Pricing shown reflects the Minu V3 only. Pricing varies by model...  refer to their website for full details.

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I consider this stroller a lower‑tox option, primarily because of the heavy use of polyester fabric, but overall it’s still a really solid choice. For families looking to balance safety, quality, and practicality, this is a brand I feel comfortable sharing. -Destiny

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Materials

• Toddler Seat & Bassinet: Primarily made from 100% polyester
  • Some models include a cotton/nylon/polyester blend liner
• Canopy: Polyester, with select models incorporating spandex for flexibility
• Padding: Polyurethane foam cushioning
• Leather Accents: Select models (such as the 2018 VISTA and CRUZ) feature 100% full‑grain leather on the handlebar and bumper bar
• Frame: Aluminum and magnesium alloy construction for strength and lighter weight
• Leather Sourcing: Chrome‑free leather from LWG Gold‑certified tanneries
• Packaging: Uses FSC‑certified cardboard

Stroller Options

Full‑Size Models

• VISTA V3
• CRUZ V2
• RIDGE

Compact / Travel Models

• MINU V3
• MINU Duo
• G‑LUXE
• G‑LINK V2

A full comparison sheet is available on the UPPAbaby website.

Benefits

• Free from flame retardants, BPA, phthalates, lead, and latex
• Actively working toward eliminating PFAS from all stroller colors and models
• GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low chemical emissions
• JPMA Certified
• Available in full‑size, double, and lightweight options
• Parent‑facing and forward‑facing seating (model‑dependent)
• Toddler seats grow with your child, up to 50 lbs on select models
• Premium fabrics with REACH‑certified full‑grain leather details
• Never‑flat tires designed for durability and smooth rides across different terrain

About UPPAbaby

⭐️ GREENGUARD Gold Certified, testing for emissions from over 360 airborne chemicals
⭐️ Leather components are REACH compliant, tested against 200+ chemicals
⭐️ U.S.‑based company founded in 2006 by Bob and Lauren Monahan in Hingham, Massachusetts
⭐️ Headquarters operates with a solar panel system, generating roughly half of its power and returning excess energy to the local grid

Designed in Rockland, Massachusetts, Manufactured in China under strict quality control standards