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I don't have one of these, but I'm planning on purchasing the double version soon. I'm in a stroller group that absolutely raves about the Valco brand of strollers. They're pretty reasonably priced. This one is able to forward/reverse face and I *think* you can buy a ride on board attachment.

https://www.amazon.com/Valco-Baby-Lightweight-Reversible-Stroller/dp/B00U6E2378

I really like my Mountain Buggy Nano- it's perfect for carrying up and down stairs because it folds up super small. And it's very light. You can also put an infant car seat in it with no adapters (it has a belt thing that you loop through the seatbelt path)- but it's not as quick and easy as a snap and go. The basket is fairly small but that's true of all light strollers. And reclines pretty far back though not flat.

Downside- it's definitely a travel stroller and wouldn't be great on bumpy surfaces like a full size stroller, and no option for a double or a buggy board. And the fold is quick and easy but requires too hands.

I just really love how small it folds- like the size of a briefcase.

Eta: you cannot turn the seat to face you, though with the infant car seat in it the baby would be facing you.

Several people in my neighborhood (urban row homes) moms group have been raving about the mountain buggy nano recently. Apparently they like it even on our terrible city sidewalks.

I have a joovy ultralight. It's 13 lbs, folds easily, and has a recline. No backwards facing though.

I've had 3 that could be considered light weight. We have a maclaren mark 2, which weighs pretty much nothing (7 lbs) and is definitely an umbrella stroller, but great for travel and on nice flat surfaces. Our normal everyday stroller is a city mini GT, which is 21 lbs, and great on uneven sidewalks. We used to have a regular city mini, which I think was 17 lbs, and almost perfect but I just wanted better wheels for the times when it snows around here (the city mini gets stuck in the snow, the gt is pretty good in a couple inches). None of these can face inwards though. The city minis can technically have a glider board attached but it gets pretty bad reviews so I haven't tried it.

We have #2 coming soon and I'm considering getting a joovy caboose ultralight, although I'm assuming I'm going to run into a problem with snowy days with this stroller as well.

I'd recommend getting an umbrella stroller. It's really all I ever need, even with two kids. Most are light weight and compact. I have a 4 year old UB gluxe that's still going strong. Easy to carry up and down the stairs (strap) and stands up by itself. We've traveled a lot with it, and I have no complaints.

I just got the Zoe Deluxe and I love it! Super light, amazing canopy, good storage. No extras tho really for your other LO. Its a 9 lb umbrella stroller. I use it to walk my city streets almost daily.

I love my Bumbleride Flyer! It folds nicely and you can switch the orientation to have baby facing you or facing away. It has been discontinued but you might be able to find them used. I bought mine two years ago on a mommy swap in excellent condition.

I know it's not a full size stroller but the UB g-luxe has been amazing! It's so light weight. I can fold it and unfold it while holding Nora. I pushed Elly around in it while baby wearing Nora as an infant.

@pachamama: We got the Zoe too and I LOVE it! So much better than the giant 25lb stroller I had before. I've never seen anyone else with one.

MB Nano is the best stroller we own, I love it so so much! @Mrs. Pen:

@Aria: we are #unique. I read about 93489230 reviews before I settled on it. I wish the wheels would navigate bumps a littttttttttle better but I am 90% happy and for me, that's good haha.

@Aria: @pachamama: I also have a Zoë stroller. Am I missing some trick to get it to stay upright when it is folded? That's my big gripe with it-- it falls down.

I have been very happy with my Armadillo Flip XT. It's a lightweight full size stroller. The seat is reversible and can be used from birth without a car seat.