Minu V2 Travel Bag

Excellent travel bag comes with backpack straps that are nicely padded. Checked with uppababy to see if this would fit the V3 and it does only difference is you don’t have to remove the wheels as you do for the Minu/V2.Peace of mind when it comes to traveling.

Haven’t travelled with it just yet, however we practiced getting the stroller in the bag. You do have to remove the rear wheels to get the stroller in the bag, however it comes with a padded pouch for them. I also loved that there’s a section inside the bag for the arm bar that can hold the car seat adapters if needed. Inside of the bag has a direction illustration of what goes where for ease. It seems good quality but still light enough

This bag does its job in the sense that it keeps our stroller safe when gate checked on flights. The problem that I have experienced on ALL of my international flights now (5), is that it looks like luggage and is not recognized as a stroller bag (despite being gate checked and having tags indicating it as such). The result is that when I exit the flight, the bag is not in the group of un-bagged strollers, and has been sent to the luggage carousel (or to my final destination on layovers).

On the side of the bag on the bottom corner, “Stroller Inside” is written; however ‘INSIDE’ is emphasized in larger text instead of ‘stroller’. Even if ‘stroller’ were in larger text, the text is useless in countries where english is not the primary language. Baggage crews are looking for strollers, not bags that say “stroller” in the corner.

It would have been more useful if there were a massive image of a stroller on the front (or all sides) of the bag to make it obvious what it is.

If you want to protect your bag while in the cargo, this is recommended. If you are hoping to see your bag with the strollers when you exit your flight, don’t bank on it.