
Peg Perego Volo
Compact & travel
- Weight
- 12 lb
- Folded size
- 9.75 x 17.5 x 19.75 in
- Handlebar height
- not published
Best for: Flyers wanting Peg Perego's lowest weight and lowest price
Brand
Only some Peg Perego strollers connect to the company's own Primo Viaggio infant seat, across a line that costs roughly $350 to $900. The City Loop Pro is described as travel-system ready, and the Veloce and Ypsi list the Primo Viaggio adapter as an accessory ($19.99 on the Ypsi). The Switch, Vivace and Volo name no car seat or adapter. The Volo is the travel model at 12 lb and 17.5 x 9.75 x 19.75 inches, and Peg Perego says it takes the overhead bin. The Veloce (23.75 lb) and Switch (24 lb) are the 20-inch-wide city strollers; the Switch has a reversible handle that moves the seat between parent and world facing and shifts sideways through narrow gaps. The Ypsi (26 lb) converts to a double with a $59.99 adapter. The Vivace prints a single dimension set without saying whether it is folded, so no fold is recorded. The Veloce, Switch, Vivace, Volo and Ypsi are listed from birth to 50 lb.
Ordered by price, lowest first.

Compact & travel
Best for: Flyers wanting Peg Perego's lowest weight and lowest price

Full-size
Best for: City families who own or plan to buy a Primo Viaggio infant seat

Full-size
Best for: City families who need a narrow reversible stroller for doorways and elevators
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Full-size
Best for: Swapping seat direction mid-walk with the child still in it
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Compact & travel
Best for: A lighter reversible-seat option inside the Peg Perego range

Full-size
Best for: A second child expected within a couple of years
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