2018 UPPAbaby MINU Stroller - Ryan (Teal Melange/Silver/Saddle Leather)

I Am OBSESSED with this stroller! I returned a lightweight stroller I purchased to use as my everyday stroller due to many issues and purchased the mini. I am so happy I purchased this. The stroller is so light and easy to carry and fold. I can open and close it one handed while holding my son easily. It fits perfectly in my suv and looks gorgeous. My baby is ten months old and slouched in my previous stroller but he sits great In this one. This also sits very upright when fully erect. I was worried I would like that this doesn’t have a belly bar and cannot face me but it really is not an issue for me. I love this stroller. It handles bumpy sidewalks Greta and easily pops over curbs. I read a few reviews that said they had issues with tipping and I am unsure why because this stroller seems very sturdy. My son loved riding in this stroller and had a good time being able to finally sit up and see everything. I love the huge peekaboo window and I was worried the sunshade was smaller than I preferred but it is more than enough. I will be ordering the travel bag because uppBaby offered protection on your stroller if you use the bag when flying. I will also be adding a cup holder but from a different brand since the one uppababy sells has poor reviews. I highly recommend this.

I was ready to be disappointed in this stroller after reading mixed reviews. I have an 8-month old and after doing one trip with our Cruz, I couldn’t handle the idea of taking the wheels off every time I needed to put it away. The Minu is perfect for travel. It does exactly what it says and impresses me with simple features. Pros: Truly lightweight True one-hand operation (I fold and unfold while holding the baby) Perfectly-placed strap for folding and carrying Easy to maneuver Great shade + additional sunscreen shade built in Lays nearly flat for now on the go Great back pocket for phone and wallet Con (singular) The bottom storage is so short that I can’t fit my (large) diaper bag. I don’t really consider this a con, but I do have to plan ahead before just chunking it down there. To be fair, I have the same problem in the Cruz, my diaper bag is a little too overstuffed ;) All around, I definitely recommend and I don’t think that there’s anything missing that’s a deal-breaker considering how easy this is to operate.

I love this stroller. So, about the advantages a little more: - Appearance, design - nothing more, in the style of uppababy - The ability to install a cradle, which, moreover! Attention! folds together in the chassis, with one hand! - It turns out very simply, you don’t even need to bend down anywhere, I did it very easily for almost 9 months of pregnancy - When folded, it stands without additional support, for the convenience of carrying, a shoulder strap and a cover are provided - Compact and small, it fits on the luggage rack in the cabin. This is important for me, because after putting the stroller in your luggage, you can get it back in a completely different state! - The seatback is adjustable up to 150 degrees. And this is the only minus, but practice shows that with this angle the child is sleeping perfectly anywhere in the world!) - Large hood with a sun visor (a distinctive feature of all uppababy) and a viewing window on the magnet. - Depreciation of all wheels is ideal !!! - Brake system that completely does not stain shoes. - Pocket for trifles on the hood - Well, the weight of the stroller: only 6.7 kg - Leather cover on the handle - it is very pleasant quality Uppababy minu is really worth the money. I am very happy with the choice!

This was the stroller I wanted to get since I found out I was pregnant. Friends had talked about the ease of use, how lightweight it was, and how great UppaBaby as a brand was. I have found all these statements true. We have used this stroller on two flights, as well as our daily stroller. We live in an apartment in LA, so having a stroller that can fold up small to carry was important to us. It makes it so easy to get out the door! The suspension is quite good, especially for the size of the stroller. It is super easy to maneuver, and can be used with the Mesa car seat if you get adaptors! Cons: sometimes the stroller won’t close to the point where the lock will click to keep it shut. I wonder if it’s the fabric of the canopy getting in the way. Price. Friends have shown me their travel strollers that, while they aren’t as high quality, still offer a great stroller at 1/3 or 1/4 the price of the UppaBaby Minu. The only thing that makes me rethink this stance is that UppaBaby allows you to register your UppaBaby gear, and if something gets worn out broken, they will send a replacement piece. Overall we love this stroller and are very happy with our purchase!

This stroller is great, and if I only had one kid I think this would be the one stroller that I'd want for everything. It works well for newborns if you have one of the compatible carseats and also works very well for our 30lb/3 feet tall toddler. The fold is tiny compared to our Vista, which makes it fit nicely into our small car. The basket is bigger than any other compact stroller and it rolls better than the umbrella style MacLaren stroller that we were using previously while folding down to a smaller size. I can't really see any reason to get the Cruz vs this stroller, and you can get a Vista when you have a second kid. The manual isn't clear, but you can use the Mesa carseat adapters while the toddler seat and shade are installed, so it's very quick to switch it between kids.

