Metro 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 - Soft Olive

Had a more expensive stroller and was worried about it getting damaged during flight. Intended this as a backup but it works so great we now keep it in our car and use it for all outings away from the house! So easy to open and close and doesn’t take up much space. Baby finds it very comfortable and loves how the seat can lay flat for naps and the canopy can extend far.

Amazing for travel! We used this for our one year old. We took it to the airport and on a resort and it was perfect! Very quick to fold up and out with one hand especially when getting onto a flight or putting into car. Worked great for on the go naps as it reclines all the way back. The extended canopy was also great to have more coverage as we were in the sun. Storage portion was a good size too for a travel stroller.

Just got this and trying it out on our first vacation with our 4 month old. So far so good! Love the: -size -adjustable handle -easy close -large canopy -far back recline -large basket The opening mechanism could be better as it def requires two hands and is not smooth but for the price it is a minor inconvenience. This stroller really does stand up to its pricier opponents. I recommend trying it!

Amazing value stroller! I've spent weeks researching strollers online, watching every single video review, and trying them out in person and I kept coming back to the Metro 3. I love the full flat recline, upright seatback, bassinet mode, adjustable handle height, deep canopy coverage that wasn’t too close to the face, magnetic peek-a-boo windows, great quality materials and cushioning, and easy to carry handle. The fold can be finicky, but the fold is really one hand and the stroller self-stands. Many more expensive strollers tend to tilt away from you when you fold them. What I needed: - Tall backrest - Easy enough fold - Adjustable handle height - Lay flat option - Very upright seatback Other strollers I considered: - Uppababy Minu 3. The seatback wasn't upright enough and for the price, I wasn't getting any more features. The fold wasn't the smoothest anyway, plus it folds away from you so you have to catch it with your other hand. Once folded, there's no good way to hold it except with the shoulder strap (too-long to use to put into the car) or with the stroller handle which feels unbalanced. - Bugaboo Butterfly 2. This one had a great fold (although it does tilt away from you when you fold it), but the seat is so reclined that my baby would be lifting her head all the time. Also, the seatback is not reclined enough for a comfortable nap. - Joolz Aer+. Loved the weight and size of this, bu the seat recline zipper is too finicky. Also didn't like that you have to insert 5 harness pieces every time. - Inglesina Quid 3. This was similar to the Metro, but felt higher quality, but was not much better to justify the price. The harness needs to be rethreaded. - Guzzie + Guzz Oxygen v2. This had the best fold and unfold of any stroller we tried and it worked like butter every time. This was surprising because it was half the price of everything else. We would’ve bought this stroller, but the seatback height was too short and the stroller itself felt too narrow. Loved the magnetic buckle and ventilation is similar to the Metro 3 on this one. - Peg Perego Selfit. This stroller was on par with the Guzzie+Guss with the best fold/unfold experience, but the canopy was too shallow for us. Improvements: - Magnetic harness strap - Include some accessories (even a bumper bar would be nice) - Easier fold/unfold that doesn’t “catch”. Sometimes the fold button gets stuck so to fold, a trick is to not lift up on the handlebar, which puts tension on folding system. Also, when unfolding, press the button before trying to lift the handle unfold the stroller. Also, it helps when unfolding to get the front and back axles apart as they tend to want to stay locked together. - Wider back wheelbase so it doesn’t feel so tippy (although many travel strollers feel tippy and I think I just need to adjust from using a full-size).

I wanted to love this stroller, the quality was fantastic, the stroller rolled nicely. The fold was easy but the unfold was difficult. At first I felt like it was getting stuck. Then I learned it really takes 2 hands to unfold due to my height. You have to throw the bottom out then pull up the top because it’s very top heavy. I would buy this for the future for a toddler but I wanted something now they was easy to get in and out of the car to throw my infant seat on.