Ergobaby Metro+ Compact Baby Stroller, Lightweight Umbrella Stroller Folds Down for Overhead Airplane Storage (Carries up to 50 lbs), Car Seat Compatible, Black

I love this stroller! Although it doesn’t have the easiest one click closing mechanism, the quality and comfort this stroller provides completely make up for it. The material of the seat is amazingly soft and luxurious feeling. It has a near flat recline for naps on the go. The under stroller basket is spacious and sturdy. The compactness after folded is ideal for travel. Love the peekaboo window and generous amount of venting around the seat. The adjustable height handle bar gives any parent/caregiver a great pushing experience and speaking of pushing, it pushes well and turns easily. I only wish it had rubber wheels or had the option to switch out for rubber. The green color is a pretty soft olive-ish color that can be gender neutral. It also has been going on sale often making it a great value for a high end feeling stroller. If you’re considering this stroller, I highly recommend!

This stroller is compact & Perfect for a 2010 Toyota Highlander with a non-existent trunk. We are able to fit it under his car seat, behind the driver seat, without a problem. We love the reclining feature for our newborn, it maneuvers easily and it’s so cozy on our winter stroller walks. Even though it’s a travel stroller we are enjoying it as our primary stroller and appreciate the quality and comfort it provides for our baby.

I bought this to be my travel stroller. The fact that it folds down small enough to fit in the overhead compartment was the biggest selling point. It fit in the overhead compartment of our plane with room to spare. I recently used this on a weeklong trip to the Caribbean and my three month old baby practically lived in it anytime we weren’t in the hotel. The full recline was essential, as he is too young to sit up in an inclined position. I loved the infant nest feature using the side snaps as it kept his feet and toys safely inside the stroller. You just have to remember to unsnap the panels anytime you’re closing the stroller. the seat is nicely padded, and my baby seemed comfortable anytime he was in the stroller. The basket underneath is small, but it was big enough to hold my midsized tote, which doubled as my diaper bag. The basket is easier to access from the front when the leg flap is folded up. The telescoping handle is a nice feature, as my 6 foot husband was able to adjust it whenever he was pushing the stroller, and I could lower it whenever I was pushing. The wheels roll nice and smoothly. It practically pushes itself. I walked with it one-handed the majority of the time. As others have said, the canopy does not fully cover the child, depending on the angle of the sun and the time of day. I kept a thin blanket handy and just clipped it to the canopy to provide additional shade when needed. The only downside for me is that I cannot close it one-handed, and I have a hard time opening it one-handed as well. My husband, who has bigger hands, is able to close it with one hand. Definitely not a dealbreaker. Highly recommend if you are in need of a compact travel stroller. It is also recommended to get the travel bag, which is sold separately, for storing the stroller when it’s not in use.

This stroller definitely has its pros and cons. I bought this stroller and the Joolz Aer+ and ultimately decided to keep the Ergobaby Metro+ for my needs. This stroller has some great pros: 1. Great wheels for multiple terrains. Went well over gravel and grass. Its competitors wheels are really only sturdy enough for indoor and smooth concrete. 2. Deluxe seat that has full recline. THIS is the ultimate feature! This feature allows you to begin using the seat as soon as the newborn stage. The newborn nest feature is awesome and was a huge selling point for us. 3. Nice, adjustable foot rest. 4. Washable and removable seat. (if you know, you know… babies are messy) 5. Adjustable handlebar 6. Easy to steer and push one-handed - very necessary when your hands are full! 7. Canopy comes down very low for a good amount of sun coverage Cons: 1. One handed fold is possible but it’s difficult 2. You may look like you have no idea what you’re doing when trying to pop it open. It is a little difficult to get the hang of it but after a few tries, you’ll get it open. 3. Canopy clicks very loudly when being adjusted (make sure to put it into a good position before baby goes to sleep) 4. Cumbersome to remove seat when you want to use car seat adapters

Our search for the perfect compact travel stroller is finally over! After looking for some time, purchasing and returning a few options the Merto+ stood above the rest. Is it the cheapest option, no. Is it the lightest option, no. Or even the smallest folding, nope. But it offers so much more. This stroller folds small enough to easily fit in an airplane overhead bin, rolls smooth and easy enough for a day at the amusement park and has a good size storage area. The feel of strength and confidence it’s not about to snap in half are worth not being the smallest or lightest. This stroller has already been on half a dozen flights with us and has been perfect every time. I was hesitant to replace our Nuna Mixx next with a different travel stroller (we took the Nuna on 35 flights, but had to gate check it each time). I didn’t want to give up the quality and ease of use of the Nuna but the Metro+ does an excellent job bringing that quality into a smaller package. You won’t be disappointed.

