Quinny Zapp 4 stroller

Light, nimble, and stylish, the Quinny Zapp 4 has one of the smallest folded dimensions of any model in its class. Team the tiny fold of the Zapp with its out-of-this-world appearance, easy to manage swivel wheel configuration, and light ergonomic frame, and the result is one of the most exciting and eye-catching strollers available.

Standout Features:

• Folds down to 12" H x 27" L
• Weighs just 13 lbs
• Front wheel swivels 360 degrees for full maneuverability
• Includes car seat adapter for the Maxi Cosi Mico Infant Car Seat
• Comes complete with sun canopy, rain shield, and travel bag

Benefits for You: Get all the comfortable pushing and easy maneuverability of a full size stroller in a lightweight stroller with a super compact fold. The Zapp 4 from Quinny adapts to the different heights of mom and dad with an ergonomic, adjustable handle. The Zapp 4 corners easily thanks to the 360 degree front swivel wheel. Lock the wheels forward for added control and engage the parking brake with your foot for safe stopping.

Use the roomy underseat basket to store any shopping or gear. In an improvement over the original Quinny Zapp, the Zapp 4 allows the underseat storage basket to remain attached when used with the Maxi Cosi Mico Infant Car Seat. The Zapp's fabric is durable and stain resistant for easy care.

Benefits for Baby: Kids up to 40 lbs sit comfortably in the hammock of the Zapp 4. The 5-point harness adds safety. While the seat does not recline, most users report that children ride without complaint. Add the Maxi Cosi Mico Infant Car Seat to accommodate infants.

Compatibility: The Quinny Zapp 4 is compatible with the Maxi Cosi Mico Infant Car Seat.

Bottom Line: If the stroller you're searching for is light, quick, stylish, and folds up into a tiny package, the Quinny Zapp is for you. Like the Micralite Fastfold FTS -- another 13 lbs European stroller with an extremely small fold -- the Quinny Zapp could be thought of as a souped-up umbrella stroller.

Both the Zapp and the Micralite have fabric seats. The Micralite has a slight seat recline, while the Zapp has none at all. The lack of a seat recline is the Zapp's only notable limitation.