Buggies

A pushchair is often used from birth with a carrycot or a fully lie-flat seat. A buggy is typically more lightweight, compact and easy to fold — usually used once your child can sit up independently, or as a second pushchair for travel and days out. The best choice depends on your child’s age and how often you’re out and about.

A travel buggy is a compact, lightweight buggy that folds down small and is easy to take in the car, on trains or on flights. Travel buggies are ideal if you travel often, take city breaks or want a second buggy for holidays. If you’re buying a travel buggy for flying, check the weight, folding mechanism and folded dimensions.

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Yes. A compact buggy can be your main buggy as long as it offers enough comfort and recline options for your child. A compact buggy like the Rockey S or Miley 2 is lightweight and folds small, which is ideal if you have limited storage space, use public transport often or lift the buggy in and out of the car regularly.

Many airlines allow you to take a buggy right up to the gate. After that, it usually goes into the hold — or sometimes as cabin luggage, depending on size and weight. Choose a lightweight, foldable travel buggy that packs down small, and always check your airline’s rules before you fly.

The best buggy depends on how you’ll use it. For city life, choose a compact or city buggy. If you travel often, a lightweight travel buggy is a smart choice. For longer walks or rougher surfaces, a buggy with better suspension and larger wheels can feel more comfortable. On this page, you can compare all Easywalker buggies step by step to choose the best buggy and buy online.