This stroller is the greatest! It has everything you need and is totally worth the price! For context, I’ve had this stroller for 10 months since my baby was 3 months old. I have a bigger uppababy stroller for day to day, but I needed a good travel stroller that we could take on a plane for music festivals, trips to the mountains, etc. PROs: 1. This stroller is super lightweight, folds down to a tiny size so it takes up very little space in the trunk and fits in overhead bin on planes. It is also easy to carry up and down stairs whenever ramps or elevators are not available. 2. This stroller is very sturdy. The handle bar is nice and thick and adjustable. I’ve used this stroller on all kinds of terrains - concrete, asphalt, grass, wet grass, mud, dirt paths, stone, brick, rocks, sandy paths…it performs well on all of them except pure sand (no stroller does well on pure sand). The suspension is great - it just feels high quality and solid and it is so easy to maneuver. We walk a lot with this stroller- we’ve probably put over 200 miles on it and it is going just as strong as it did the first day. It is a beast!! 3. The recline on the seat is adjustable and so is the fabric leg area. At three months my daughter was more comfortable in the bassinet style so I adjusted the seat to laying back and popped the leg area up to make a “bassinet” of sorts. Now that she is older I adjust the seat so she is sitting up with her legs hanging over the front. If she falls asleep, I recline it a little bit to keep her comfy. 4. This stroller has a large sunshade. I like that I can pull it down really far to fully protect my baby from the sun. CONs: 1. The basket is not as large as a full sized stroller. A fully stuffed diaper backpack with bottles in it will not fit under the seat without being laid on its back. If you have premade bottles in your bag that could be a problem because of liquid leakage. I just wear my diaper bag as I push the stroller when bottles are in it, but some people might not like that. You can also fit a couple of smaller bags under there, a muslin blanket, a light jacket, a fan, a sippy cup, water bottle or two, and a snack cup, so the basket is not tiny, but it is not massive like many bigger strollers. 2. This stroller is forward facing without an option for baby to face the person pushing the stroller. There is no way to see baby while they are in the forward facing position, aside from stopping the stroller and coming to the front to check on them periodically. This bothered me when my daughter was really young, but she loves facing out now. 3. No accessories are included. I bought a bar for her to rest her feet and hands on. I also bought the matching travel bag to put the stroller in when I travel. Warning - the travel bag material is flimsy but it does fit the stroller perfectly. Duct tape will fix any holes right up. We usually check the stroller rather than carry it on the plane. I also bought separate Velcro cupholders and pockets for the handle. I will probably add to these accessories over time as my daughter needs them (snack tray etc). These accessories are not expensive, so it’s not a big deal to me. Overall my husband and I LOVE this high quality, lightweight, and sturdy stroller. It has been on so many adventures with us, and we believe it is the best thing we’ve bought for our baby so far. You will not regret getting this!

Amazing stroller for travel. Packs up small but is sturdier than most travel strollers. It offers great support and adjustable seat angle which is a must for us while traveling.

We've had the Metro+ as our travel/car stroller for a while now, and recently bought this ride-along board. Really impressed with it so far. It doesn't go out as far as the one that you can buy for the yoyo, so while it's a little awkward to push, it's not nearly as bad as it could be. Installation went well and it feels really robust. My 3.5 year old stands super well on it, and her 1.5 year old sister can ride up front. It's probably best suited for ages 3/4, possibly as young as 2.5. I'm giving it 5 stars because I think it's as good as it can be for this particular stroller, but it definitely still has some downsides that might make it wrong for some families. - you can only stow the board when the seat is fully up - so if the little kid is sleeping and no kid is riding on the board it will just be knocking around by your feet. (you can pop the board off quite easily, but it's not super light) - similarly if the little one is fully reclined, it's pretty awkward to ride the board (the seat will be pushing against the older kid)