Review · Travel stroller
gb Pockit+ All-City Review: Can a Stroller Really Fit in Your Carry-On?
Short answer: The gb Pockit+ All-City is worth it if a tiny fold matters more than a smooth ride. It folds to about 7.5 x 13 x 18.9 in, weighs about 12.6 lb and takes Cybex infant car seats. Amazon sold it for $239.95 in October 2026. BabyGearLab found it hard to steer over curbs and grass.
Our verdict
8.0out of 10
Very good
Best for
- Frequent flyers who want a stroller that fits an overhead bin
- City families with small apartments or small car trunks
- Parents with a Cybex infant car seat who want a light travel system
Skip if
- You walk on grass, gravel or broken sidewalks every day
- You want a deep recline for long naps
- You want a stroller for a newborn without using a car seat
Pros
- Folds to about 7.5 x 13 x 18.9 in, per Nordstrom and Amazon
- Takes Cybex infant car seats with the included adapters
- 11 lb basket limit, generous for a stroller this small
- Named the most compact stroller by BabyGearLab
Cons
- BabyGearLab scored it 5.5 for maneuverability, citing small wheels and a flexible frame
- Seat use starts at 6 months, and the recline is shallow
- No maker price or spec sheet could be checked; retailers disagree on weight and limits
$239.95List price, October 2026
See it at gbPrices change often. Check the retailer before you buy.
The gb Pockit+ All-City folds smaller than almost any full-feature stroller, which is why BabyGearLab named it its most compact pick. It takes a Cybex infant car seat with the included adapters, holds 11 lb in the basket and seats a child from 6 months. The trade-offs are small wheels, a flexible frame and a shallow recline. Buy it for flights, city apartments and small trunks. For long daily walks on rough ground, a bigger stroller will be kinder to your arms.
Who is the gb Pockit+ All-City for?
The gb Pockit+ All-City is for families who care most about a small fold. It is made by gb, part of the same Goodbaby group as Cybex, and it folds to about 7.5 x 13 x 18.9 in according to Nordstrom and the Amazon brand listing. That fits an airplane overhead bin, a closet shelf or the trunk of a small car. Amazon sold it for $239.95 in October 2026, and BabyGearLab named it its most compact travel stroller. The seat is for children from 6 months. With the included adapters, a Cybex infant car seat clips on, so it can work as a light travel system from birth. It is not the best everyday stroller for long walks on rough ground. If you fly often or live in a small city apartment, it makes a lot of sense.
How does the Pockit+ All-City ride and steer?
The gb Pockit+ All-City has small wheels and front wheel suspension, according to the Amazon brand listing, and the rear wheels lock. BabyGearLab scored it 5.5 out of 10 for maneuverability. Its reviewers found the frame flexible, said it struggled on grass and had trouble with curbs and thresholds. The suspension helps on city sidewalks, which is what the All-City name points to, but the wheels are small, so cracks and bumps still come through. On airport floors, shopping streets and smooth paths it is fine. For park trails, gravel or snow, look for bigger wheels. It is not a jogging stroller. Think of it as a stroller that gets you through an airport, a museum or a city break with little fuss, rather than one built for long daily walks over mixed ground. Expect to lift the front wheels over high curbs.
- Maneuverability7.2 / 10
- WheelsSmall plastic wheels with front wheel suspension; lockable rear wheels
How big is the Pockit+ All-City when folded?
The fold is the reason to buy the gb Pockit+ All-City. Nordstrom and the Amazon Night Blue listing give a folded size of 7.5 x 13 x 18.9 in, and BabyGearLab measured 21.3 x 13 x 8 in, one of the smallest packages it has seen. It folds in two steps into a handbag-like shape and stands on its own. BabyGearLab found the fold needs two hands. Nordstrom lists 12.6 lb, BabyGearLab measured 13.1 lb, and Amazon listings range from 11 to 13.2 lb. The Amazon brand listing says it is airline carry-on compliant but advises checking with your airline first.
Is the Pockit+ All-City comfortable and safe?
The gb Pockit+ All-City has a 5-point harness, a UPF 50+ canopy and a seatback with multiple recline positions, according to the Amazon brand listing. BabyGearLab found the recline shallower than many rivals and noted the lever needs two hands to raise. The canopy is larger than on earlier Pockits but, in BabyGearLab's view, covers only overhead sun, and there is no peek-a-boo window. The leg rest has two positions. The seat is rated from 6 months, and Nordstrom lists a 55 lb limit, though the Amazon listing says 22 kg, about 48.5 lb. Use it for outings and travel rather than long naps.
How much storage does the Pockit+ All-City have?
The Amazon brand listing gives the gb Pockit+ All-City an 11 lb basket limit, and BabyGearLab lists the same figure. For a stroller that folds this small, that is generous, and it beats the 10 lb limit on several rivals. The basket is low and shallow, so it holds a small diaper bag, a jacket and a few snacks better than a big shopping trip. A parent cup holder is not listed among the features.
How does the Pockit+ All-City grow with your baby?
Scroll through the stages below; the 3D stroller changes as you go. Drag it to turn it.
1 · Seat, reclined
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01 · The early months
Seat, reclined
From 6 months. Multi-position adjustable seatback; BabyGearLab found the recline shallower than many rivals
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02 · Sitting up, through the toddler years
Seat, upright
The seat is rated to 55 lb, so most children can ride until they no longer need a stroller.
Will the gb Pockit+ All-City fit in an overhead bin?
