Silver CrossClic 2 Compact Stroller & Travel Bag - Travel Stroller For Life On The Go - Foldable & Lightweight - Suitable From Birth To 4 years - Latte

Got this specifically to fly with. Went for the hunter green. Wasn’t too keen on the green when i first opened the box, but the next morning in daylight it looked perfect. Didn't want boring black, and baby, melty sticks and beige was a bad combination.In terms of the pram itself, I think it’s almost perfect. It folds down easily and fits nicely in the overhead locker of easyJet. It looks good, rolls nicely and is very light. Buckle is great and though compact as it is a compact pram, the undercarriage storage bit is ok size wise. Does the job. My son loved being in it, probably the novelty value of suddenly being front facing and able to see the world and the fact that it rolls so smoothly I spun it in circles when he first tried it like a fairground ride. Suffice to say the spin is good, great for rushing through airports. Another thing I liked is that it came with the travel bag and also the rain cover.I have two niggles, the first is the clip that keeps it together when folded needs to be held open when opening the pram meaning I can’t unfold it one handed. It almost almost allows it, but not quite. Perhaps this clip will soften with age. I’d ideally like to open it one handed as I have tried to do this whilst holding baby in one arm. My second niggle is it feels a little flimsy in flipping back to mount high kerbs, and at times I just wasn’t able to flip it back onto the back wheels to get it up onto the pavement. I’ve had to back up to give it more room and momentum to be able to get it up and over. Not ideal when crossing a road or in a hurry. I do think this might be the fact that it is a compact, light pram and I’m used to the bugaboo buffalo which is built like as tractor.Despite these niggles I wouldn’t hesitate to chose this one again if I were to make the choice again.There were some other reviews pointing out an issue with the safety bar being hard to move without skimming the baby. This is only true in certain positions and wasn’t an issue for me. The other was the flimsiness of the canopy and that you needed two hands to pull it over. This also wasn’t something that bothered me. The canopy didn’t feel any more flimsy than my bugaboo, and if you pulled it down slowly you could do this with one hand.

lovely stroller and easy to use

Honestly the best, most user friendly, compact and easily foldable stroller. A lifesaver for me and my wife on our recent travels abroad with our 3 month old baby. Got great wheels. Great value for money.We have a joie versatrax at home which we bought first. Now it feels like an unnecessary purchase considering how good this one is.Will be a great investment indeed. Go for it.

The media could not be loaded. it comes mostly already assembled!This stroller is the lightest foldable stroller on the market. Just below 6kg! It is easy to carry and to push. That’s nothing compared to other. Owned two egg branded strollers before and these were much easier to fold, but overall it is not difficult. There is one-touch brake system (red).Size wise- very compact, fits as personae luggage and has a handy strap to carry it, just like a bag. perfect for a weekend away, holidaymakers and parents seeking out a more lightweight and portable solution. This is great feature as each time we traveled with a stroller in hold luggage, it came out damaged or scratched. Even when used the buggy bags. Keeping the stroller with us, while on the plane, it’s a great plus!When it comes to pushing and steering, the Clic is great on even surfaces but it did struggle slightly on muddier terrains and grass. I can understand this is most likely due to its smaller wheels, it is a compact stroller afterall. Might require an extra push to get up and down some of the deeper kerbs. This makes it a great city stroller, I am not sure if it is suitable for long walks in the countryside.The safety bar, hand rest is quite flimsy, I would want it to stay in place but more.We swapped our egg z compact stroller to silver cross clic and I already see this as a practical addition to our everyday life.Positives : compact, ultralight, great colour and fabric details, easy to steer, The seat is roomy and has adjustable straps (5 way) and an adjustable footrestNegatives: small wheels, more of a city stroller, the plastic components are not as sturdy and high end quality as in more expensive brands,

When I was pregnant I was told I'd have 3 prams/strollers. I could not fathom that. Fast forward a year and... they were right. I wish I'd bought this one from the get go to travel! It's so lightweight and it works beautifully for air travel. It wouldn't replace my all terrain pram for our park walks but it's sturdier than I imagined. I can see us using it more when our little one is a more independent walker

Wow wish I’d got this sooner. Its main use is as a travel stroller which can be folded down with one click complete with a handle to carry on your shoulder. It’s so light and can be slid into overhead storage on a plane. However I use it everywhere I just can’t go back to my bigger baulkier one! Steers easy goes over bumps easy great suspension for a travel stroller and still so comfy for little one! Fits in boot no problem. Highly recommend.

After reading many reviews I chose this because it’s lightweight.When I first used I thought it didn’t feel as sturdy as the travel system I had (which was also silver cross).However it is extremely light weight, easy to collapse and set up. Small and compact. Goes in overhead locker on aeroplane. Folds so small in my boot it’s great.Pushes lovely. So pleased with it. Would recommendFew negatives: designed for town/city use. Not great at going up/down curbs. Has small wheels which are not great if using in a field. Apart from these I love it.Silver cross are a great company