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UPPAbaby Vista V3

Worth considering when two children will need seats at the same time. If you expect to use one seat, compare the narrower Cruz V3 before buying Vista for a possible future sibling.

Specifications verified against manufacturer sources. Not hands-on testing.

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Perch’s buying advice

Should you buy the Vista V3?

Buy it for a real two-seat plan

Vista makes the most sense when you expect to use its second seat. Check the lower seat’s size limits against your children, then price the complete setup. The stroller price alone is not the cost of a double.

Try the lift and measure the space

Before choosing it for stairs, a small trunk or a narrow entrance, try lifting the stroller and compare its folded dimensions with your storage space. If you need one seat, start by comparing Cruz V3; its main advantage is width, not a large weight saving.

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Verified Vista V3 specifications

Manufacturer figures for the standard stroller. Metric values are rounded conversions.

Frame + seat weight[1]
27.6 lb (about 12.5 kg), before added accessories
Frame weight without seat[1]
19.8 lb (about 9.0 kg)
Width[1]
25.7 in (about 65.3 cm)
Open, L × W × H[1]
36.5 × 25.7 × 39.5 in
Folded with seat, L × W × H[1]
16.3 × 25.7 × 33.8 in
Folded without seat, L × W × H[1]
11.3 × 25.7 × 32.3 in
Included Toddler Seat[2]
From 3 months without newborn accessories. Maximum 50 lb or 40 in, whichever comes first.
Basket capacity[2]
30 lb (about 13.6 kg)

The accessories your setup needs

Start with how you will use the stroller. Add the parts for that setup, then compare the full cost.

One child using the Toddler Seat

Start with the standard package

For a child within the included seat’s use limits, you do not need a second seat or a newborn insert. The main seat’s rain and insect covers are already included. Check the retailer’s box contents before adding duplicates.[1][2]

Strolling from birth

Choose Infant SnugSeat or Bassinet V3

The separate Infant SnugSeat is for the fully reclined Toddler Seat. Choose the separate Bassinet V3 if you want a pram attachment instead; it attaches directly in single-stroller mode. You do not need both for the same newborn setup. The bassinet limit is 20 lb or when the infant can push up on hands and knees, whichever comes first.[1][3][4]

Two seated children

Add RumbleSeat V3 and Upper Adapters

The RumbleSeat V3 already includes lower adapters, so do not buy another set for that seat. The main Toddler Seat stays in the upper position. The lower RumbleSeat is for 3 months to 40 lb or 36 in, whichever comes first; newborn use needs a SnugSeat. Confirm your intended configuration before ordering.[5][6]

An older child who will stand

Consider the Vista PiggyBack

This optional standing board has a 55 lb limit. It is not another seat, so choose it only when a standing ride suits your older child. If both children need to sit, plan for the RumbleSeat instead.[7]

Using an infant car seat

Check the exact model before buying an adapter

Mesa and Aria attach directly in single-stroller mode. For another brand, check the exact car-seat model on UPPAbaby’s compatibility list; a brand name alone is not enough. Double-stroller layouts have separate adapter requirements.[1][6][8]

Sources and review notes

Perch’s buying advice is an interpretation of the manufacturer specifications below. We have not tested this stroller. Check UPPAbaby’s current model-specific instructions for configuration, compatibility and use limits.

  1. UPPAbaby Canada: Vista V3 specifications and box contents
  2. UPPAbaby Vista V3 North American manual: seat and basket limits (PDF)
  3. UPPAbaby Canada: Infant SnugSeat use and compatibility
  4. UPPAbaby Canada: Bassinet V3 use limits
  5. UPPAbaby Canada: RumbleSeat V3 limits and included adapters
  6. UPPAbaby support: accessories needed to turn Vista V3 into a double
  7. UPPAbaby Canada: Vista PiggyBack capacity
  8. UPPAbaby Canada: adapter compatibility for other infant car-seat brands

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