Chicco Urbino
The Chicco Urbino weighs 14.5 lb, folds to 3.7 cu ft, and holds a child up to 50 lb, per Chicco. The maker does not list it for newborns. A lightweight compact stroller with a one-hand fold that stands on its own.
- $129.99List price
- 14.5 lbWeight
- 3.7 cu ftFolded
- 50 lbHolds up to
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How the Urbino stacks up
Against the 31 budget and umbrella strollers we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.
Within the typical range for budget and umbrella strollers (11 lb to 15 lb).
Within the typical range for budget and umbrella strollers (2.4 cu ft to 4.3 cu ft).
Within the typical range for budget and umbrella strollers (40 lb to 50 lb).
Above the typical range for budget and umbrella strollers ($59.99 to $99.99).
What sets the Urbino apart
Measured against the 31 budget and umbrella strollers we compare, from each maker's published specs.
- Weight: 14.5 lbin the middle half of the 26 budget and umbrella strollers that publish it (11 lb to 15 lb)
- Folded size: 3.7 cu ftin the middle half of the 15 budget and umbrella strollers that publish it (2.4 cu ft to 4.3 cu ft)
Next to its closest matches
- Ingenuity 3DliteNext to it, the Urbino is 0.5 lb heavier; $20 more; no carry strap or handle (the 3Dlite has it).
- Kinderkraft TIKNext to it, the Urbino is 0.2 lb heavier; 10 lb higher limit; $24 more.
- babyGap by Delta Children Classic StrollerNext to it, the Urbino is 0.9 lb heavier; 0.4 cu ft bigger folded; $20 more.
Urbino: from newborn to toddler
| Stage | What Chicco lists |
|---|---|
| From birth | No, from about 6 months |
| Seat recline | Partial |
| Seat faces | Forward only |
| Seat holds | Up to 50 lb |
Limits as the maker lists them. Follow the manual for your stroller.
Does the Urbino fit a carry-on size?
Folded, the Urbino measures 10 × 21 × 30.8 in as listed. It is over every listed carry-on size below on at least one side.
| Airline | Listed size | Longest side | Middle side | Shortest side |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American, Delta, Alaska, JetBlue | 22 × 14 × 9 in | 30.8 in: over 22 | 21 in: over 14 | 10 in: over 9 |
| Spirit | 22 × 18 × 10 in | 30.8 in: over 22 | 21 in: over 18 | 10 in: within 10 |
| Frontier | 24 × 16 × 10 in | 30.8 in: over 24 | 21 in: over 16 | 10 in: within 10 |
| Allegiant | 22 × 16 × 10 in | 30.8 in: over 22 | 21 in: over 16 | 10 in: within 10 |
Each side is checked against the matching side of the airline's published carry-on size, in inches as published. Bins and rules vary by plane.
Listed features
- 14.5 lb
- One-hand fold that self-stands
- All-wheel suspension
Worth checking
- Single handlebar height
- No basket or newborn info published
Where to buy the Urbino
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- Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: CPSC recall search.
- Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.
Full specs
| Chicco Urbino | |
|---|---|
| List price | $129.99 |
| Weight | 14.5 lb |
| Folded size | 10 × 21 × 30.8 in3.7 cu ft |
| Open size | 31.2 × 21 × 40.6 in |
| Seat holds up to | 50 lb |
| From birth? | No, from about 6 months |
| Seat recline | Partial |
| Seat faces you or the world | No |
| One-hand fold | Yes |
| Stands when folded | Yes |
| Basket | 10 lb, manual: max 10 lbs in storage basket; maker: easy-access from front and back |
| Carry strap or handle | No |
| Cup holder or tray | Yes |
| Brake | Foot brake |
| In the box | stroller frame, 2 rear wheels, 2 front swivel wheels, bumper bar, 2 cup holders, owner's manual |
| Handlebar height | 40.6 in |
| Wheels and suspension | Front 6.0 in, rear 6.5 in, all-wheel suspension |
| Canopy | UPF 50+ adjustable canopy |
Compare the Urbino with
How each closest rival differs from the Urbino, from the makers' specs.
- Ingenuity3Dlite14 lb50 lb limit$109.99
- 0.5 lb lighter
- $20 less
- KinderkraftTIK14.3 lb40 lb limit$105.99
- 0.2 lb lighter
- 10 lb lower limit
- $24 less
- babyGap by Delta ChildrenClassic Stroller13.6 lb3.4 cu ft folded$109.99
- 0.9 lb lighter
- 0.4 cu ft smaller folded
- $20 less
- JoieTansy14.8 lb3.6 cu ft folded$99.99
- 0.3 lb heavier
- 0.2 cu ft smaller folded
- 10 lb lower limit
Urbino: questions answered
From Chicco's published specs, last checked 2026-11-06.
How much does the Chicco Urbino weigh?
The Chicco Urbino weighs 14.5 lb. The lightest budget & umbrella stroller we track is the Dream On Me Aero Travel at 7.4 lb.
How big is the Chicco Urbino when folded?
It folds to 10 × 21 × 30.8 in, about 3.7 cubic feet. It stands on its own when folded. Compare folded sizes of all budget & umbrella strollers.
Can you use the Chicco Urbino from birth?
No, from about 6 months. If you need a stroller from day one, browse our stroller list and filter for "from birth."
What is the weight limit of the Chicco Urbino?
The seat holds a child up to 50 lb.
How much does the Chicco Urbino cost?
The maker's US list price is $129.99. Sale prices change often, so check the retailer.
What's the difference between the Chicco Urbino and the Ingenuity 3Dlite?
By the specs, the 3Dlite is 0.5 lb lighter, and the 3Dlite lists for $20.00 less. See the Urbino and 3Dlite side by side.
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More budget and umbrella strollers
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- Ingenuity3Dlite ST15 lb50 lb limit$89.99
- Ingenuity3Dlite Jewel14 lb$89$89.99
- ChiccoLiteway17.2 lb40 lb limit$109.99
- JeepTurboGlyde Plus14.5 lb3.4 cu ft folded$79.99
- JeepTurboGlyde14.5 lb1.5 cu ft folded$76.99
Where these specs come from
- chiccousa.com/shop-our-products/strollers/lightweight/urbino…
- chiccousa.com/choosing-a-stroller/stroller-comparison/lightweight…
- chiccousa.com/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-chicco_catalog/default…
Last checked 2026-11-06. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.