Does the new 2014 version sit up/balance on its own when its folded, or do you need to lay it down flat?
1501165
The handle for the fold is where the baby sits. When it folds, the seat/handle is one "end" and the wheels are the other "end". When it's folded, it is still several inches thick and it's fairly easy to lean against a wall or chair, although it cannot stand *exactly* straight up. When I've leaned it against an adult-sized chair, it sticks up about 6 inches (estimated) above the seat. It doesn't bother me much when it's leaned against my chair.
1501166
It´s better, when you lay it down flat because it doesn´t stand so securely
1501167
I don't believe it will stand alone, but it props up against things really well with the single wheel side facing out. I store it that way every day simply leaned against a very short cooler in a closet. Great stroller!!
1501168
Well...it can be sit up, yes, on the front wheel, and leaned against something (i.e. a wall) for support. The wheel seems pretty sturdy, and the stroller itself is lightweight. That said, I have not stood it on the front wheel because I am just not sure if it's a good idea (if the wheel can actually support the stroller's full weight). So...it is always in ready-mode in the entryway to my home...
181324
I believe it folds in half. By the way, I am very happy with it. It is strong!
1913637
As the others have said, it folds. It's very useful, but a bit awkward for tiny person like me (4'11") to set up alone. I rely on taller family members to do it.
1029738
It is folded. I've had mine a few months and the folds have finally completely come out. Looks great!
199850
No, the front folds around but the spine part doesn't fold flat. Instead the spine just folds 180 the other way. The front cover has another fold that makes it mostly flat when holding with the right hand. On the left side there is a triangular space between the spine and that off center fold on the front cover. Basically the back is 3/4 flat when folded back with a 1/4 area that is thicker since the spine doesn't fold flat. Gives a thicker area to hold on the left if you want that. However if you lay it flat, the left side would be raised up a 1/2 inch or so.
659858
Yes it folds flat. Maybe 3-4 inches thick when folded. It's very easy to fold and unfold. It has a great bag to put it in and carry. I have 2 of them and I can easily carry both at the same time in the bag. It is very nice and I highly recommend it!
1444299
No, you do not have to fold it. However, if you want to or need to you can.
1408625
Well, it lays flat when empty probably not too much space, you could fold it in half and/or mash it down, its just rubber like stuff
1479989
It folds up when not in use. It depends on if you feel your bicycle would be obtrusive. I find it pretty minimalist.
285746
Mine was a little flat too. I think if you just leave it sitting out, it should fluff up and be ok.
1710248
It does fold up, but I'm not sure I'd say "flat". It's relatively thick when folded (maybe 8-10"), but nothing protrudes.
1368198
We had folded it up when not in use, it seemed to "crinkle" and not work properly the next time until we flattened it out by hand. Hope that helps.
372735
Mine was delivered folded, with the cover on. To unfold and set up is super easy, and just involves locking a joint on the two longer top bars. We have folded it up and set it back up multiple times for travel with no problems.
1548912
Yes, it folds up, however, storing it is a matter of personal taste. It does not really just move out of the way unless you strategically set it up to.
546006
So it kinda collapses on itself. Once it's flat, twist opposite corners and it should fold up into itself. Hope that makes sense.
2276088
It folds in half and you buckle it up. You can roll it up for storage if it wasn't packed.
869335
It comes folded all the way down and I gradually unfolded mine. Hope that helps.