Metro 3 Compact Stroller NEW

We have the Ergobaby Metro 3 and really like it. Super smooth, lays flat which is good for naps and diaper changes on the go, extended sunshade. We’ve used it at both a resort in Mexico and in the UK. It folds up small enough that you can put it in the overhead bin on the plane, which we’ve done for both trips.

We flew Air Canada to the UK and had no issues putting it in the overhead bin! I think the carry bag is worth it in case you do have to gate check it, to prevent it from getting scratched up. It can also be useful because it has backpack straps if you need to carry it around.

We just got this for upcoming travels. It seems like it is a nice stroller, but I’m not terribly impressed with Ergobaby as a company. They recently increased the price of the stroller by $80, right before Black Friday - presumably to make a markdown look like a “deal”. I know lots of companies do this but it sucks. I also ordered a carry bag for it just a few days ago from their Canadian website, but they charged me in USD. It was most definitely an error because a) I’ve ordered from there before (recently, for the stroller!) and been charged in CAD, and b) it isn’t the same price on the US site. Their customer service has been less than helpful and I had to file a dispute with my credit card company. Just be careful ordering from them and make sure you’re being charged in CAD.

I wouldn’t risk damaging your nice stroller, or hauling it around. We got a travel stroller for our trip to Mexico (the Ergobaby Metro), and it was definitely the right move. It was light - we could even put it in the overhead bin on the flight - it laid flat for him to nap, and it had an extended sun canopy. I’m planning to keep it in the car and keep our Uppababy Vista in the garage this summer, since it’s so much less bulky.

I wish the Joolz Aer had magnetic buckles and a non-zipper reline. Then it would be the perfect true one-hand fold stroller. There are so many videos online that show how easy it is to unfold all these travel strollers, but most of them actually get stuck when unfolding and you need to fling hard. I wouldn't even consider the Uppababy Minu V3, Ergobaby Metro 3 truly one-handed. I actually was surprised that some cheaper strollers were actually real one-hand fold and unfold. The Peg Perego Selfie and Guzzie and Guss O2 both felt like butter. Unfortunately their canopies were too small or too close to the face.

I’m in my last weeks now so nothing tried yet but I got the Ergobaby carrier and Ergobaby Metro3 stroller, they have EU store. I got my crib (Graco) and clothes second hand. Medela pump. Some stuff from Ikea for changing table.

Ergobaby Metro 3 It's working great for us with the 4wo newborn as it has a built-in bassinet-Iike mode, easy fold and doesn't take a lot of space at home and on the bus, air cabin approved, good storage space underneath (more capacity than Jools Are 2 and Bugaboo Butterfly 2) It didn't cost an eye and we believe it will be our only pram for the city and travels for many years to come, it really is a jack of all trades for us. Might be worth mentioning we live in a big city with relatively good terrain everywhere (almost no cobblestone).

Yep, I use the Metro 3 as my primary stroller and I love it for my 3 month old. You can set it and fold it in any position. It is also pretty light for when you need to carry it around. I do agree that my son looks pretty small in the seat but he has fit the harness fine since birth and loves being in it.

I live in Montreal and have the Metro 3 for my 6 month old since birth. It isn't the best with bumps and I find that it is very easy to accidentally slam it into even the smallest curb edge. That said, I absolutely love that stroller. It folds down to nothing and I can easily store it in my coat closet of a tiny apartment. My son also loves bumps so the minimal shocks is a non issue for us. One con - I'm not sure if this is normal for other strollers but the basket gets soaked when it is raining, even with their rain shield. There is also the Metro 3 deluxe that was released after I bought mine. I wish I had it. Other than including some accessories, the main differences are a magnetic buckle and a carry strap. I really wish I had the strap since I live near a metro stop without an elevator and the idea of being able to toss it on my shoulder and free up a hand sounds amazing. I haven't been able to test it out in the snow yet but I don't expect it to do well beyond an inch or so, but I think that can be said for the majority of travel strollers. For accessories: I love the rain shield and bumper bar. I fold the rain shield into a packing cube and throw it into the basket whenever it looks a little grey outside. The bumper bar is great for attaching toys. My son is also small enough to use it as a footrest lol. I have the snack tray and bug net too but haven't used them yet. The backpack is also nice for when we are out and choose to swap to baby carrying. It is easier for my partner to throw it on his back and have both hands while I carry the baby.

I live in Montreal and I only have one stroller - ergobaby metro 3 travel stroller. We love it. The only big issue is that it sucks in snow. I see why someone would like a second stroller with bigger wheels and a bigger basket. For us, a sled is good enough for when the stroller can't make it down the street. If I had more space I would get a nice wagon to haul things to the park instead of a second stroller.