UPPAbaby Cruz V2 Stroller/Full-Featured Stroller with Travel System Capabilities/Toddler Seat, Bumper Bar, Bug Shield, Rain Shield Included/Greyson (Charcoal Mélange/Carbon Frame/Saddle Leather)

The UPPAbaby Cruz V2 has quickly become my go-to stroller, and it’s easy to see why. It offers the perfect balance of style, comfort, and functionality. As a parent, I wanted something that’s both sleek and practical, and this stroller ticks all the boxes.The maneuverability is top-notch—whether I’m navigating tight spaces or strolling through the park, it glides effortlessly. The large wheels and front suspension make for a smooth ride, even on bumpy terrain. Plus, the one-handed fold feature is a game-changer, allowing me to easily fold and store the stroller while managing my baby.My little one seems super comfortable in the seat, which has multiple recline positions. The canopy is large and offers great sun protection, and I appreciate the extendable sunshade for those extra sunny days. The storage basket is spacious and easily accessible, which is great for carrying diaper bags, groceries, and all the baby essentials.The Cruz V2 is also compatible with the UPPAbaby car seats, which makes transitioning from car to stroller so easy. The build quality is exceptional, and you can tell this stroller is built to last.Overall, I absolutely love the UPPAbaby Cruz V2 and highly recommend it for any parent looking for a high-quality, stylish, and functional stroller. It’s worth every penny!

Super versatile, easy to assemble and fold-up, I am a fan of the large storage space underneath, we take it everywhere!

Love this stroller. Super easy to fold. Light weight. Had a c section and is super easy to break down, light weight and change adapters.

Okay…I’m a seasoned mom. I’ve owned a lot of baby gear by a lot of different brands, including several strollers. But this…this takes the cake. I’m a “best bang for your buck” kind of gal. So I tend to like the mid-priced stuff because you get the most value for your money. But this last baby of mine isn’t happy on walks unless she’s facing me. So despite having a wonderful all-terrain forward facing stroller & other lightweight options, I spent months researching a stroller that would fit 90%+ of our needs & make my baby happy. I kept coming back to this UppaBaby Cruz V2 because 1) I didn’t need a double, 2) I wanted something that was easy to push one-handed, 3) I wanted a large basket for shopping and outings, and 4) I needed it to handle our bumpy neighborhood sidewalks and park while 5) being easy enough to transfer in and out of a car.I’m not joking when I say I spent HOURS reading/watching reviews and even test driving strollers in person. And again, it all kept coming back to the UppaBaby Cruz V2. Others might have been nice, but either their baskets were too small, or they were greatly overpriced, or in the case of one brand, you had to take the seat off to fold it down nicely.So I finally ordered this one. And let me tell you, it is AMAZING. I am super critical of a lot of stuff, especially “luxury” branded items. Because again, “best bang for your buck” kind of gal. But this stroller has been completely effortless in every sense of the word from the moment I assembled it (super easy) to making any adjustments. There’s no fighting with this thing. You want to push it? It moves. You want to adjust the seat? Done. You want to adjust the handlebar? So simple. Everything glides and clicks into place with absolutely minimal effort, hence the title of my review.Is it worth the price tag? IDK. The critical part of me says it’s still priced too high. BUT, it’s a phenomenal stroller. And I’m not sure you’d find something less expensive that would perform as well and offer as much as this one.That being said, I do have some criticisms, which are entirely based on personal preferences and why I didn’t knock any stars off my rating. 1) The handlebar. I don’t love it. Yeah, it’s beautiful and easy to adjust, but I prefer pivoting handlebars like on the Chicco strollers that rotate up and down versus something more fixed like this one that slides in and out. 2) I don’t love that you can’t fold this while the seat is parent-facing. 3) The tires look cheap. For the record, they aren’t, or at least don’t perform like they are. But they look like cheap plastic and as beautiful as the stroller is otherwise, I don’t love that.Overall though, this stroller is fantastic. Despite it not necessarily being “all-terrain”, it handles beautifully, has enough storage for just about anything you’d need, and it’s pretty! But most importantly my baby loves it, so I do too.

Perfect!

Love this stroller, steers great and super easy to fold/unfold. It is heavy so not great to take in the car but good for walks around the neighborhood. Use it every day

Love this stroller! It’s obviously on the pricey side, but the quality is amazing. It’s easy to fold up and the ride is so smooth. I take it on walks in the neighborhood often and so I like that the wheels are larger / the suspension is good. Although it’s still too bumpy to go on gravely walkways. The basket underneath is large enough for a diaper bag and other items. I’m 5’6” and my husband is 6’ and we don’t have issues with kicking the basket underneath. Definitely recommend this stroller to others who want to splurge.

I’m absolutely in love with this stroller! It glides smoothly, assembles without any complications, folds beautifully, the storage space is huge, weights a bit when you’re getting it out of the car but we don’t really mind, and have been proven comfortable for baby. He falls asleep when we lay him there.As of right now, I think it’s a great value for your money. I wish I had bought Uppababy with my older daughters.