I bought the Bumbleride Flite as a stroller for travel for my 19 month old daughter. We also own the MacLaren Techno XLR which has very similar features, but is bulkier and weighs a few pounds more making it a bit difficult to travel with on planes, buses, etc. Since I now own both strollers, I'll provide a bit of a comparison:

Stroller Fold
- The Flite wins here. The fold is compact and the wheels don't sag like on the Techno XLR. This made it easy to stow the stroller in a variety of places (booths at restaurants, the back of a tourist trolley, etc.) It also made it easier to carry when in the folded position. It is taking me and my husband awhile to get the hang of the fold mechanism on the Flite. That is likely user error :)

Overall Ride/Maneuverability
The Techno XLR is better here. The Flite does not have height adjustable handles which was a drawback between me (5'2) and my husband (6'2). The orientation of the stroller was fine for my taller... Read more

This stroller is great! We actually got both this and the Maclaren Quest Sport and that one went right back to the store.

Good things:
1. It folds so easily. I love that all you do is squeeze the handles and it folds flat. It was easy enough to explain to the grandparents in one go.
2. So small! Although it seems so roomy for our daughter, it folds up flat enough to keep in the backseat our Honda Insight at all times.
3. So lightweight! I can carry this easily into a store while holding the diaper bag and my daughter in her car seat.
4. Car seat attachment. I love that it came with this. Most strollers require you to buy this extra, but this one was right in the box. It is super easy to install the bar and our Chicco Keyfit 30 pops right in. And it is still really sturdy, even with that higher center of gravity.
5. Comes with rain cover! At first I though I would never use this. I thought "If it is raining, we will stay indoors". Yeah, new mom... Read more

Goal:
Our goal was to find a travel system that was functional, stylish and reasonably lightweight and run from infancy to a few years. After a few months of reading all the available reviews of this and other strollers, we purchased the Flite along with the separate carrycot.

The Stroller:
The stroller is well made and very light. It is very easy to assemble as is subsequent folding and opening. The included rain canopy is very nice, although we'll never be able to fold it back into its original bag. Attaching the carrycot is straightforward and works well as a pram.
The stroller also comes with an accessory to allow it to take our car seat, the Chicco Keyfit 30. Once attached, a strap and buckle clipped onto the stroller's harness are used to secure the car seat; note, it is not the same clunk/click that the Chicco travel system has but it still works well.

Use:
Our first use of the stroller was as a pram for naps in the day and it... Read more