Chicco Urbino vs Kinderkraft TIK

The TIK is 0.2 lb lighter. The TIK lists for $24 less.

Only the differences are shown.

Chicco UrbinoKinderkraft TIK
List price$129.99$105.99Lowest price
Weight14.5 lb14.3 lbLightest
Folded size10 × 21 × 30.8 in3.7 cu ftNot listed
Open size31.2 × 21 × 40.6 in29.9 × 18.7 × 40.9 in
Seat holds up to50 lbHolds the most40 lb
From birth?No, from about 6 monthsNo, from about 6 months
Starting age (maker)Not listed6 months and up
Seat reclinePartialFlat
Seat faces you or the worldNoNot listed
One-hand foldYesYes
Stands when foldedYesNot listed
Fits airline overhead binNot listedYes
Basket10 lb, manual: max 10 lbs in storage basket; maker: easy-access from front and backBiggest basket6.6 lb
Carry strap or handleNoNot listed
Cup holder or trayYesNot listed
BrakeFoot brakeNot listed
In the boxstroller frame, 2 rear wheels, 2 front swivel wheels, bumper bar, 2 cup holders, owner's manualNot listed
WarrantyNot listed1 year
Handlebar height40.6 inNot listed
Wheels and suspensionFront 6.0 in, rear 6.5 in, all-wheel suspensionPuncture-resistant EVA foam wheels; lockable swivel front wheels
CanopyUPF 50+ adjustable canopyExpandable hood with sun visor and viewing window

Chicco Urbino

A lightweight compact stroller with a one-hand fold that stands on its own.

  • 14.5 lb
  • One-hand fold that self-stands
  • All-wheel suspension
  • Single handlebar height
  • No basket or newborn info published

Kinderkraft TIK

    Ask the meadow

    Urbino or TIK?

    Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

    Which is lighter, the Urbino or the TIK?

    The Kinderkraft TIK weighs 14.3 lb, 0.2 lb less than the Chicco Urbino (14.5 lb).

    Is the TIK cheaper than the Urbino?

    Yes. The TIK lists for $105.99 and the Urbino for $129.99, a $24.00 difference. Sale prices change often.

    Can both be used from birth?

    Urbino: No, from about 6 months. TIK: No, from about 6 months.

    Which one lasts longer?

    The Urbino seat holds more: 50 lb versus 40 lb.

    Still wondering? Write to us at hello@cribpicks.com and we'll look it up.