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uppababy minu weight kg UPPAbaby Minu V3 Stroller – PramFox

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uppababy minu weight kg UPPAbaby Minu V3 Stroller – PramFoxLeaving the house with a baby often feels like preparing for a mini adventure. Theres always more to carry and think about than you expect. The UPPAbaby Minu V3 makes it more manageable with its lightweight frame and easy one handed, one step fold. Whether youre running errands or heading off on a trip, this stroller is designed to fit seamlessly into your busy routine. The Minu V3 is designed to keep your little one comfortable from their first

Leaving the house with a baby often feels like preparing for a mini adventure. There’s always more to carry and think about than you expect. The UPPAbaby Minu V3 makes it more manageable with its lightweight frame and easy one-handed, one-step fold. Whether you’re running errands or heading off on a trip, this stroller is designed to fit seamlessly into your busy routine.

The Minu V3 is designed to keep your little one comfortable from their first wobbly head lifts to their toddler “I’m-not-tired” years. With a deep recline and 2 crotch buckle positions, it is suitable from birth* up to 22.7kg. It is compatible with car seats with Maxi-Cosi style adapters (universal car seat adapters available separately) and UPPAbaby Mesa/Aria infant car seats (adapters available separately). 

It features a 5-point, no-rethread harness optimised for newborns and a 3-position footrest that adjusts easily to keep up as they grow. Need a quick nap on the go? The one-handed deep recline makes it easy to settle them in without a fuss. The oversized UPF50+ canopy offers plenty of shade, while the mesh window lets you sneak a peek without disturbing their sleep. The all-wheel suspension smooths out bumps for a comfortable ride.

The Minu sets up and packs down effortlessly thanks to its nifty one-hand fold - you can even do it while holding bubba in your other arm! It’s ideal for city folks especially for hopping in/out of a taxi or going down the stairs. No more thumping it down the subway stairs! It’s also fitted with a built-in shoulder strap for hands-free travel.

Compact enough for even the smallest corners of your apartment (it measures 25.4 x 45.7 x 54.6cm when folded), it stands on its own when folded for a smaller footprint. It’s also narrow enough (only 45.7cm wide!) for you to navigate tight supermarket aisles, enter the station gantries, and rush hour crowds with ease. The Minu V3 is also IATA-certified and overhead compartment-friendly, so it travels as effortlessly as you do. Whether it's a family holiday or just making the most of your space at home, this stroller fits right in.

Wherever your journey takes you, the Minu V3 makes sure you get there with ease, style, and most importantly, your sanity intact. Each purchase comes with PramFox's universal stroller liner, while stocks last.

If you're taking your Minu V3 overseas, check out the UPPAbaby Minu Travel Bag.

To make it easy for you, we've collated all the UPPAbaby MINU V3 Stroller accessories in one place.

*This model includes the integrated foot barrier (carriage mode) for newborns, but does not come with a rain shield or bug shield.

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