Stokke - Reviews and experiences

folding guides help a bit but the plug keeps popping in while you try to roll the air out, and the zippers feel a touch fragile. A stuff-sack-style inflation or a small battery pump (like Nemo’s or a cheap cordless) would’ve been smarter. Still, it’s comfy and low-profile; not perfect, but for car camping it works fine.

I cannot fold it easily. I’ve wrestled with it solo in parking lots, once even with a toddler in one arm, and ended up looking like I was trying to fold a small tent. Strangers tried to help and we all failed gracefully. Also, my baby keeps ending up slightly tilted to one side; not dramatically every time, but often enough to be annoying and a little worrying. Some bits are decent — quiet wheels, light frame — so it’s not a total disaster, just poorly thought through where it counts. At this price I expected better. If you want something that actually folds without a scene, look elsewhere. But if you like the look and don’t mind the fuss, it can work — just be ready to practise folding in private.