These 16 Compact Travel Strollers Are the Ultimate Options For Your Next Trip

New to 2016, the GB Pockit Stroller ($250) has been awarded the title of "world's smallest folding stroller" by the Guinness World Records. Its compact design will leave many parents speechless — and a little more confident navigating the airport with their little one!

Not only does the Babyzen YOYO+ Stroller ($495) fold and unfold with one hand, it's airline-certified size of a carry-on bag and fits in an airplane's overhead compartment.

Although the Graco Breaze Click Connect Stroller ($150) is a bit on the hefty side for a travel stroller (it weighs in at nearly 18 pounds), its added features and one-hand fold make up for the additional weight. With the ability to recline completely back, babies can ride in this stroller from birth, and it can support a child up to 50 pounds.

A new addition to the market in 2016, the Zoe XL1 Sport Travel Stroller ($170) weighs only 10 pounds, fits in an airplane's overhead bin, and comes with a lifetime guarantee.

The Doona Infant Car Seat/Stroller ($499) is an innovative option with a unique car-seat-to-stroller design that is a game changer for many parents. Not only can this stroller safely carry little ones weighing in at just four pounds, but it's also certified for airplanes, making it a great travel stroller for new parents.

Weighing in at 11.2 pounds, the Kolcraft Cloud Plus Lightweight Stroller ($67) is a lightweight option that folds flat (which is helpful for getting through airport security) and comes with all-terrain wheels as well as snack trays for both parent and child.

The Mountain Buggy Nano Stroller ($210, originally $250) can easily fold and fit into its own custom satchel for easy transport and also comes with built-in car seat adaptors for added convenience.

With a reversible seat design that allows baby to face you and then the world as they grow, the Summer Infant 3D Flip Convenience Stroller ($130) stands out in the world of travel strollers.

After you take advantage of Peg Perego Pliko Mini Stroller's ($250) adjustable handles and one-handed fold, enjoy its stand-alone feature when it's time to store it.

The compact Baby Jogger City Lite Stroller ($170, originally $180) offers a one-hand, fast-fold design that finishes with an automatic chassis lock, and the swivel-front wheel can also be locked into place for long-distance strolling.

Built with a lightweight aluminum frame, Bumbleride Flite Stroller ($204, originally $219) doesn't sacrifice functionality, offering a compact fold that allows it to be stowed in small spaces.

Joovy Groove Ultralight Umbrella Stroller's ($190) lightweight, aluminum frame with shock absorbers weighs in at 13.9 pounds and offers impressive features like lockable front-swivel wheels, an automatic fold lock and carry strap, and spot-clean 300D polyester fabric.

With adjustable handles, a one-hand compact umbrella fold, front-lock double-swivel wheels, a rain cover, and a central foot brake, the Maclaren Twin Triumph Double Stroller ($300) is a strong contender.

Not only does the Inglesina Net Stroller ($149) only weigh 11.2 pounds, but it can also support a child up to 55 pounds. This sleek stroller can stand on its own when folded and offers UPF 50 protection from the sun through its large canopy.

UPPAbaby G-Luxe Umbrella Stroller ($280) is easy to open, stands upright when folded, and can be transported with its convenient carry strap. It also offers busy parents one-action brakes and a height-adjustable canopy with a SPF 50+ sunshade.

The breathable mesh sling seat adds to UPPAbaby 2015 G-Lite Jake Stroller's ($180) lightweight appeal while hand-level folding triggers and an easy-access basket that accommodates up to 15 pounds of gear make life a little bit easier.