Great things really do come in small packages. Introducing the new Bugaboo Ant — Bugaboo’s lightest, most compact stroller yet with a completely new design language. Whether you’re embarking on your next big adventure or on the go closer to home, the surprisingly portable package unfolds into a comfortable ride complete with all-wheel suspension, while the one-handed steering lets you glide through every twist and turn along the way. It’s packed full of features that keep your child happy and relaxed on the road, and it’s engineered to make your trip run that little bit more smoothly — so you can enjoy what’s really important.

Key features:

• Folds in 1-piece to a super compact size
• Fits in the overhead compartment of 52 airlines
• Fully supportive and adjustable backrest
• Reclinable seat has 5 positions
• Height-adjustable handlebar
• Easily fold into one piece, from any configuration
• Extendable sun canopy with UPF50+
• Pull-along trolley mode in 2 positions
• Detachable and machine washable fabrics
• All-wheel suspension for less bumps
• Integrated footrest functions as self stand
• 6″ rear wheels, 5″ front wheels
• Accessible baskets hold up to 17.6 pounds
• Compatible with Cybex Aton Q, Nuna Pipa Lite, Pipa Lite LX, Maxi Cosi Pebble, Pebble Plus & Rock car seats
• Suitable from birth up to 50 lbs
• Weight: 15.87 lbs
• Folded dimensions: 14.96″ W x 9.06″ L x 21.65″ H
• Unfolded dimensions: 16.06″ W x 9.06″ L x 21.65″ H

What’s included:

• Aluminum frame
• Chassis, seat frame and accompanying hardware
• Wheels & under-seat basket
• Seat fabric & sun canopy
• Wheel caps & side panels
• Free accessories pack

ABOUT BUGABOO

The name Bugaboo is synonymous with strollers. But it wasn’t always that way. In fact, back in 1994, when Chief Design Officer at Bugaboo Max Barenbrug designed his stroller for his graduation at the Design Academy in Eindhoven, it was the first of its kind. The modular stroller, loaded with functionalities that could be used on any terrain was a completely new concept at the time. Five years later, Barenburg and his business partner Eduard Zanen founded their own factory, after failing to find a manufacturer that would meet their high safety standards. Today, Bugaboo is a company with 70 bright thinkers, smart designers and highly skilled engineers whose products are sold in more than 50 countries around the world, and the line has expanded to include luggage systems and capsules. But the primary goal – to allow parents to move their kids around the world with ease – will never change.