Chicco Urbino
Pros
- A lightweight chassis
Cons
- The dual-handle design makes pushing with a coffee in one hand impossible
- The brake pedals are incredibly stiff and scuffed the testers' shoes
Our Verdict: Chicco Urbino
The Chicco Urbino scored 66 out of 100 across the five criteria we score every umbrella stroller on, and took Best Lightweight Chassis in our umbrella stroller guide.
The chassis is light, in the testers' words, and that's its one clear strength.
Daily use grates: the two handles make pushing with a coffee in one hand impossible, and the brake pedals are so stiff they scuffed the testers' shoes.
Our Analysis, Comparisons and Test Results
Ease of use
Six, ninth of 10. The brake pedals are incredibly stiff and scuffed up the testers' shoes. The maker lists a one-touch parking brake and a quick fold on a handle squeeze.
Maneuverability
Six: joint sixth of the 10 strollers. The dual-handle design makes pushing with a coffee in one hand impossible.
Transport & storing
Seven, joint seventh of 10. A lightweight chassis, in the testers' words. The maker lists 14.5 lb and a folded size of 10 × 21 × 30.8 inches.
Build quality
Seven: joint third of the 10 strollers. The notes record no build complaint, and nothing that puts it above mid-table.
Kid comfort
Six, joint fourth of 10. The notes say little about the seat. The maker lists multiple recline positions, a 5-point harness and a removable bumper bar.
Should You Buy the Chicco Urbino?
Buy it if weight is the priority and you push with two hands anyway.
The maker lists 14.5 lb, a one-touch parking brake and a folded size of 10 × 21 × 30.8 inches. The brake is where the testers' complaint sits.
The same five criteria applied to every umbrella stroller in this guide. That makes the comparison fair, and it makes the choice yours: pick for the use you cannot avoid, not the one you aspire to.
What Other Strollers Should You Consider?
We scored the Chicco Urbino against nine other umbrella strollers on the same criteria. The three closest on score:
| Compare | Score | Award | Tested in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicco Urbino (this review) | 66 | Best Lightweight Chassis | Best Umbrella Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested |
| Chicco Bravino Plus | 67 | Best Umbrella Stroller for Quick Errands | Best Umbrella Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested |
| Evenflo Reversi | 68 | Best Reversible-Seat Umbrella Stroller | Best Umbrella Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested |
| Jeep PowerGlyde Plus | 69 | Best Umbrella Stroller for Cracked Sidewalks | Best Umbrella Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested |
| Munchkin Night Owl | 73 | Best Umbrella Stroller for Narrow Aisles | Best Umbrella Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested |
| Ingenuity 3D Mini | 74 | Best Umbrella Stroller for Apartment Stairs | Best Umbrella Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested |
Specifications
| Weight | 14.5 lb (maker) |
|---|---|
| Folded size | 10 × 21 × 30.8 in (maker) |
| Child limit | Up to 50 lb (maker) |
| Car seat | not measured |
Conclusion: Chicco Urbino
The Urbino took the lightweight-chassis award with 66. Its 6s for ease, steering and comfort show how the handle and brake problems add up.
Read the full comparison in our umbrella stroller guide, where it sits against every umbrella stroller we scored.
Tested against 9 other strollers in Best Umbrella Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested. See all strollers guides and reviews.