Chicco Urbino vs Safety 1st Easy-Fold
Only Chicco publishes a folded size for its model here; Safety 1st gives none for the Safety 1st Easy-Fold, so only one side gets a carry-on verdict.
Chicco
Chicco Urbino
Over by 8.8 in (3 sides over)“Lightweight”, below median
~$130
At $129.99, this compact has all-wheel suspension, a one-hand squeeze fold that stands, and a bumper bar that becomes the carry handle.
Best for: A cheap second stroller for grandparents' car or trips
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Safety 1st
Safety 1st Easy-Fold
No folded size published
~$130
Compact stroller with a one-hand, self-standing fold, listed at $129.99 and under 17 lb by Safety 1st.
Best for: Trips where a self-standing fold matters, in the city or at the airport
Check price on Amazon| Specification | Chicco Urbino | Safety 1st Easy-Fold |
|---|---|---|
| Approx. price | ~$130 | ~$130 |
| Type | Compact & travel | Compact & travel |
| Weight | 14.5 lb | not published |
| Folded size | 10 x 21 x 30.8 in | not published |
| Carry-on check | Over by 8.8 in (3 sides over) | not published |
| Folded box | 3.74 cu ft | not published |
| Unfolded size | 31.2 x 21 x 40.6 in | not published |
| Fold | One-hand fold, stands when folded | One-hand fold, stands when folded |
| Handlebar height | 40.6 in (fixed) | not published |
| Max child weight | 50 lb | 50 lb |
| Recline | Multi-position one-hand recline | not published |
| Car seats | None listed by the maker | None listed by the maker |
Chicco Urbino: what it gives up
- No car-seat option and no stated starting age
- Fixed 40.6-inch handlebar
- 30.8 inches tall folded
Safety 1st Easy-Fold: what it gives up
- With no folded size printed, trunk fit is unchecked for a stroller sold on its fold
- No car seat compatibility named
- No newborn mode is listed, so it starts with an older baby
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