UPPAbaby Minu V3 Travel Stroller | Lightweight + Compact Design | One-Hand Fold + Unfold | from Birth + Overhead Compatible | Dillan (Stone Blue/Carbon Frame/Sand Leather)

Best travel stroller
IN LOVE with this stroller!! It’s actually a one handed fold and I love that my Aria V2 fits on it nicely with the adapters!! The leg cover also goes up fairly high on it but then tucks away so discretely under neath. Love that it holds an AirTag in it I wish the Vista had a pocket for it. Reclines pretty far back for naps! Overall happy with the quality and functionality of this! The basket underneath holds a decent amount it’s not as big as the vista but the stroller is also half the size so I think it’s still decent storage for what it is! Light enough that I can carry it on my shoulder at almost 8 months pregnant. Last picture is it folded up next to my vista and it looks so tiny!

Best compact stroller
Update:This was originally purchased for $399.00. It’s now listed at $549.00. Would I buy it at that price? NO. However This is an awesome stroller. We are going from the bugaboo donkey for travel to the minu v3 and I love how compact and easy it is to collapse and put my daughter in and go. It’s very light no fuss stroller and will be more easy for the grandparents when they take her out for walks. For being a travel stroller it’s pretty sturdy and the rear wheels more far apart just felt more balanced and safe especially for when my baby becomes a toddler. I bought a few attachment pieces and am happy how it folds up nicely. The undercarriage space is more spacious than other compact strollers and the extra long sun canopy is such a wonderful feature. I did buy the uppababy infant insert ( separate purchase) that can also be used as a liner and am happy with the extra padding and fit but beware that although the stroller can open and close with it the stroller strap is not accessible when collapsed. My baby is currently sleeping in the full recline as I write this and she is one happy little dreaming girl. Would buy again and again as is.

A Fantastic Travel Stroller – Almost Perfect
We are a stroller-heavy family and take ours everywhere—parks, cruises, all-inclusive resorts, and Disney. We already own the Uppababy Vista, which is great for walking-heavy trips like Disney but a hassle for travel due to its weight and the need to disassemble it for the travel bag. On the other end of the spectrum, we also have the GB Pockit All-Terrain, which is ultra-compact and great for carry-on use to avoid gate-checking but not the most comfortable for all-day outings.The Uppababy Minu V3 feels like the perfect middle ground. It is compact enough to carry onto a plane yet much more comfortable for extended use.Pros:• One-handed push. The full handlebar makes maneuvering effortless.• Foot-friendly brake. Both the stop and go pedals press downward, which is great for wearing sandals. They are also positioned the same as the Doona, so there is no confusion when switching between the two.• Generous canopy. Excellent sun coverage.• Great recline. Perfect for stroller naps and easy to adjust.• Spacious basket. Holds a surprising amount, which is a huge plus for travel.• Newborn-ready. When my second child arrives, I can use this immediately without needing the Vista bassinet, and my toddler can ride along with a PiggyBack board.Cons:• Difficult to fold for some – As someone who is 5’2” with small hands, I find it tricky to open and close, though my husband has no issues. That said, it is still much easier to fold than the GB Pockit All-Terrain, which requires multiple steps and often needs both hands to collapse properly.• Lack of accessories. For the price, I wish it came with a belly bar, rain cover, and bug net, all of which are included with the Vista.Final Thoughts:The Minu V3 is an excellent travel stroller that balances portability with comfort. While it could include more accessories for the price, it is still a fantastic choice for families who need a stroller that works for both quick errands and full travel days. If you are debating between ultra-compact and full-size strollers, this is truly the best middle-ground option.

Muy fácil de abrir y cerrar ya cuando le agarras el modo, si se puede con una mano aún que a veces ocasionalmente llega a trabarse, la asa es muy práctica, aún que si lastima poquito en el hombro, no es para andarla cargando mucho tiempo, es medianamente pesada por que es una carriola que para el plegado es amplia y se siente resistente, los materiales están bien aún que para el precio si esperaba algo un poco de mejor calidad aún que todo se ve resistente, ojalá hubiesen tenido en color beige, eso sería espectacular. Se siente estable y se maneja con mucha facilidad en terreno plano por supuesto, la capota es grande y el reclinado no es totalmente horizontal, pero está ok como para bebés a partir de 3 meses y ojalá por el precio hubiese incluido un impermeable y un mosquitero, en resumen si me gustó, yo la compré con algo de descuento entonces no siento que no halla valido la pena, pero tal vez si me hubiera gustado más la Joolz aer+ pero no tenía descuento 😊

Se atoran las llantas de adelante y no avanza. El botón para doblar la carriola tambien se traba y cuesta trabajo doblarla.

I wanted to love this so much! I did so much research – I already have the Vista V3 but turns out that the button is quite hard to push to fold and unfold the stroller.I was so so upset. That was literally a week after buying – I thought it was better than the YoYo and the Bugaboo but I guess I was wrong 🙁