In most cases, yes. The Amazon brand listing calls the gb Pockit+ All-City airline carry-on compliant, and BabyGearLab lists it as carry-on compatible. Nordstrom and the Amazon Night Blue listing give a folded size of 7.5 x 13 x 18.9 in. BabyGearLab measured 21.3 x 13 x 8 in, which is still small enough for most overhead bins. Airline rules vary, though, and the brand listing itself says to check with your airline before you fly. At about 12.6 to 13.1 lb, depending on the source, it is easy to carry down the aisle. For a baby under 6 months, a Cybex infant car seat clips onto the frame with the included adapters, though the car seat travels separately when the stroller is folded.
gb Pockit+ All-City vs Cybex Libelle (2026) vs Colugo The Compact Stroller+
| Spec | gb Pockit+ All-City | Cybex Libelle (2026) | Colugo The Compact Stroller+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Our rating | 8.0 | 8.4 | 8.3 |
| List price | $239.95 | $349.95 | $199 |
| Weight | 12.6 lb | 13.7 lb | 16.2 lb |
| Folded (L×W×H) | 7.5×13×18.9 in | 12.6×7.8×18.9 in | 22×17.6×10.6 in |
| Max child weight | Nordstrom lists 6 months to 55 lb; the Amazon listing text says up to 22 kg (about 48.5 lb, approx. 4 years) | 55 lb | 55 lb |
| Bassinet included | No | No | No |
| Seats two children | No | No | No |
| Type | Travel | Travel | Travel |
Cybex Libelle (2026): Cybex's own ultra-compact stroller, carry-on size with a 55 lb limit, at $349.95. Colugo The Compact Stroller+: A carry-on fold and a one-hand auto-fold for $199.
How we rated the gb Pockit+ All-City
Six criteria, weighted by how much they shape everyday life. Read our methodology.
Weighted total8.0— Very good
gb Pockit+ All-City full specifications
| Type | Travel |
|---|---|
| Weight | 12.6 lb (per Nordstrom and the Amazon Night Blue listing; BabyGearLab measured 13.1 lb, and other Amazon listings say 11 lb or 13.2 lb) |
| Folded size (L×W×H) | 7.5×13×18.9 in (7.5 x 13 x 18.9 in per Nordstrom and the Amazon Night Blue listing (no maker figure available); BabyGearLab measured 21.3 x 13 x 8 in) |
| Max child weight | Nordstrom lists 6 months to 55 lb; the Amazon listing text says up to 22 kg (about 48.5 lb, approx. 4 years) |
| From birth | No; from 6 months in the seat, or from birth in a compatible Cybex infant car seat with the included adapters |
| Seat age | From 6 months |
| Recline | Multi-position adjustable seatback; BabyGearLab found the recline shallower than many rivals |
| Basket | Up to 11 lb |
| Fold | Ultra-compact two-step fold into a small handbag shape; stands when folded |
| Wheels & suspension | Small plastic wheels with front wheel suspension; lockable rear wheels |
| Car seat compatibility | Cybex infant car seats with the included adapters; Nordstrom also lists Nuna PIPA and Maxi-Cosi Mico 30 with adapters sold separately |
| Converts | Single stroller only |
| Travel | Airline carry-on compliant per the Amazon brand listing (check with your airline); BabyGearLab lists it as carry-on compatible |
| In the box | Stroller with UPF 50+ canopy, Cybex infant car seat adapters |
| Safety | The Amazon brand listing states it meets ASTM |
| List price | $239.95 (Amazon.com gb brand listing (Night Blue, sold by Amazon.com), 30 October 2026; other colors $238.54 to $272.74. No maker MSRP could be checked; BabyGearLab cites $330) |
What to buy instead
Cybex's own ultra-compact stroller, carry-on size with a 55 lb limit, at $349.95.
Cybex Libelle (2026)
8.4 — Very good. 13.7 lb, folds to 12.6×7.8×18.9 in, $349.95.
A carry-on fold and a one-hand auto-fold for $199.
Colugo The Compact Stroller+
8.3 — Very good. 16.2 lb, folds to 22×17.6×10.6 in, $199.
Another tiny fold, from a well-known premium brand, with a bigger basket and a newborn pack option.
Stokke YOYO3
8.6 — Excellent. 13.7 lb, folds to 20.5×17.3×7.1 in, $499.
gb Pockit+ All-City FAQ
Is the gb Pockit+ All-City worth it?
If you travel often or have little space, yes. It folds to about 7.5 x 13 x 18.9 in, weighs about 12.6 lb and takes Cybex infant car seats. Amazon sold it for $239.95 in October 2026. BabyGearLab found it hard to steer on rough ground.
Can a newborn use the gb Pockit+ All-City?
Not in the seat, which is rated from 6 months. A newborn can ride in a Cybex infant car seat clicked onto the frame with the included adapters. Nordstrom also lists Nuna PIPA and Maxi-Cosi Mico 30 seats, with adapters sold separately.
What is the weight limit of the gb Pockit+ All-City?
Sources disagree. Nordstrom lists 6 months to 55 lb, while the Amazon brand listing says up to 22 kg, about 48.5 lb or roughly 4 years. The gb US site could not be checked, so follow the label and manual on your stroller.
How heavy is the gb Pockit+ All-City?
Nordstrom and the Amazon Night Blue listing give 12.6 lb. BabyGearLab measured 13.1 lb, and other Amazon listings say 11 lb or 13.2 lb. Either way, it is light enough to carry on one arm, and the basket still holds 11 lb.