Cochecito TRVL

This stroller does what is expected of it very well. It folds wonderfully, is small, light…great for traveling and everyday use for our 9 months old.
I would be 100% happy, if the textile of the seat would be detachable for cleaning. After it was stained (accidents happen), it was unreasonably hard to clean because it could not be taken off and (hand-)washed.

Love this stroller. So easy for me to fold, unfold, and load into car with one hand. Also love that no adapter is needed to attach the pipa. Now if only there was a double version.

It’s just amazing :u1F970:

I purchased this Nuna Trvl Stroller to utilize with the Nuna Pipa Infant Car Seat Lite Rx + Relx Base.  My goal was to piecemeal the lightest travel system using one baby gear brand (for whatever reason, Nuna doesn't sell its two lightest products as a packaged travel system at the time of my purchase).

Pros: 
-  Extremely smooth maneuverability.  
-  The user manual doesn't state this, but I really appreciate how the recline harnesses can be un-velcroed and tucked into two back horizontal sleeves.  This prevents the recline harnesses from dragging on the ground when the stroller is folded.
-  Sizeable underseat basket.
-  Includes a travel bag.
-  Magnetic belt buckle is convenient.
-  Provides adjustable child calf support, but this isn't an uncommon feature.

Cons:
-  Not truly lightweight.  The 13.6 lbs is without the canopy and child arm bar.  With those attachments, the stroller weighs 16.5 lbs.  My Zoe Tour+ is a better travel stroller at 12 lbs with all of its accessories attached (canopy, child arm bar/snack cups, and parent cup holder).
-  Opening/unfolding the stroller isn't particularly easy and not really a one-hand motion.  While you don't have to engage the two buttons on the push bar to open the stroller (you do have to engage both buttons to close/fold the stroller), I find myself having to either (1) use my second hand to hold onto the child arm bar to unfold the stroller or (2) use my foot to press against the underseat basket (and this latter technique I dislike because it dirties the basket).   
-  Canopy is small.  The Zoe Tour+ probably has the best canopy coverage of any stroller.
-  No option to add a child snack tray as of January 2022.
-  Parent cup holder is sold separately.
-  No back pocket for parents to store their cell phone, keys, etc., unlike Zoe Tour+ or Uppababy lightweight strollers.  There is technically a zippered ventilation compartment, but I would be hesitant to use it as storage since the mesh ventilation can tear.

Ultimately, I am keeping the Nuna Trvl Stroller for it's compatibility with my Nuna Pipa Infant Car Seat Lite Rx and for the pro reasons stated above.  However, if you are strictly looking for a lightweight travel stroller that doesn't need to be compatible with a particular infant car seat, there are other options that are more lightweight and include additional accessories (i.e., child snack tray, parent cup holder, and back pocket for storage).