The UPPAbaby Vista takes your child on the road in style. The VISTA is fully equipped to master any terrain. Includes a pram and reversible seat and features a comfortable push, fold with or without the seat attached, and smart rubber-like tires stretched over foam to insure you never have a flat tire! Adjustable handlebar, and floating rear axle accommodates all sizes of caregivers.

In What Colors Can I Find the UPPAbaby Vista?

• Easy one-step fold—with or without the seat attached
• Welded and formed aircraft aluminum alloy frame
• Includes both bassinet and seat—completely interchangeable and requires no fabric swapping
• One button telescopic handle-height adjustment
• Added rubber bumpers to protect the stroller handlebar in standing position
• Smooth rolling ‘no-flat’ foam and rubber wheels
• Elevated seat/bassinet height brings you closer to your child
• Removable bumper bar cover
• Floating arch “no kick” rear axle
• Red/green successful attachment indicators
• Convenient zip-in weather shield and mesh bug shield included

Includes both bassinet and seat–completely interchangeable and requires no fabric swapping.

Bassinet:  Suitable from birth to 6 months
Toddler Seat:  Suitable from 3 months to 50 lbs.

What Accessories are Included?

• Toddler Rain Shield
• Toddler Bug Shield
• Bassinet Bug Shield

VISTA Specifications

True Weight [includes canopy + basket]
Frame + Seat: 25 pounds
Frame Only: 19 pounds
Seat: 6 pounds

Where can I buy the UPPAbaby Vista?

Our favorite place to buy is AMAZON.COM as they invariably have the best prices.

UPPAbaby Vista Reviews

What Happy Parents are saying about the UPPAbaby Vista?

Fantastic Engineering and Construction, Great Company, June 20, 2011

I spent about a year looking for the perfect stroller, even going so far as to buy a cheapo for the first few months of my son’s life in hopes that I could eventually find something awesome. I had a full set of criteria – the stroller had to be lightweight, easy to fold (no more than 2 steps), have a large easy to access basket (for diaper bags and all my shopping), preferably would be able to remain standing when folded, do both front and rear facing, support my graco carseat, should be able to last until my child no longer needs a stroller, should be able to support a second child with add-ons, and should be rugged enough to do some minor off-roading.

Ok, I know, thats a crazy list and for a while, I thought it was impossible. Everything I saw was missing a few features. I kept thinking if only I could merge several of the strollers together I’d have the perfect one. As an engineer, I’m very picky and I was really disappointed at how every company out there seemed to excel in just one or two features, while ignoring all the rest. And to be honest, most of what was out there wasn’t very well built. I was willing to spend a lot of money on a stroller, if all the features were there, but even the super high end didn’t make the grade. But then I found the vista. Needless to say, I completely love it. It is the only stroller I have ever found that fits ALL of my criteria, and does it well. We’ve had it several months now and my son loves it as much as we do. And as a bonus, it’s less expensive than your super high end strollers like the stokke or bugaboo, but in my opinion, is much better designed.

The only thing I was worried about was the weight. I had such a bad back I could hardly lift my son, and I was worried about the stroller. But one of the great features of the uppababy is that you can choose to fold it all together, or you can detach the seat and load it into your car separately from the frame. This makes it completely manageable for me.

We narrowed it down to two:, January 26, 2011

We decided we’d go with a stroller that offered the bassinet option and the regular sit-up seat. We knew could could order the infant carseat attachment to make the frame and “snap-n-go” too. We liked the European design of the Uppa and the Bugaboo and a few others.

So we went to test drive them at the baby store…
The Orbit looks cool, but $1000 seemed a bit crazy. And the Stoke looked like a barber’s chair to me, not to mention is way too expensive ($1200+?). We liked the Bugaboo, but the deciding factor was that the Bugaboo was almost impossible to break down into the folded position to get into the car. Even the salesman, who demonstrates the “ease” of folding all day long had lots of trouble trying to get it to fold.
The Uppa was much easier to collapse and has:

great quality
great design
effortlessly rolls so smoothly!
ease of use
comfortable to handle and push
adjustable everything
the bassinet can also be used independently as a “moses basket” bed for when traveling
forward and rear facing seat options
comes with a rain guard and mosquito netting
has great additional sun shields attached within the canopies- perfect design
has a much larger under-basket than the other strollers
The bedding in the bassinet is easily removed and washable
*haven’t used the big seat yet, so not sure about those features
have no doubts this stroller will last through as many children as we have in the future

But it is LARGE. Do not purchase this thinking that you can store it in a closet with your umbrellas. It takes up a good bit of space in the house, and folded in the car.

Absolutely worth it. We are very pleased with our decision!