Steel, not aluminum, holds this pink stroller together. That choice costs a little weight and buys outright strength, and the result still comes in at 13 lbs, light enough to lift with one arm. Around the frame sits 300D Oxford fabric with PP and EVA parts. The seat carries up to 33 lbs and suits children from six to thirty-six months, and the basket underneath is rated to 3 lbs, which is honest about what a stroller this size should be asked to haul. Open it stands 35 by 18 by 39 in, and it folds to 31.5 by 18 by 21 inches, small enough for a car boot or an overhead compartment, which is what makes it suited to airplane travel. The backrest sets to multiple positions rather than a fixed pair, so a child can be propped up to watch, tipped back to rest, or laid down properly once asleep. Overhead, the canopy is non-toxic and breathable, and it carries a skylight panel that lets an adult check on a sleeping child from behind without leaning around the side and waking them. Underneath run 5.5-in EVA wheels, larger than the castors that light frames usually carry, which is why the stroller keeps a line over uneven ground instead of catching on every lip. A five-point safety harness holds the child. In front there is a feeding tray for a cup or a snack.