UPPAbaby - Minu V3 Stroller

The V3 minu is

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.

Yes see the Uppababy minu v3. Prices went up recently bc of tarrif anticipation. Thats the only downside but this stroller does it all

I just bought a minu v3 and I’m having trouble getting it open. It opens like two out of three times but I find the squeeze and open mechanism to be not smooth as i hd hoped . Is anyone else having this problem?

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 wouldn’t disregard the Minu, it can’t totally function as a daily stroller!

Not many travel systems are sleek/have a one hand fold, I’d suggest buying infant seat and stroller separately. I’d look at uppababy minu maybe and see what seats are compatible.

I’d look at the minu, city mini gt, Ergobaby metro, I’ve heard mixed things about the butterfly seat fabric. I personally have the yoyo in addition to my giant mammoth vista but it isn’t one hand fold, still love it though!

You won’t find an overhead bin travel stroller that’ll take your car seat except the uppababy minu v3 which is out of your budget, you need additional adapters as well. If you’ll only use it for the trip you could always resell it afterwards and end up spending less than $250. Does it need to take the car seat though?

I have the minu v3 and the Yoyo Babyzen 2. Honestly can’t really go wrong with either of those for travel strollers. They both fold very compact. I still use my regular stroller 90 percent of the time though because travel strollers are never going to have great suspension and you do feel all the cracks and bumps of the sidewalk.

Soon to be mom but i preferred to get one stroller instead of 2.. we are in NJ n mostly go everywhere even to NYC by car .. so i preferred a sturdy stroller that’s smooth but also not very heavy for travel, also easy to fold. We got uppababy minu V3 .. it was way smoother and than other nuna strollers i tested at bambi baby store .. they have terrains to test, it folds easily and is cabin friendly for travel as well as newborn ready.. hopefully we wont need to buy 2 strollers as this is good enough

We have the minu v3. It fits in the overhead compartment of a plane, is smooth for the city and has decent storage space.

I have the Cruz v3 for my 5 mo old and it’s amazing on gravel and curbs, but incredibly heavy. I am looking for a travel stroller myself since this isn’t it. I tried the minu 3 and returned it because it seemed way too flimsy for the cost. I can’t imagine buying another high priced stroller and considering the Aer+ due to one handed fold.

I got the minu v3 and it seemed so flimsy for the price. Returned it and bought the bugaboo butterfly and I love it so much - one handed fold, super light weight. I’m 5’2 and husband is 6’2 and we both use it comfortably. I tested the AER plus and 2 and this seemed better.

this is the way - we brought this on board a recent EWR>CLE flight with no problems

Having just purchased a travel stroller, we looked at the stokke yoyo, bugaboo butterfly, uppababy minu v3, silvercross jet 5, and joolz aer -- all comply with most overhead cabin sizing. I would recommend also purchasing the stroller case/carrier so it looks more like a standard carry-on. Some airline staff might make you gate-check regardless of size once they see that it is a stroller. Having the cover/case will reduce that issue.

Uppababy minu v3 is our daily use stroller. We switched to this after using the vista and struggling with indoor spaces: daycare, grocery stores, subway, coffee shop, etc. Sure, the suspension is not the same. But 1. Storage space is sufficient for a diaper bag+ an adults backpack (think jansport size). 2. Fold down and lift with only one hand. 3. It reclines to nearly flat, so he naps while out and about and should be able to till age ~4+ One con: Great for 5months+ but not ideal prior to that. The recline isn’t enough for many parents to be comfortable with newborn floppy neck/no bassinet. A friend of ours saw us using it and is considering switching from her yoyo.

Started with Vista and ran into issues (subway travel, too big for grocery stores, painful to lift overhead daily to place in a stroller rack at daycare). Got the minu, so much happier. Minu for everyday in NYC; Vista for walks in the park and travel outside the city (most of the US tends to have larger interior spaces that do accommodate the big stroller!)