- TRAVEL STROLLER – The Jet 5 is the only aircraft cabin-approved travel stroller suitable from birth and compatible with car seats. Its contoured, lie-flat seat and one-hand recline make it the perfect place for snoozes at home or away. With adjustable calf support, this travel stroller will keep your little one comfortable as they grow.
- CABIN SIZE – Jet 5 meets the IATA’s hand luggage size requirements, so you can push your stroller right up to the plane door, before storing in the cabin’s overhead compartment. The perfect cabin size stroller.
- SAFETY & COMFORT – Jet 5 prioritizes safety with our Genius buckle, which takes the frustration out of fastening baby in with its quick magnetic buckle. It also features an easy-to-apply, flip-flop-friendly brake, along with our fully extendable and ventilated UPF50+ sun protection hood, complete with a viewing window.
- TRAVEL SYSTEM – Jet 5 also doubles up as a convenient compact travel system, compatible with the award-winning Silver Cross Dream i-Size ISOFIX car seat. Attach it directly to the chassis for the ultimate travel companion.
- SUITABLE FOR – Featuring a lie-flat seat with a simple one-hand recline, Jet 5 is the perfect place for snoozes on the go – at home or away, suitable for newborns up to 4 years old (approx. 22kg).
Silver Cross – Jet 5 Cabin Approved Stroller, Mineral
Original price was: £375.00.£324.00Current price is: £324.00.
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Lash Tech –
So light compare to other stroller, easy to fold and unfold, great from newborn because it is fully flat. The only downside is that it doesn’t have much of a storage space. But, overall it is still great.
Andy Madden –
I love this stroller, it folds down to nothing I have a Fiat 500 and it fits in the boot with more room for shopping, baby changing bag etc. It’s great for shopping etc but I wouldn’t take it over the park.
We have a mamas and papas ocarro which we use for the park or the zoo, big days out etc. But this one is perfect for supermarkets, general shopping I love it.
The basket at the bottom isn’t that big but can still fit small items in. So I bought some clips that go over the handle which I hang my backpack on and put shopping bags on and it works fine.
The sun shield is fab too it comes right over baby, it obviously can’t cover him completely so baby will still need spf. Rain cover is great too.
You’ll need some practice opening and closing it when you first get it, it’s advertised as though you can do it one handed whilst holding the baby with the other arm but that’s just not doable or safe in my opinion.
Also another reason why we bought it is because it says its ‘cabin approved’ so when we do go abroad it can go in the overhead compartment on the plane.
This stroller just stays in my car boot all the time and the bigger momas and papas one stays in our hallway. They’ve both got their advantages and disadvantages (ocarro is good for parks and uneven terrain and this is perfect for shopping)
Overall I’d recommend this stroller it’s fab.
ipek –
Great product, very easy to use and folds away nicely. We can reutilise our boot which is a huge plus. Our little one loves sitting in it. I can’t fault it, we love using it. We had joolz day3 travel system which left no room in the boot and was on the heavy side. We are loving our silver cross Jet!
Mrs Janet Miller –
Does not feel quite as stable to push as a more substantial pushchair but very good for travelling. Very smart, reclines fully for a sleeping tot. Very easy to fold in one movement and packs away small.
Charlotte –
Just arrived today and it’s brilliant, just what we wanted, something simple and light for my mrs to lift in the car but also good for me as I am 6f 4 and it gives me a comfortable push position … please can someone point me in the direction of the adapters to purchase so I can use my simplicity car seat with it
Andy Madden –
Good for traveling however it’s quite flimsy and the foot pedal broke after the 2nd use making it more difficult to open and close
M. L. Brière –
We are moving back to the US in December 2020 and the travel system we have is enormous and cumbersome to even get in the back of our SUV let alone take on an international trip. I searched for decent travel stroller options and came across this one. After much debate due to the exorbitant cost, we decided to splurge on it. I recognize that Silver Cross is a luxury brand and we are paying for that label and we don’t really mind spending more on quality goods if they are better quality or include better features. The convenience of this made it totally worth it.
I love how small it folds, the cover that slides over it, and the fact that it can be rolled like carry-on luggage. Even my husband who had absolute sticker shock had to admit that it was a worthy purchase. He immediately tested it out upon extricating it from its box, pushing baby around our ground floor. He’s used it to keep baby happy a few times this week while doing chores around the house and really likes the maneuverability. I’ve folded it down and packed it away for the time being. I agree with other reviews that state it’s not a one-handed fold. It also could break if you are very rough on your gear. We bought this exclusively for travel and keeping in a boot for shopping trips and the like and I believe it will last for those purposes. We will still use our old system for daily walks and I may purchase a jogger for runs as well.
I can see how these wheels could be problematic on cobblestones or on any uneven surface. They are small. I don’t think this stroller is meant for heavy daily outdoor use. If you are looking for a daily driver I would look elsewhere, but if you’re looking for something compact, this fits the bill.
I am not having an issue with baby slipping down or being uncomfortable. We kept the baby in it for nearly an hour and there were no cries or unhappy sounds and the straps seemed to keep baby stable.
The bar in the shopping cart is problematic for large bags, but it’s necessary to keep the whole thing stable so don’t expect to be able to put much in the cart. I also wouldn’t load this down with a heavy nappy bag by attaching it to the push bar. The stroller is light and this could make it topple backwards. I just decided to add the backpack straps to my nappy bag and carry it separately. Again, this isn’t for heavy use, so it will work for our purposes.
Overall, I love this stroller and highly recommend it. It’s also a really visually appealing piece, so A+ for that luxury styling.
Sunshinewalk –
This is the worst push chair I’ve ever used. We ordered it because it was meant to be super light and folds up small, and it does, but its also so light it’s too flimsy to use! You can’t push it up or down curbs, its impossible to push along cobbled streets. Twice it’s fallen over with my toddler in whilst trying to get it down the street (luckily he was fine!). It also has a tiny pointless basket in the bottom. It’s really unsafe! It’s basically useless. We’re returning!