UPPAbaby Minu V2 Travel Stroller/Lightweight, Portable Design/One-Hand Fold/Shoulder Strap and Leather Bumper Bar Included/Gwen (Green Mélange/Carbon Frame/Saddle Leather)

I am making this late review, even though the Minu V3 is available. I watched several reviews about the V2, the V3 and a couple comparisons. It seems the V2 met my needs more and the V3 upgrades might be downgrades for me.Needs:- something smaller than the Cruz V2 taking up half my trunk space- Compact enough to accommodate general shopping and our small road trips- Comfortably handles mild terrain like grass, parks and probably the zoo- Able to use daily/weekly without sacrificing the UppaBaby durability and quality- Leaves space in trunk for my organizer and portable potty training station- Will be used for a couple of yearsThe V3 boasts their international overhead compartment certification which is not a priority for me at all. One video from the stroller workshop on YouTube said the tire placement and skeleton may have been downgraded on the V3 affecting maneuverability and the shock absorption. Not the end of the world, of course, but something to consider at that price. The shorter foot rest and lack of handle bar were turn offs.I needed more trunk space, so all my photos reflect how much trunk space you’ll have with this model in a small SUV. I have the Munchkin trunk organizer next to it using only one bin and am using the shoulder strap to secure it to a headrest. Big brain move on my part.My toddler is 2 1/2 and fits just fine in the V2. Your kid cares less about the space and height of the back than you. They just get tired of walking, according to my mom, and won’t complain about what they are sitting in. I don’t care about the smaller basket as I only need it for an optional blanket, toy and a few drinks.I like it. It’s exactly what I need and want. You feel the UppaBaby quality and can tell it is compact. It doesn’t handle the terrain as amazingly as the Cruz V2, which I kept for neighborhood walks, but it’s still amazing and buttery smooth compared to the basic Grace stroller I had at first. I think the 17 lbs helps with that smooth ride Love that it’s 10 lbs lighter too! I’d say it’s worth the buy as are other comparable ones, I’m sure. I just don’t want you to buy the newer and more expensive one if it’s not what you really need. Good luck!

I should get a commission for the number of other parents who have seen me using this stroller and asking what it is. It is SO easy to fold up and fit anywhere, but also quite sturdy and well made. Strongly recommend it to anyone using the other UppaBaby products, including the Mesa car seat.

Love this stroller. It’s super smooth to push and easy to push sh with one hand (as a mom of two, this is essential). For a travel stroller it’s very sturdy and it’s pretty spacious.I wish it leaned further back, but then again it’s a travel stroller, so we make it work.

Ughhh so expensive.. but worth it. I like uppababy products. I have the vista stroller which is amazing but it’s a pain to get in the car. I treated myself to this stroller as a travel one that stays in the trunk. So glad I did. I don’t have to wrestle a huge, heavy stroller in the parking lot anymore. Seriously I was so hesitant but it is a game changer.

The stroller is great, lightweight the only problem is that my baby is like constantly sliding down. Maybe because he is just 12 months old, or I don’t know. But to carry around with you in a big city is easy, I haven’t used much tho, I had to return one, I didn’t liked something. I would recommend it for the city.

Lightweight, compact, easy to use! We love this. We have the vista but it is huge and hard to travel with so got this. Perfect for us and got the adapters for car seat and bassinet

Love! Folds up small, so perfect for keeping in the car. Pushes very easy. Color is cute and as expected. I am on the taller side at 5'10", I find it comfortable to push.

Love this stroller! Easy to fold and unfold with one hand. Very smooth ride.