Minu V2

I wonder if the strollers are different in different markets (or regulated differently). In the US, the V3 is considered safe for infants. I got an old V2 anyway bc I wanted to use the bassinet.

I love the Vista that everyone hates. I would have regretted it if I got a different one. But my kids are 2u2. For people with a bigger gap they seem to like it less. I would assume you will own a minimum 2 strollers. Everyone wants one. Everyone ends up with two (or more). One full size and one travel minimum We like the vista because it can function as a single or double and sometimes we also take one kid out of the house. Our other is the Minu and then we have a running stroller Right now if we were to travel we would take the vista because it works with our car seats and bassinet. I paid $5 to the Stroller Workshop dude for his opinion. Ngl he didn’t recommend the Vista, but I still like his opinions and videos (one of the few reviewers that isn’t getting paid by the brands) so I will recommend him anyway!

I think just something that works w your car seat is ideal!! I have a Minu but basically bc I got the uppababy car seat which only works w their strollers! I can recommend the Stroller Workshop bc he does reviews and is a rare reviewer who isn’t paid by the brands!!

So generally I love uppababy products. Vista v2 first used for a singleton and later as 2 under 2. (Not quite a mom of multiples). I love vista. I also have a minu v2 which I love. Smooth ride, easy fold, comfortable seat. Now minu duo has a smooth ride but I don’t love it. It’s good but it could be better. It accommodate a smaller frame the seat are narrow and not as comfortable. It doesn’t come with a belly/bumper bar. It’s less hassle than converting vista into a double so I believe I will learn to love the duo. Duo (similar to a single minu) is not suitable for rough terrain). If you have more questions I can asnwer them.

The vista is a TANK. I think they made the v3 a bit lighter but someone gave me a V2 hand me down and I did not use it. I couldn’t even move the base around the basement without the seat on it. I have no clue how people use it every day in their car. The same people gave us a Minu V2 and we love it for walks around the neighborhood. If we had a car seat that worked with it, that would have been great. The only thing is the basket is too small tog grocery shop in… so if I did that, I’d have to baby wear and use a cart. I normally shop into the bottom of the stroller

Joolz Aer 2! We had a Minu V2 for our first but it broke and Uppababy wouldn’t fix it because they’d already come out with the V3. Joolz is lightweight but sturdy enough for everyday use, compatible from birth with no additional attachments, fits in an overhead compartment, super easy fold, light enough to carry with one hand, and great for our toddler too. It also comes with a 10 year transferable warranty so it’ll keep resale value. Second the recommendation to try in person, and figure out your nonnegotiables and buy for that.

We love our Minu v2 (v3 came out the week after we purchased ours). I love how light and compact it is. I take it on 3+ miles a lot and use the Bassinet attachment since our baby is 3mo. LOVE the one handed collapse. I kind of wish we got the v3 but overall I love it. Edited to add that this is our only stroller and the only one I intend on having. I’d rather have one that does most things really well than have multiple ones that do a single thing excellently.

I would buy Uppababy Minu V3! The newest version is the best since you can take it inside the airplane and it's not super heavy and you can fold in one hand. The uppababy Minu v2 allows you to add bassinet but the V3 does not. You can often find V2 on FB marketplace for good prices.

I really dislike out Minu v2. It’s very difficult to steer.

The basket on the Rover is much better! We have both and also the Minu 3. Don’t get the Minu, its basket is tiny and it’s not as comfortable to use (harder to steer and less sturdy). We love the Rover because it has the separate bassinet and then the seat can go facing you and facing outwards. You can also buy attachments to use with a capsule instead. My husband and I also loved the adjustable handlebar height for comfort. (We had the 2019 version though so these things might have changed)