Bumbleride Era
The Bumbleride Era weighs 27 lb, folds to 5.7 cu ft, and holds a child up to 55 lb, per Bumbleride. It works from birth with a bassinet sold separately. The seat faces you or the world. A reversible everyday stroller with a flat-reclining seat and air tires; it is not a dedicated running stroller.
- $949List price
- 27 lbWeight
- 5.7 cu ftFolded
- 55 lbHolds up to
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How the Era stacks up
Against the 95 full-size strollers we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.
Within the typical range for full-size strollers (10 lb to 25 lb).
Within the typical range for full-size strollers (24.1 lb to 28.8 lb).
Below the typical range for full-size strollers (6.9 cu ft to 9.1 cu ft).
Above the 50 lb most full-size strollers list.
Within the typical range for full-size strollers ($479.99 to $999.99).
What sets the Era apart
Measured against the 95 full-size strollers we compare, from each maker's published specs.
- 2nd highest weight limitof the 87 full-size strollers with it published: 55 lb
- 6th smallest foldof the 61 full-size strollers with it published: 5.7 cu ft
- Basket limit: 15 lbin the middle half of the 46 full-size strollers that publish it (10 lb to 25 lb)
- Weight: 27 lbin the middle half of the 74 full-size strollers that publish it (24.1 lb to 28.8 lb)
Next to its closest matches
- Veer Switch&RollNext to it, the Era is 15 lb less basket capacity; 0.8 lb lighter; 2.3 cu ft smaller folded; no converts to a double (the Switch&Roll has it).
- UPPAbaby Vista V3Next to it, the Era is 15 lb less basket capacity; 2.9 cu ft smaller folded; 5 lb higher limit; no converts to a double (the Vista V3 has it).
- UPPAbaby Cruz V3Next to it, the Era is 15 lb less basket capacity; 0.5 lb heavier; 1.5 cu ft smaller folded.
Era: from newborn to toddler
| Stage | What Bumbleride lists |
|---|---|
| From birth | Yes, with bassinet (sold separately): Era / Indie / Speed Bassinet |
| Seat recline | Flat |
| Seat faces | You or the world (reversible) |
| Seat holds | Up to 55 lb |
| Second child | Does not convert to a double |
Limits as the maker lists them. Follow the manual for your stroller.
Listed features
- Seat reclines fully flat for newborns
- Reversible seat
- 15 lb basket
- Stands on its own when folded
Worth checking
- Not a true jogger, front wheels swivel with only an optional lock
- Car seat adapters sold separately
Where to buy the Era
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- Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: CPSC recall search.
- Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.
Full specs
| Bumbleride Era | |
|---|---|
| List price | $949 |
| Weight | 27 lb |
| Folded size | 31.5 × 24 × 13 in5.7 cu ft |
| Open size | 39 × 24 × 40 in |
| Seat holds up to | 55 lb |
| From birth? | Yes, with bassinet (sold separately) |
| Seat size | 13 in wide, 19 in seat back |
| Seat recline | Flat |
| Seat faces you or the world | Yes |
| Stands when folded | Yes |
| Fits airline overhead bin | No |
| Converts to a double | No |
| Basket | 15 lb, Basket reachable from both sides |
| Car seats | Adapters (sold separately) for Clek, Nuna, Cybex, Maxi-Cosi, Chicco, Graco and Peg Perego infant seats |
| Car seat adapters | Era Car Seat Adapter ($65) for Maxi-Cosi/Cybex/Nuna/Clek; Single Car Seat Adapter for Graco/Chicco |
| In the box | stroller, air pump, wrist strap, bumper bar |
| Handlebar height | 26–44.5 in |
| Wheels and suspension | Air-filled tires, all-wheel suspension, 360-degree swivel front wheels with optional lock |
| Canopy | Extendable, UPF 45+, vented |
Compare the Era with
How each closest rival differs from the Era, from the makers' specs.
- VeerSwitch&Roll27.8 lb8 cu ft folded$949
- 15 lb more basket capacity
- 0.8 lb heavier
- 2.3 cu ft bigger folded
- UPPAbabyVista V327 lb8.6 cu ft folded$999.99
- 15 lb more basket capacity
- 2.9 cu ft bigger folded
- 5 lb lower limit
- UPPAbabyCruz V326.5 lb7.2 cu ft folded$899.99
- 15 lb more basket capacity
- 0.5 lb lighter
- 1.5 cu ft bigger folded
- NunaDEMI next26 lb11.4 cu ft folded$1,000
- 7 lb more basket capacity
- 1 lb lighter
- 5.7 cu ft bigger folded
Accessories that fit the Era
Each maker lists this stroller as a fit. Fit can depend on the model year, so check yours on the product page.
Era: questions answered
From Bumbleride's published specs, last checked 2026-11-06.
How much does the Bumbleride Era weigh?
The Bumbleride Era weighs 27 lb. The lightest full-size stroller we track is the Nuna TRIV next at 18.4 lb.
How big is the Bumbleride Era when folded?
It folds to 31.5 × 24 × 13 in, about 5.7 cubic feet. It stands on its own when folded. Compare folded sizes of all full-size strollers.
Can you use the Bumbleride Era from birth?
Yes, with bassinet (sold separately). Car seats: Adapters (sold separately) for Clek, Nuna, Cybex, Maxi-Cosi, Chicco, Graco and Peg Perego infant seats.
What is the weight limit of the Bumbleride Era?
The seat holds a child up to 55 lb.
Does the Bumbleride Era fit in an airplane overhead bin?
No. Plan to gate-check it. For overhead-bin strollers, see compact and travel strollers.
Can the Bumbleride Era be converted to a double stroller?
No. For two kids, see our double strollers.
How much does the Bumbleride Era cost?
The maker's US list price is $949. Sale prices change often, so check the retailer.
What's the difference between the Bumbleride Era and the Veer Switch&Roll?
By the specs, the Era is 0.8 lb lighter. See the Era and Switch&Roll side by side.
Still wondering? Write to us at hello@cribpicks.com and we'll look it up.
Where these specs come from
- pumpstation.com/products/bumbleride-era-stroller-2024
- bumbleride.com/products/era-reversible-stroller
- bumbleride.com/products/era-past-collection
- canada.bumbleride.com/products/era-reversible-stroller-new
Last checked 2026-11-06. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.