Minne BabyStroller Travel Bag, Compatible With Gb Pockit Stroller, Lightweight Stroller Travel Bag

I thought I was going crazy because I couldn’t fit my GB Pockit+ in the bag because the wheels were sticking out and I got really annoyed. But THEN I realized that I didn’t have the stroller FULLY folded with the wheels turned in. Fixed that and it fit perfectly! The bag also has room to store our rain cover! It’s very durable and feels solid and I’m comfortable it will protect our stroller and is much easier to carry now! Very happy with this bag.

An earlier version of this review said I couldn't get the Pockit Air to fit -- that was because I was doing it wrong! In fact, it does fit the Pockit Air if you take the time to flip the rear wheels around prior to collapsing the stroller. Each rear wheel has a small white sliding lock on it -- push that down (toward the wheel) and the wheel assembly folds up an additional level. THEN continue to fold the stroller as normal. It's a bit more difficult, but substantially reduces the size of the stroller and lets it fit in this bag with room to spare.Additionally, if you don't want to take the time to fold the rear wheels, the stroller will still *almost* fit in this bag (just leave the top unzipped. This can be "good enough" for some occasions (I've carried it this way for a couple hours at a time and the bag did not accidentally unzip or anything like that.Highly recommended for the price! And thank you also to the seller for realizing my stupid mistake and reaching out with an explanation of what to do.

Guys you need to make sure your Pockit is in the most compact position, which usually isn’t the case since it requires an extra step. I had to watch a YouTube video because I didn’t get it, but you have to fold the back wheels under so it’s in its smallest form. When you do that there is a TON of space in this thing so I can easily use all of the storage compartments to use this as a bag for my toddler and carry snacks, wipes, drinks and a change of clothes with zero issue. I was able to fit it in the bag with the quick method of breaking down the stroller (where you see both sets of wheels stacked), but I can see this would probably be why people complain about the zipper breaking because you can feel the stress you’re putting on the fabric when you do it this way. In a pinch, yes, but for regular use, take the extra 30 seconds and break it all the way down to fit it in the bag properly. I can’t wait to use this on our trip!

Bought this last minute for a trip with just the baby and I. We have a GB Pockit stroller and I wanted to be hands-free as much as possible. I was second guessing this purchase because I can never fold anything back into its pouch, but I was successfully able to do it with this bag EVERY TIME! Not only that, it didn’t take me long to do it either. I was highly impressed. Not only that, but I mainly used the bag as a back pack (when the stroller was in it) and it was light and comfortable. The straps never dug into my shoulders and I didn’t get tangled up since I had baby in the baby carrier in front of me. I checked the bag at the gate and the gate attendants were intrigued at how compact the bag was. Even questioned if it really was my stroller. Needless to say, my stroller was protected and every time I got the bag at the gate, it was clean with no rips or tears - a true test of its durability. We shall see how it lasts as we only had 4 trips on it. Oh, and once the bag was rolled back into the pouch, it was a strap that I attached to my suitcase or the stroller when in use. The snaps were heavy duty so I didn’t worry about it snapping off in the middle of the concourse.

I purchased this for the gb Pocket Air all Terrain as we were embarking on an almost month trip from the US to France onto Africa with a two year old, (and a 4 and 7 year old), and new a stroller would not be negotiable for the toddler.However, we were going with 5 checked backs, 5 carry-ons and 5 personal item bags, NOT including the stroller. Therefore movement with the stroller in tow needed to be as easy as possible. Enter this bag.The GOOD:- FIT: it fit the all terrain perfectly with some reasonable room to spare, no disappointment- MATERIAL: the nylon material akin to nylon joggers is good quality and durable, as are the straps. We are now back from our excursion and this guy suffered no tears, rips or fraying.- DESIGN: the GOOOD about the design is that it folds into a really small 6 inch handbag that fits with ease in the stroller storage when the stroller is in use and quickly unzips into the stroller bag when it's time to load onto the plane, or train. The STRAPS are where it falls short and I'll address below- DURABILITY: as I stated we flew from the US to CDG in Paris, (huge airport), then to Nairobi, (very long walk), and then we took a train later in the trip to Mombasa, and of course the return trips and this guy was a life-saver. The gb pocket air is light and easy to handle but not when you have 3 kids, 5 carry-ons, 5 personal backpacks and you're trying to vigorously get to your seat to get coveted overhead space. So again, LIFE-SAVEROK, now the BAD which had me teetering on 3 or 4 stars: THE STRAPS. I can't get over this shortcoming given how smart the design is on this bag. The issue with the straps is:A) there is no handle on the top of the bag. Think of your standard handle at the top of any (and every) book bag. This one doesn't have it. That is a huge issue for the standard parent traveler because my back had a carry-on backpack (great trick for parents to have one of your 5 carry-in's be a soft backpack by Maeten), and my front had a messenger personal item bag across my chest, (mine), and I was pushing two roller carry-ons with kids personal item bags on them. So there was no mounting this to my back. The standard bag handle would have made life so much easier, especially given B) belowB). The straps are designed so that they cannot be on a fixed length like normal bags. How the straps work is that you have to hold both sides of the strap at the same time to keep the straps at an equal length. If you hold only 1 side of the overlapping strap, the strap will stretch to 4 feet long and you can't carry it easily. But by holding both straps, the balance causes both straps to be equally two feet. This differs from standard straps with a stress clip that you feed the strap through, set your desired length and you're good no matter what. Doesn't seem like a big deal? Good luck with US TSA, FRENCH TSA (even if your connecting) and Kenyan TSA followed by customs. Ugh! I can't tell you how many times I was just dragging this on the floor because of the straps and trying to corral kids and bags. I really don't get the design. Hence my 3 star / 4 star debate.Ultimately, I went with 4 stars since this bag did we well and doubled as a vomit bag four my seven year old who in the sweltering heat of the 2 hour immigration line, finally succumb to motion sickness and painted the floor for the hundreds behind us. This bag was very handy for that as well and was simple to clean :)