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greyson uppababy UPPABaby Stroller with Bassinet 2in1 Vista V3 Greyson

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greyson uppababy UPPABaby Stroller with Bassinet 2in1 Vista V3 GreysonUPPAbaby Vista V3 Stroller & Bassinet Bundle The Ultimate Travel System from Newborn to Toddler Prepare for every stage of your parenting journey with the UPPAbaby Vista & Bassinet Bundle the all in one solution designed to support your growing family in comfort, style, and safety from day one. Start with the Bassinet V3, perfect for newborns, offering a flat, breathable sleep surface approved for overnight rest. As your baby grows, transition

UPPAbaby Vista V3 Stroller & Bassinet Bundle – The Ultimate Travel System from Newborn to Toddler

Prepare for every stage of your parenting journey with the UPPAbaby Vista & Bassinet Bundle — the all-in-one solution designed to support your growing family in comfort, style, and safety from day one.

Start with the Bassinet V3, perfect for newborns, offering a flat, breathable sleep surface approved for overnight rest. As your baby grows, transition seamlessly to the Vista Toddler Seat, then expand the stroller’s capacity to accommodate up to three children with optional accessories — making it the only stroller system you’ll ever need.


Vista V3 Stroller Features

  • Grows with Your Family: Transforms from a single stroller to a double or triple with RumbleSeat and PiggyBack board (sold separately)

  • Reversible Toddler Seat: Full-size, parent- or forward-facing seat with one-handed recline, up to 50 lbs

  • All-Terrain Suspension: FlexRide technology and never-flat tires ensure a smooth ride on any surface

  • UPF 50+ Canopy: Extendable, water-repellent canopy with mesh peek-a-boo window for sun protection and ventilation

  • Easy Fold & Storage: One-step fold stands on its own

  • Extra-Large Basket: 30 lb weight capacity for diaper bags, groceries, and more

  • Ergonomic Comfort: One-handed adjustable handlebar, magnetic buckle harness, and adjustable footrest

  • High-Quality Materials: GREENGUARD Gold certified with REACH-certified leather and premium fabrics

  • Enhanced Visibility: Reflective trims on wheels and basket for safer evening strolls

  • 3-Year Warranty: Durable and built to last


Bassinet V3 Features

  • Safe Overnight Sleep: Foam-free air mesh mattress promotes maximum breathability

  • Ventilated Design: Zip-open ventilation panels and vented base window ensure airflow from top to bottom

  • Easy Baby Access: Dual-zip boot cover allows quick entry without disturbing your baby

  • UPF 50+ Sun Protection: Extendable canopy with mesh panels for shade and comfort

  • Effortless Handling: Carry handle with one-hand stroller release and quick, secure attachment

  • Compact for Travel: Collapsible design makes storage and transport a breeze

  • Easy to Clean: Zip-out, water-repellent liner and boot cover for quick clean-up

  • Bug Shield Included: Protection from outdoor elements on every stroll

  • Compatible with Vista, Cruz, Ridge, and Minu strollers

  • GREENGUARD® Gold Certified: Supports healthier indoor air and low chemical emissions

  • Bassinet Use: Suitable from birth to 20 lbs or until baby can push up on hands and knees

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