Review: Ergobaby Metro 3 stroller should be your next purchase as a parent
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All of the above is what I experienced with my full-sized stroller. It wasn't until I decided to scrap it and downsize to a travel stroller that I realized that it still fit all my everyday needs, as well as the overhead compartment of an airplane for epic excursions.
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I began my conversion to a travel stroller stan with the Ergobaby Metro+ two years ago, and I had the pleasure of testing out the new Ergobaby Metro 3 this summer. I was already in love with its predecessor, and I've found that the Metro 3 somehow improved and resolved all of the minor gripes I had about the Metro+. Here's what you need to know if you're considering making the switch for yourself.
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The Metro 3 Compact Stroller has kept this incredible design, and made the reclining feature adjustable with one hand. You can either gently lower the back by lifting the handle to release the ribbon tension, or you can pull the ribbon up to tighten and bring the seat back upright.
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