After trying several strollers over the last two years, I was honestly surprised by how much I like the Mompush Nexis.

The biggest selling point for me was the weight. At only 11.5 pounds and under $200, it’s hard to find another travel stroller that offers this combination of portability, features, and value. It folds quickly, stands on its own, and is easy to lift into the trunk with one hand while managing a toddler.

My 2-year-old is comfortable in it, and I appreciate the near-flat recline, adjustable calf support, and large canopy. The stroller pushes smoothly, feels stable, and doesn’t feel “cheap” despite the affordable price point.

We purchased it specifically for international travel, and the compact fold and lightweight frame made it an easy choice. For families who don’t want to spend $400–$500 on a travel stroller, I think this is one of the best options available.

A few things I would improve: the canopy can sit close to my hands when pushing, especially when extended, and the storage basket isn’t huge. But neither issue has been enough to outweigh the overall value.

Overall, I think the Mompush Nexis punches well above its price point. Lightweight, functional, toddler-approved, and budget-friendly. I’d absolutely recommend it to parents looking for an affordable travel stroller.

First of all, we’ve been very hapoy with the stroller. My baby likes it. It sits up to a true 90 degrees. The color looks nice. It’s lightweight which was especially helpful for my parents when helping us. Storage space on bottom is good.

Every review I’ve seen highlights the best points and it’s true. It’s a great stroller.

The iffy stuff I wish I’d known and compared on other strollers before buying:
- There are only my three or four back positions - I think it’s fully upright, tilted back a little, title back a lot, and fully down. I wish it had the full range of motion - any recline degree isn’t an option
- I need to practice folding it I think. Sometimes I get it fully folded and sometimes I just sort of throw it in the back of the cars as “good enough”. It didn’t look as compact as the picture (User error? Probably )
- Same things for setting it up. It’s not a one fold pullout. There’s a clip on the bottom half you have to undo separate from the button you push for the top.
- the harness has 4 different straps to buckle in - one for each leg and shoulder harness- likely a common thing people love, but I wasn’t expecting that

I love the stroller. It works wonders.

We had a mompush stroller with the bassinet attachment and absolutely loved it but didn’t like that it wasn’t compact for traveling so we got this one… we love how compact it is in the car, quick to transfer from car to car, and it’s easy to pack in the car when traveling.

We recently flew to Hawaii for our family yearly vacation, and I can honestly tell you this is the best stroller I’ve ever used. So quick to set up and to put away. It was so quick and perfect for airplanes! Not only was it great but they sent me a cover for it. The cover was perfect to keep it clean. I chose the forest green! Such beautiful color. Very happy overall and my kid is too. Even took a nap on the stroller! 😄