
Mompush Lithe V2
Lightweight & umbrella
- Weight
- 17.4 lb
- Folded size
- 11.02 x 21.26 x 26.97 in
- Handlebar height
- up to 40.6 in
Best for: Travel and quick errands with a baby or toddler under about 3 years
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A four-year warranty is listed on all seven Mompush strollers, which cost $190 to $500. The range is travel-led: the Nexis (11.5 lb, folded 18.11 x 7.87 x 19.09 inches, sold as IATA-compatible) is the lightest, then the Velo (17 lb), the Lithe V2 (17.4 lb, 40 lb limit) and the Lithe Double (25.4 lb, 40 lb per seat). The Meteor 2 (23.2 lb, $190) is a compact with a tall handlebar range, 31.9 to 45.28 inches. The Ultimate 2 ($300, 24.9 lb) and Ultimate 3 ($500, 28.3 lb) are the full-size pair and both include a bassinet option. All seven publish handlebar heights. Car-seat support is thin on detail: the Ultimate 2 and Meteor 2 include an adapter, the Ultimate 3 and Velo sell one, but Mompush names no seat brand for any of them.
Ordered by price, lowest first.

Lightweight & umbrella
Best for: Travel and quick errands with a baby or toddler under about 3 years
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Compact & travel
Best for: A from-birth stroller that takes a car seat, on a budget

Compact & travel
Best for: A carbon-fiber travel stroller under 12 lb for frequent flights
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Double
Best for: Two toddlers on a budget where a trunk-friendly fold matters more than rough-terrain wheels
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Full-size
Best for: Tall parents shopping for a bassinet-capable stroller at a mid price
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Compact & travel
Best for: Air travel with a toddler who needs a real seat and a roomy basket
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Full-size
Best for: Bigger wheels and basket than the Ultimate 2, with a bassinet to be added later
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