Review on 🛒 ShaHa Lightweight Stroller: Foldable Travel Stroller for Toddlers with Swivel Front Wheels, 1-Step Brake & Sun Canopy-Compact & convenient! by Donia Carey

Had a Goldilocks moment and ordered 3 batches of strollers to find the best one for my needs. I compared the ShaHa stroller to the Compact Fold System and 8 other strollers. Photos show ShaHa compared to Jeep Clutch Plus and Cybex Dragonfly strollers; ShaHa is the last stroller next to the other two. I personally don't really like strollers (unless I'm at a theme park, my kids always go as soon as they can walk and not carry them) so I just wanted something (1) super compact and far from bulky; (2) something my next newborn could hold for up to 15-24 months; and (3) something I could take through the airport (or on business) and into the overhead or under the seat in front of me under the current 2021 standard carry-on size of 9" x 14" x 22". ShaHa was close. When folded, it measures approximately 12 x 16.5 x 16 inches (a few inches larger than carry-on size). And it comes with a strap and a carry bag. However, compared to other strollers I've bought, it was still larger than the other three. ShaHa is really light and strong enough; but the knee bar was odd because it sat so high (it could be removed or folded under the seat but not pushed back towards the child's knees to sit lower) and the seat itself was on the narrow side (see seat depth ). It had a comfortable deep recline (the seat reclines at least halfway, if not a little lower). And the wheels seemed pretty solid; I appreciated the dual wheels in the front and the single wheels in the back (which put those rear wheels far enough apart that you couldn't kick the stroller while pushing). Strollers that made the final cut for my needs. Surprisingly when folded it was still a little bulky (can't say this enough as I really expected another) compared to other final options I had (Jeep Clutch Plus, Cybex Dragonfly and Tiny Wonders - photos by TWonders, not published here). Ultimately, I don't want to stuff ShaHa in an overhead shelf because I know he's over the size limit. and I don't want to lug it over my shoulder either because I know there are smaller options. So I ended up sending it back. It wasn't a difficult decision at all.