on the handle and squeeze the big button on the handle at the same time, which if you have small hands like my wife does, is not an easy thing, she has to use one hand to push the button while squeezing with the other.) Also not fond of the buckle, the shoulder strap clip keeps popping off the waist strap clip when you release the buckle, which means that the shoulder pads want to fall off and I have to keep attaching the shoulder clip to the waist clip. All in all we are happy and would suggest it to other parents who travel often or have a small trunk space but dont want to spend too much $$$ on the higher end strollers like a Yo-Yo, Bugaboo Bee or UPPAbaby Minu.

I purchased this stroller a year ago for a trip to Portland. We needed something lightweight that we could take through the airport, and also functional enough to get us around in the Columbia Gorge and various parks in Portland. My daughter was barely a year at the time so we needed something that could lay down for naps and also sit her upright and carry our stuff. The stroller proved its worth before we even got to Portland when our flight was delayed and she was able to lay down and take a nap in a busy airport. Once we got to Portland it continued to prove its worth by getting us up trails around the Columbia gorge and through parks. After our trip, this stroller turned into our car stroller because its folds up small enough to hardly take up any space. We still use it and my daughter is almost 2 now. The only downside to this stroller is that the wheels are a little small so it struggles on rough surfaces, I recommend having a bigger jogging stroller for home and using this one as a lightweight travel/ car stroller. It is perfect using it for that purpose!

Love this stroller. Love that it’s compact, folds small, but not flimsy and it’s a smooth ride..Only thing I wish this stroller had was a tray and cup holder for the child.

The stroller is getting stuck even on the tiniest bump so getting through an uneven walking path is a nightmare. It's also getting really heavy to push on anything which is not a concrete/asphalt. I bought is 2 months ago and it feels like I've been having it at least a year - the handler is already breaking apart for no reason and in general it's getting used so fast. Terrible quality. The only nice thing is the size after folding and that's it.

I loved this stroller out of the box . . . Until I actually used it.I got this stroller for travel, and it falls forward every *tiny* bump it hits, including the sidewalk cracks! I literally couldn’t walk my daughter around my neighborhood block because the stroller couldn’t go over a 1-inch uneven sidewalk crack. I’ve included a video showing this.I contacted the company, including the video, and they responded stating that since it was a lightweight stroller, I’d need to push the handle down to raise the wheels while using it. I guess they don’t understand how a stroller actually works.How could this product be called a “Jetaway” stroller if it can’t even maneuver a subdivision sidewalk in middle America? What about jetting-away to the cobblestone streets of France, or travel to the wooden boardwalks in Thailand. Absolutely not.And most importantly, this stroller poses extreme danger to the infant/toddler riding it. It’s one thing for a stroller simply not to go, but for it to fall forward when it hits a tiny bump is extremely flawed engineering, and quite frankly, potentially deadly. I’ve never seen a stroller do that, and this product needs to be recalled. Its irresponsible for the company to keep it on the market.

I bought my stroller from Target. It was cheaper with some coupons too. I just used it this AM, and so far I am really happy with the purchase. I really struggled with pulling the trigger on a lightweight stroller. I had a lot on my list of wants.Pros:-The stroller is very light weight. Especially compared to my jogger travel system.-the umbrella extends far down to block sun from my baby’s eyes.-compact. It folds flat. I liked that better than the ones that fold up like a “V” shape.-cup holderCons:-Lower basket is small. But I can live with it. Many of the lightweight strollers have smaller baskets. So part of the deal.-opening to lock position is kind of weird. Not sure how to describe. Maybe after more uses I’ll get a system down. I just open it and press the bar to make sure locked into position.I am very happy with it.

This stroller does look a bit too bulky when folded to fit on an airplane, but it would work for a compact stroller for everyday use. It came with its own bumper bar and cover bag. The quality doesn’t seem the best but it definitely is a WAY cheaper option to other compact strollers. It is very light and I can carry the baby in one arm and the folded stroller in the other with ease