A great travel companion—lightweight and easy to push, perfect for taking your little one out and about!

For us pseudo-single moms who are constantly out and about with our kids, having a stroller that’s easy to push, lightweight, and convenient is the most important thing of all!

I believe the first question most people have when buying a stroller is usually “”

Generally speaking, (our bunny baby’s first stroller was a European model, and even when folded, it was still two-thirds my height—basically no fold at all!) My husband said it felt like pushing something about to fall apart!

Today, the lady of the house is here to do an unboxing for everyone.

Not only does it retain [the benefits], but it also reduces the weight to the lightest among European models—it’s a stroller that can be used from birth up to 15 kg!

It’s a stroller that can be used from newborns to four-year-olds, and our bunny baby just makes the cutoff to use it—ha!

It comes in colors for boys, girls, or neutral tones—we chose the elegant Persian blue this time, paired with black frames, which looks really cool!

The foldable design is unlike other European models that remain huge even when folded—there’s a noticeable difference. Once folded, it’s actually airplane-cabin size!

Using Bunny as a scale, you can see that Bunny, who is 80 cm tall, still has a big gap compared to the stroller because—

Compared to a carry-on suitcase, it’s almost the same size. The “German Hauck SWIFT” is truly lightweight and convenient, with no hassle in storage or carrying!

Just talking about size might not give you a feel—let me tell you about real usage. This stroller doesn’t need to go in the trunk; you can just put it on the back seat footwell. That means, if your trunk isn’t big or if it’s already filled with other stuff, this stroller, once folded, can fit right by your child’s feet—isn’t that super space-saving?

This makes boarding and disembarking much easier—you can have your hands free to hold your kid or handle luggage. At 6.4 kg, it’s not too heavy to carry, and if dad’s around, of course he can carry it!

Once folded, it’s secured with this side buckle so the stroller won’t come apart.

In the past, we used to leave the stroller at the door when eating out, but this “German Hauck SWIFT,” once folded, can fit right by your feet—super compact!

Next, the lady will demonstrate how to unfold the stroller. The buckle we just mentioned—just gently push it open with your thumb, then simply pull up with one hand—click—and it’s open!

Remember to hear the “click” sound—that means it’s locked in place (you can give it a little push to confirm it won’t collapse). The whole process takes less than three seconds. Even moms can unfold it with ease—this is what one-handed, instant opening is like. In the past, with our European “battle tanks,” moms had to use all their strength to unfold them, unlike this one, which is effortless—poof!

The “German Hauck SWIFT” unfolds to a height of 99 cm, and at 175 cm tall, our lady finds the handle height very comfortable!

Folding it up is simple too—just press the button with your thumb and index finger at the same time.

Push it forward, and the stroller will fold up smoothly—folding with one hand is no problem. If you’re holding your kid with one hand, being able to fold the stroller with the other hand in seconds is so convenient!

Moms who’ve pushed strollers know—the ease of pushing can vary a lot. (Every time we borrow those super-hard-to-push strollers from department stores, moms just feel defeated.) And whether it’s easy or not to push—ah!

Let’s show you a video of actual pushing. Even railway gaps and wooden boardwalks don’t affect the smoothness—it pushes very smoothly, and the shock absorption is great. Bunny Baby sitting in it looks very stable and doesn’t get uncomfortable from bumpy roads. You could say the 360-degree rotating front wheel plus shock absorption ensures the child sits super stably—which means better sleep!

There’s no sliding whatsoever, and it works perfectly even on slopes. Don’t underestimate this small feature—because our lady has had the experience of pressing down the brake, only to have the stroller still slide forward!

Next, let’s take a look at how it provides full support and wrapping for newborns. The seat pad is reversible and can be used on both sides, accompanying your baby through all four seasons.

Once it’s on, haha, even you, Monkey King, can’t escape!

Fully reclined, it lets the child lie completely flat—great for sleeping with feet extended. When sitting, folding it up helps the child sit more upright.

Fully flat isn’t a problem either. So this stroller can be used from newborn age without needing to switch to a different model!

Adjusting the backrest is simple too—just use the strap at the back. To lower it, pinch the sides of the upper strap and pull down.

To raise it, pull the lower cord and pinch the sides of the buckle to lift up.

Next, I’d also like to introduce (because mom always loves buying what she needs)

I had read before that this thing was supposed to be big, but after opening the car I realized it didn’t look nearly as large as described. Who would’ve thought? Who would’ve thought?! My backpack… actually… got completely swallowed up by it!! (Totally joking) And look, there’s still plenty of space left on the bag too!!

The first time I used it, I tried putting things in from the back and it felt really tight. It wasn’t until later that I figured out “you’re supposed to put things in from the front”—that is, you open the footrest upwards first, and then put the items in (as shown in the photo above where we demonstrate putting the backpack in).

This storage space might not look like much, but it really can fit a ton. On our weekend trip, we not only fit our overstuffed backpacks, but also the jackets for all four of us, their two water bottles, and even a pack of super puffy rice crackers XD. It was so much that I started thinking, this is just like those RV commercials talking about a “magic huge space.”

(Demonstrated by Tu Guai herself).

The back part can be opened for ventilation—just roll it up and secure it with the elastic band at the top. On hot days, opening the sunroof really lets in a lot of fresh air.

It gives moms peace of mind when using it, since everyone knows how strict EU regulations are.

Aside from the stroller itself being super easy to push, there are also some extra perks you get.

Not only is the stroller compatible, but the car seat and baby swing can also be used with it.

The QQ-soft 3D breathable mesh fabric makes it nice and cool for the little one lying in the stroller, not stuffy at all—perfect for helping heat-sensitive babies get through the hot summer.

Mom got the super cute fox-patterned one, which has a bit of a Nordic vibe. The butterfly-shaped neck pillow gives newborns great support and makes sleeping more comfortable. It can also be removed when the baby gets a bit older if desired.

The little fox looked absolutely adorable when Tu Guai sat in it. As expected, the heat-sensitive Tu Guai fussed a lot less when sitting in it—haha.

Finally, let me show you just how quick and convenient it is to open and fold the “German Hauck SWIFT” stroller with one hand.

Are you looking for a stroller you can use from birth all the way through?
Do you like the solid feel of European-style strollers, but also want something that folds up easily for storage?
Do you love traveling often, maybe even abroad, and always want to bring your own stroller along?

I believe that after reading mom’s unboxing review, you already have your answer—it’s the “German Hauck SWIFT”!

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