Best purchase I’ve made for my little one! I have the large Uppababy Vista stroller and love that but needed a small travel stroller to use when traveling with my baby when my husband isn’t there to help. I researched so many because I was hesitant about the price but this had great reviews and watch the videos on how easy it is. This was the only one I found that folds with one hand and opens with one as well it’s so easy. There’s a strap and you just put it on your shoulder and walk down the jet bridge very lightweight. I didn’t put in the overhead bins because I just didn’t want to deal with it so I checked it to the next gate every time which was fine no damage done. It also reclines for when they want to sleep. Not much storage space underneath but that’s fine...it’s a travel stroller. There’s a pocket in the back you can put things in as well. The coverage of the shade is perfect. I can’t promote this enough! Worth the $$

We got this to replace a 2018 G Luxe after a brake failure caused an injury to our infant. The only reason I chose this model was because the brake assembly is different, I (usually) like Uppababy quality, and their customer service with the return of the G Luxe was really great. This is a nice stroller, *it isn’t quite small enough to be a real, revolutionary travel stroller* like the Yo-yo or a Pockit, but it suits my needs and has a higher weight limit than the Yo-yo (50lbs v. 40lbs) and more useful features than the Pockt. We’ve gotten it into overhead bins on flights twice now, but the stress of worrying about whether there will be room led me to finally pay the extra $90 for the Uppa travelsafe bag (having done it twice now, putting it in the overhead also feels like kind of a rude thing to do because it is so big, and unnecessary since it isn’t going to roll down the center aisle of most planes- it’s just one more thing to lug along with a baby and a diaper bag.) I think it works best as a nicer workaday city stroller for folks who don’t want to deal with a giant Cruz or Vista and can make do with a regular sized cargo basket. I’ve put my diaper bag on the handle but don’t feel great about it, as it feels tippy. The basket can hold a soft carrier and a full diaper bag and some toddler and infant winter coats if you really shove them all in there. *This is not a one-hand UNfold stroller*- you can easily fold it back up with one hand, but unfolding it requires pulling a little rubber safety clip off a metal post with one hand while sliding and squeezing the handle mechanism with your other hand. There is no way to do this while holding a baby- I tried it in several airport security lines. *If you are thinking about using this to travel solo with an infant, bring a carrier or be comfortable handing your baby to a stranger for a minute.* I haven’t had the front wheel issues others have mentioned, but we don’t use it every day. There is already some wear showing after two months of light use on the frame where it folds, and the plastic housing for the front wheels is scratched from folding it- there is no way to really fold it one-handed without pushing these against the ground, so if you are in a parking lot, etc, they are going to get roughed up. Depending on how long-legged your child is, they might scrape the backs of their legs/ankles on the resulting rough spots. We smoothed it out with a sanding block and now I’m extra careful about folding outside (which then makes it a two-handed accordion playing sort of fold instead of a one-handed collapse fold.) The ride is smooth, the canopy is really big, the recline mechanism is a pain but the angle is good, and though I’m happy with it and keeping it, I really wouldn’t have spent $400 on this stroller if it was made by anyone else. In all, I like it enough to keep it, and am also eager to see what the 2019 version looks like. I might upgrade if they’ve worked out some of the issues with this debut model, particularly the fold and the recline. I suspect there will be a number of cheaper versions by other brands that include or perfect the features Uppa has introduced here, and I wish it had come out five years ago so all the bugs were worked out before I needed it.

First off I want to say I have give. 4 stars just because I haven’t had enough time to really review it..but if I remember I will update in a month after much use. But so far GREAT stroller! Worth every penny. We have a 3 year old and needed a lightweight smaller stroller that we could take with us on vacations and had enough storage to take on weekend shopping trips/errands. My 3 year old is average height and weight and has a lot more room to grow in this stroller. Its a one handed fold and it even comes with a carrying bag. The breaks are really easy and almost everything is adjustable. I love the magnetic peekaboo flap because every other stroller we have had the flap would always flap and never stay. The only thing missing is a cup holder (which I believe you can buy) otherwise no complaints. UPDATE: BUY THIS STROLLER! We have had it for a month (maybe a little over) and it has been INCREDIBLE! You won't regret this purchase!