When the twins were younger, we used a light double stroller (Zoe) to travel but now that they are older and don't need to be in a stroller anymore, we needed a single stroller for traveling. we have a city mini GT for regular day-to-day use and previously purchased a gb Pockit+ for travel. The Pockit+ was very portable and convenient since it fit in the aisle on the airplane and can be stowed under the seat or in the overhead compartment. However, it proved to be rather flimsy and easily flips backward with any shift in weight. We purchased this stroller in hopes of finding a balance between portability and durability.Pros:- Small Size. Although it's bigger than the Pockit+, it is substantially smaller than other strollers and folds quite well. I compared it to the single Zoe stroller and it's slightly smaller in dimensions.- Durable. Despite its size and weight, the stroller feels quite durable and sturdy.- Lightweight. At about 15 lbs, this stroller is very light and can easily be carried with one hand.- 1 hand open and close. Unlike other strollers including the Pockit+, this stroller can be opened and closed with one hand making it easy to collapse at the airport especially if you have things to carry like bags or a baby.- Function. Despite its relatively small size, the wheels are easy to push and spin which is a huge improvement from the Pockit+. The basket underneath feels very sturdy, unlike the Zoe which is just a net. The seat can be easily adjusted to a lying position for naps. I like having the braking mechanism in the middle instead of to the side since this is easier to press and release. The leg rest can be adjusted up or down depending on preference. This is great for naps since the stroller essentially becomes a bed for the child.- Price. This stroller I substantially less expensive than both the Pockit+ and the Zoe.Cons:- Backrest. The backrest does not come to a completely upright position and maxes out at 30-45 degrees.- Shade cover. The shade cover is short and does not fully cover the stroller so the sun may be in her eyes when she lays down to sleep.- Freestanding. When folded, the stroller can stand on its wheels but the wheels need to be in specific positions, or else the stroller will fall over.- Carrying. Without the guard rail attached, there is no handle to carry the stroller when it's folded.Overall, we love this stroller and it will easily replace the Pockit+ that we previously used. It's a little bigger so we may be asked to gate-check the stroller rather than be allowed to carry it on the plane like the Pockit+. I am hoping to find a bag that will fit the stroller nicely so they can see that it is smaller in dimensions than most people's carry-on luggage. For portability purposes, removing the guardrail will make it fit into smaller dimensions. We use a thin dark blanket to cover the stroller when the baby naps which can be easily tucked or tied around the leg rest on the bottom and tied to the bar at the top. Put the blanket behind the baby's back when she's sitting up to compensate for the angle of the backrest.At a fraction of the price of the gb Pockit+, this stroller is great for travel and definitely worth every penny.