The lightweight, highly maneuverable Britax B-Agile 3 is a nimble pick for day-to-day strolling, reviewers say. A one-handed fold, no-rethread harness and easy-to-clean fabric are among the attributes that make using the B-Agile 3 a snap, and the compact fold means it won’t hog space in small trunks. A large canopy helps keep babies comfortable and out of the sun. If you have a Britax car seat, you can attach it to form a full-fledged travel system without paying for a separate adapter.

The Graco LiteRider might not be as sleek as its pricier competitors, but it packs in a lot of conveniences considering its modest price. Parents love the included storage console, child snack tray, and cup holders. The under-seat storage basket is also big enough to accommodate even the most overstuffed diaper bags. A one-handed fold and easy-to-clean fabric are among the other desirable features. The LiteRider can accommodate Graco’s popular Click Connect or Classic Connect car seats without a pricey adapter, too.

Reviewers say the UPPAbaby G-Luxe boasts a combination of comfort and convenience that justifies its premium price. A smooth, standing fold and carrying strap make the stroller a winner for travel, and parents say they can easily push the G-Luxe with one hand — rare for an umbrella stroller. The large sun canopy, roomy seat and 55-pound weight capacity mean even bigger kids can take a break from walking. The high ergonomic handles and arched frame also make the G-Luxe a good pick for taller parents.

It doesn’t get much easier to tote than the Summer Infant 3D Lite. At just 12 pounds, it’s one of the lightest strollers out there. A one-handed fold and automatic lock also add to the 3D Lite’s portability. The stroller comes with some nice conveniences despite the budget-friendly price, including a sunshade with a pop-out visor, a parent storage pocket, a storage basket and a removable cup holder. The anti-shock front wheels and nicely padded harness help keep the ride smooth and safe for babies, too.

Reviewers say other jogging strollers still have a tough time matching the BOB Revolution SE’s smooth glide and durable construction. The swivel front wheel makes the stroller more versatile than a fixed-wheel jogger, while adjustable shocks keep babies from being jostled too much, even on rougher terrain. A large sunshade, ample storage basket, and several mesh storage pockets are among the stroller’s conveniences, while the Revolution SE’s 70-pound weight capacity means big kids can still take a load off.

Parents who assume a jogging stroller has to break the bank are pleasantly surprised by the Baby Trend Expedition, a longtime budget favorite. A swivel front wheel makes the stroller easy to maneuver in tight spaces, and a relatively compact fold means it will take up less storage space than bulkier joggers. A huge storage basket with integrated cup holders and a smartphone-friendly console are also parent favorites. If you have a Baby Trend car seat, you can attach it without a special adapter.