Babies Gear Strollers 24 Cool and Convenient Strollers Strollers are now more convenient, better looking, and (gasp!) even less expensive. Here, the best of the best. By Jessica Hartshorn Published on July 14, 2015 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos 01 of 24 Light and Bright Michael Kraus At only 8.3 pounds, UPPAbaby's G-Lite, shown in Caleigh, is the lightest full-size umbrella stroller we know of (6 months and up, $120). 02 of 24 Take a Journey Michael Kraus Evenflo's Journey Premier travel system, in a pattern called Clairmont, comes with an infant car seat; the stroller can be pushed and folded with one hand (newborn and up, $140). 03 of 24 Sport Star Michael Kraus Graco's best-selling Quattro Tour now has this Sport version, shown in Laguna Green, with spring suspension and a rounded frame (newborn and up, $190). 04 of 24 Safety First Michael Kraus The Safety 1st PlaySafe Travel System, in a pattern called Pond Pals, includes a stroller boasting the biggest basket in the industry plus an infant car seat (newborn and up, $130). 05 of 24 Get the Look Michael Kraus Willing to pay for a style statement? Be the preppy parent pushing Maclaren's LaCoste Ryder, sold with extras such as a sun hat (3 months and up, $400). 06 of 24 Cute and Convenient Michael Kraus The Onyx stroller by Simmons has a snazzy frame for a great price and can hold some Graco car seats (newborn and up, $150). 07 of 24 Cool and Cheap Michael Kraus Looking for the least expensive umbrella stroller that's still got style? Evenflo's XSport costs as little as a box of diapers (6 months and up, $30). 08 of 24 A Sporty Number Michael Kraus The big wheels on the Phil & Teds Sport make for a smooth ride. Add the doubles kit, and it takes two (newborn and up, $400 for stroller, $90 for extra seat). 09 of 24 Amazing Extras Michael Kraus If you're willing to pay for plush padding and extras such as a cup holder and rain cover, we adore Inglesina's Zippy, shown in Rubino -- it's also got a very easy fold (newborn and up, $350). 10 of 24 Internet Sensation Michael Kraus See the BOB Revolution (newborn and up if you use a car-seat attachment, $360) in action in a jazzy video; search YouTube.com for "I am mom." 11 of 24 Double the Fun Michael Kraus Baby Jogger's easy-to-maneuver Double City Mini is smaller than any other double jogger out there, and it's surprisingly simple to fold (newborn and up if you use a car-seat attachment, $350). 12 of 24 Snug as a Bug Michael Kraus Graco's Stylus Travel System, shown in the Wyndham pattern, includes the well-loved SnugRide car seat along with a stroller (newborn and up, $200). 13 of 24 Back to the Future Michael Kraus Quinny's Zapp, a futuristic-looking stroller, is easy to push and turn (6 months and up, $200). 14 of 24 Small but Sturdy Michael Kraus Graco's sporty little Ipo, in a color called Gaia, holds a child up to 50 pounds (6 months and up, $90). 15 of 24 Fold and Go Michael Kraus Combi's Flare, in Mandarin, folds in half and then in half again, making it a cinch to carry and store -- and it's ridiculously affordable (6 months and up, $70). 16 of 24 Have a Seat Michael Kraus Chicco's sturdy Trevi, in their Extreme color, can carry their highly rated Keyfit "30" car seat (newborn and up, $130). 17 of 24 Two for One Michael Kraus Joovy's Groove 2 offers huge, shady canopies and a slim fold (6 months and up, $330). 18 of 24 High Rise Courtesy of Stokke The Stokke Xplory lets baby ride where he can see your face and has one of the best rain shields we've tried (newborn and up, $1,099.99). 19 of 24 Quick Change Courtesy of www.rightstart.com The price is high, but the Bugaboo Cameleon comes with a huge bassinet, stand-alone seat, and the base (which can also hold a car seat), all available in many hip colors (newborn and up, $899.99). 20 of 24 Busy Bee Courtesy of www.rightstart.com The Bugaboo Bee also has the company's signature maneuverability in a smaller, more traditional stroller (newborn and up, $530). 21 of 24 Smooth Ride Courtesy of Mutsy The Mutsy 4Rider "Next" Cargo system can have many different looks, and its pneumatic tires deliver a smooth ride even on uneven surfaces such as sand (newborn and up, $760). 22 of 24 Futuristic and Functional Courtesy of Quinny The lightweight Quinny Buzz folds and unfolds easily, making it a great choice if you travel often (approximately 6 months and up, $550). 23 of 24 Smart System Courtesy of Orbit The Orbit's car seat goes seamlessly from its base in your car to the base of the stroller without jostling baby (newborn and up, $899). 24 of 24 Work of Art Courtesy of Silver Cross Balmoral The classic Silver Cross Balmoral Baby Stroller has held the princes and princesses of England -- as the price indicates, it's a rolling work of art (newborn and up, $2,499). Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit