Ickle Bubba Pisces Ultra-Compact Stroller

If you’re looking for a buggy designed for effortless city steering that also doubles as a compact travel companion, then the stars have aligned. Meet Pisces, our Ultra-Compact Stroller. At a slimline and lightweight 4.9kg, you can fold it down in seconds and store it on a plane*, train and automobile. Or ‘car’, if you like?

Whether you’ve set your sights on a city adventure or you’re getting ready to travel round Terminal 2, Pisces has your back. The compact stroller takes the stress out of travelling, from birth to 22kg, meaning you’ve got a long-term solution for all your travel needs. With a handle height of 99.5cm, you can steer Pisces through busy city streets, rustic Mediterranean scenes and even lively airport lounges. All without fuss or too much-effort.

Yet, with all of Pisces lightweight and compact benefits, it doesn’t cut corners on comfort. Your baby will be sitting pretty with two recline positions, an adjustable calf rest, a UPF50+ hood and protective pop-out sun visor, as well as a handy ventilation panel that makes for cool, breathable strolls while abroad. Light on weight and big on comfort, with Pisces, we see nothing but happy travelling in your future.

• Ultra-Lightweight Design: Weighs just 4.9kg for easy carrying and effortless manoeuvring.
• Compact Fold: Folds down in seconds for convenient storage on planes*, trains, and in cars.
• Travel-Ready: Suitable from birth up to 22kg, offering a long-term solution for growing families.
• City-Smart Steering: Handle height of 99.5cm for smooth navigation through urban streets and busy terminals.
• Comfort-Focused:
• Two recline positions for tailored comfort
• Adjustable calf rest to support growing legs
• UPF50+ hood with pop-out sun visor for sun protection
• Ventilation panel for cool, breathable strolls
• Stylish & Practical: Designed for both city adventures and international travel with ease and elegance.

*Check your airline’s cabin allowance before travelling

* Age is only given as a guide. Always refer to child weight for correct suitability