Safety 1st Easy-Fold

Compact stroller with a one-hand, self-standing fold, listed at $129.99 and under 17 lb by Safety 1st. It fits children to 50 lb and meets Disney park size limits, according to the maker.

Max child weight: 50 lb; in the seat

Best for: Trips where a self-standing fold matters, in the city or at the airport

~$130list price at the last catalog update

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What it does well

Self-standing one-hand fold at $129.99, tied with the Chicco Urbino as the cheapest compact here
Padded carry strap, where the Chicco Urbino at the same price uses its bumper bar as the handle
Cup holder mounts on either side, so it suits a left- or right-handed parent
Meets Disney size requirements per Safety 1st

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

What you lift

Safety 1st does not publish a weight for this model, so it is left blank rather than estimated.

Why makers’ weights don’t always compare

Infant car seats

Safety 1st lists no infant car seat for the Safety 1st Easy-Fold.

Source: The maker's page names no compatible car seat.

The whole car-seat matrix

Specifications

Approx. price: ~$130
Type: Compact & travel
Fold: One-hand fold, stands when folded; Safety 1st: "Ultra-compact 1-hand fold, and stands on its own for easy storage"
Max child weight: 50 lb; Safety 1st: "Fits children up to 50 lbs."
Car seats: None listed by the maker

Safety 1st publishes no handlebar height for this model, so taller parents have nothing to check it against here.

The carry-on check

Safety 1st publishes no folded dimensions for the Safety 1st Easy-Fold on the pages read for this catalog, so there is no carry-on verdict. A size is never estimated from photos or a sibling model.