ErgobabyMetro 3 All in One Compact Baby Stroller - Foldable, Lightweight Travel Stroller - Easy One-Hand Fold for Overhead Airplane Storage (Carries up to 50 lbs) - Car Seat Compatible - Onyx Black

The media could not be loaded. Love love love!!!! I was between two strollers the Uppa baby minu 3 and this for our upcoming 6 week trip to Spain. We will be living our day to day there so I didn’t want a Cybex or Gp pocket which could have been good for my tall daughter. Also traveling alone with 2 kids didn’t want to deal with the way those strollers folded. In the end I couldn’t justify spending $549 on a stroller so I went with the Ergobaby Metro 3. It was still a lot more than I wanted to spend on a stroller in general but just what had to be done for what I was looking for. I needed something that had a tall back so my 3 year old who is 42 inches tall could get it in sometimes if tired while my 1 year old is in the carrier. Needed something that sat a bit more upright. My son likes to sit upright in our other strollers but they aren’t so he leans forward. Has a big enough basket for our supermarket runs, all the things we need for the park including stuffing a scooter under, blankets, balls, water bottles, etc…Summer in Spain is also brutal. Hot sun! Large extended canopy is a plus!When I got the stroller I didn’t really like the tiny strap on the seat to hold the stroller. It looks like over time it could become too worn or break from the load. The shoulder strap on the Uppababy almost made me lean in their direction. Anyways I bought a scooter strap(Wildken Rhinowal $17.99) and while the stroller itself has a bulkier fold it’s now as good as the Uppa and way less money even with the purchase of the strap. Once set up the strap isn’t really in the way at all. Definitely carrying on the shoulder makes the stroller feel lighter and frees up your hand!For all you parents who have a tall toddler this stroller is great. My daughter’s legs don’t look awkward at all in the stroller. The foot rest is nice and wide. Ergonomically seems like a very comfortable stroller for both my son and my daughter. The quality of the material has a premium feel to it as well. The near flat recline is a plus. I don’t really care about this feature. We have survived without it no problem. Overall stroller is a great investment. I can continue to use for a few more years with my toddler and if I have another baby. Also for these infamous Disney trip stroller requirements people keep talking about when we go to Disney in the future. I’m super satisfied.My only cons:The bar in the back where the basket is. Could prevent larger bags from easily going under the bar. But you could put bags in from the front with the foot rest up.Bulkier- A bit concerned they won’t let me try to put in the overhead bin taking one look at it. It looks a bit bulkier in person side by side with a carry on suitcase.The carry handle in the seat.The one handed fold and open took a bit to get used to. More so the opening and getting it to really pop out and stay. It was sticking at first and not fully extending into the locked position. That has since resolved though as you can see in the video.

I purchased this stroller to use as our compact travel stroller. My main criteria were compact fold down size, ease of folding down and opening, and decent suspension/ Wheels for a smooth push. Overall, I am very pleased with the Metro 3! It is a fairly nice and compact size- I mean it's not nothing, but compared to other strollers it's very reasonable and fits nicely in the car. It is super easy to fold up and you can definitely fold it up with one hand. Opening is a bit more tricky, as other people have commented I do think opening requires two hands. Thus far the wheels seem good, I haven't had it long enough to test their durability long-term, but it's very comfortable and fairly smooth to push. The storage underneath is not giant but is adequate for my needs. It seems fairly comfortable for my baby, decent padding, and I find the straps really easy to use.I did realize after purchase that my baby is at an age where having the ability to parent face is ideal in crowded situations, but there pretty much is not a compact stroller on the market that allows this option!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It’s bigger than our last travel stroller ( yoyo ) but it’s compact still the fold down is super easy , lays down flat which is great for on the go naps. The canopy extends super far. Over all I love it, most likely won’t fit in an overhead compartment on a plane but all the other pros make up for that one detail.

Just received my Ergobaby (Metro 3) Stroller and I’m obsessed! ✨It’s super sleek, lightweight, and folds down effortlessly — travel cabin-approved, so perfect for flying or life on the go. The design is minimal yet luxurious, with plush cushioning that feels so cozy and secure for baby.Every detail screams quality and thoughtful design. Honestly, it’s absolutely divine — a niche gem that delivers comfort without compromising on style. Highly recommend for parents who want function and flair!

The fold is not totally automatic, the unfold is challenging. Pretty upright seat, my baby is happy with it. Large basket

Love this stroller! My bf and I are 6ft and 6’3 and it’s been amazing with the adjustable handle bar. The only travel stroller on the market that has an adjustable handle bar. Padding is very nice baby enjoys riding in it