A collapsible child's stroller with a handle frame (30), a front wheel frame (10) and a rear wheel frame (20), mutually connected at a hinge joint (12, 22, 42) for mutual angular displacement between folded and unfolded configurations. The hinge joint has two spaced apart, parallel hinge axes, about which the frames (10, 20, 30) mutually rotate. The stroller is further provided with a locking element (43, 44) moveable between a locked position in which the frames (10, 20, 30) are locked in the unfolded configuration, and an unlocked position allowing the frames (10, 20, 30) to rotate to the folded configuration. The locking element (43, 44) moves in a direction traverse to the parallel hinge axes to better transfer loads between the frames.

A baby stroller for transporting an infant at speeds faster than normal walking is disclosed. This baby stroller can be folded to make it easier to stow and transport. The folding mechanism, a unique feature of the design is directed toward compactness, ease of use, reliability, and reduction in manufacturing costs.

Embodiments disclosed herein are generally related to children's stroller systems and more particularly to systems, methods, and apparatus for providing a compact automatic folding stroller. In at least one embodiment, a compact automatic folding stroller can be provided. The stroller can include a stroller frame comprising a handle member, a front leg member, and a rear leg member; and a hub mechanism, wherein the handle member, front leg member, and rear leg member are coupled to one another via the hub mechanism, the hub mechanism includes: a handle arm operable to connect to a lower portion of the handle member; a front leg arm operable to connect to the front leg member; and a rear leg arm operable to connect to the rear leg member; and a linkage operable to coordinate movements of the handle arm, front leg arm, and rear leg arm; wherein when an upper portion of the handle member is manipulated towards the lower portion of the handle member, the hub mechanism releases the linkage, causing the linkage to: rotate the front leg arm to fold the front leg member towards the rear leg member; rotate the handle arm to fold the lower portion of the handle member towards the rear leg member; wherein the front leg member, upper portion of the handle member, and lower portion of the handle member can be maintained in a folded configuration with respect to the rear leg member.

In some countries, it is a legal requirement for babies, infants and children under a certainage and/or height to be provided with a supplemental car seat when travelling in a vehicle.Furthermore, parents and guardians of children typically make use of a pram to transport a child. However, babies and infants grow quickly and may outgrow conventional car seats and prams within a year or two years. Therefore, a parent or guardian must typically provide several car seats and prams for their child. The present disclosure provides a child car seat system 100 including an infant carrier module 200 that may be releasably docked within a docking module 300 or a wheeled frame 400 to form a car seat and a pram respectively. The infant carrier module 200 may be arranged in an upright position or a lie flat position.

Various embodiments of a collapsible stroller configured to form at least a compact collapsed configuration are described. In some embodiments, the collapsible stroller includes a foldable frame assembly including a top frame pivotably coupled to a bottom frame such that the top frame is allowed to pivot along a longitudinal plane of the foldable frame assembly. The foldable frame assembly can include first strut assemblies pivotably coupled to the bottom frame at respective angled joints. The angled joints can each include a first axis of rotation that is angled relative to the longitudinal plane such that the strut assemblies pivot towards the longitudinal plane as the top frame pivots towards the bottom frame for forming the collapsed configuration. In some embodiments, the foldable frame assembly further includes a suspension system that also can pivot towards the longitudinal plane when the foldable frame assembly forms the collapsed configuration.

A stroller and foldable frame assembly for a stroller includes a locking mechanism adjustable between a locked position and an unlocked position. The locking mechanism is configured to releasably lock the foldable frame assembly in its use configuration and/or storage configuration by releasably and internally locking at least one of a respective swivel joint assembly of the frame assembly. The locking mechanism includes an actuation element configured to adjust the locking mechanism between the unlocked and the locked position that is arranged spaced apart transversely to a swivel axis of the respective at least one internally lockable swivel joint.

A rod locking mechanism includes a central hub, a first rod component and a locking component. The first rod component is pivotally connected to the central hub. The first rod component includes an abutting portion. The abutting portion is movable between a first position and a second position when the first rod component pivots relative to the central hub. The locking component is movably disposed on the central hub. The abutting portion is located at a first side of the locking component when the abutting portion is located at the first position. The abutting portion drives the locking component to move when the abutting portion moves from the first position toward the second position, and the abutting portion abuts against a second side of the locking component opposite to the first side of the locking component when the abutting portion is located at the second position.

The present invention discloses a carrier frame (100) including a first tubular member (1), a second tubular member (2), a third tubular member (3) and a folding unit (4) including a first rod (42), a linkage rod (43), a second rod (44) and a pivot frame (41) pivoted to the second tubular member (2). The first rod (42) is pivoted to the pivot frame (41) at a first pivot point and a second pivot point respectively. The linkage rod (43) is pivoted to the first tubular member (1) and pivoted to the pivot frame (41) at a third pivot point. The second rod (44) is pivoted to the third tubular member (3) and pivoted to the linkage rod (43) at a fourth pivot point. The second, third and fourth pivot points are located at the same pivot axis. The carrier frame (100) can be released and folded synchronously and has advantages that the carrier frame (100) is easy to fold, has a simple structure, and is convenient to operate.

A carrier adjusting mechanism is applied to a stroller including a stroller frame and a carrier and includes a base, a locking structure, a locking device, and a release actuator. The base is connected to the stroller frame. The locking structure is connected to the carrier and pivoted to the base. The locking device is disposed between the base and the locking structure. The locking device includes a first engaging structure, a second engaging structure, and a locking member. The locking member is engaged with the first engaging structure at a first position or the second engaging structure at the second position. The release actuator is disposed on the stroller and connected to the locking device for disengaging the locking member from the first engaging structure or the second engaging structure, to allow the locking structure to move between the first position and the second position together with the carrier.

A foldable push chair comprises a central body portion extending across the push chair and defining a central axis, the central axis extending substantially perpendicularly to the normal direction of travel of the push chair, a handle assembly connected to the central body and extending therefrom, at least three wheel supporting legs are rotatable around the central axis and extending from the central body, in the unfolded state one or more wheel supporting legs extend in a forward direction from the central axis and one or more wheel supporting legs extend in a rearward direction from the central axis; the forward and rearward extending legs are coupled together such that they rotate in opposite directions around the central axis during a folding or unfolding operation.