Mamazing Stroller Review: Is It the Best Budget Travel Stroller?

When I first saw Mamazing stroller available, I thought it was just another “too good to be true” copycat. Yet, the stroller proved me wrong and it’s truly awesome.

In my opinion, along with Zoe Traveler stroller, Mamazing is the best budget travel stroller on the market. While it doesn’t have the same amount of accessories as Babyzen, Joolz, or Bugaboo, it works as expected.

Are there are cons of Mamazing stroller, or things to take into consideration? Let’s take a look!

Pros & Cons of Mamazing Stroller Review

Age Range – 6 months to 50 pounds (22kg) 
Stroller Weight – 11.5 pounds (5.2 kg) 
Folded Size – 20.5 (19 without a bumper bar) x 18.5 x 11 inches (52 x 46 x 20cm)  

Mamazing Stroller Review

Maneuverability & Storage

Mamazing stroller is made of carbon fiber, which is why it’s lightweight but doesn’t look or feel cheap and flimsy. It’s pretty durable, so you don’t need to be afraid of any dents.

This travel stroller is sturdy and doesn’t tip backward with a bit of pressure from a bag.

It’s the only stroller on the US market that has a parental safety strap included. All strollers must have it in Australia (known for the strictest safety regulations when it comes to strollers and car seats), so I was positively surprised about this inclusion.

Brakes on Mamazing stroller

The brake system is different than on most strollers. You need to press the right wheel (marked with red) to lock it. To unlock the brake, you need to press the left wheel pedal (marked with green). It takes a bit to get used to, but works as expected.

There’s also a little parental pocket on the back of the seat, right under the parental handle, which is a must for me to store random trinkets, spare diaper or pacifier.

Mamazing stroller accessories

Seat Design

The bumper bar on the seat comes included and it’s perfectly sized for a child to hold onto comfortably (on some strollers like Uppababy Minu or Cybex Libelle) the bar is too short and uncomfortable for a child to hold onto.

The seat is decently padded and the footrest is sturdy, it doesn’t sink in the middle like some of them.

One concern of mine is the canopy, as you can extend it, but then one part of it is mesh (same way it works on Bugaboo Butterfly). If it’s sunny you might need to carry a lightweight cloth to cover the mesh to make it darker for the child.

You can easily adjust the recline one handedly, but you need both hands to pull it up. Recline is multi-positioned, just pull the button on the strap to the desired depth. It’s just not close to flat, but it’s enough for a child to rest comfortably.

You can even unzip the back for ventilation as there’s a secondary in-built mesh panel on the back of the seat.

Budget travel strollers
Mamazing stroller pictured (on the right) in comparison to other lightweight travel strollers

Fold & Unfold

The fold is truly one-handed and unfolds easily one handedly as well. The carry strap is already built-in and comfortable enough to throw a stroller on your shoulder.

Mom folding Mamazing stroller

Mamazing Stroller Review: Verdict & Final Thoughts

I honestly have zero complaints about this stroller, which is rare for me to say after testing so many strollers on the market. Could the harness be easier to adjust? Yes, but you’ll only struggle with it once.

Mamazing is a small and mighty stroller for those who don’t want to splurge on a more well-known by airlines luxury travel stroller.

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