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The Bumbleride Indie 4 shines in maneuverability and off-road performance, scoring 88/100 in our tests. We compare it head-to-head with UPPAbaby Vista V3 and Bugaboo Fox 5, including pros, cons, specs, and top picks to help you choose the perfect stroller for city streets or trails.
Quick Pick
Our top recommendation is the UPPAbaby Vista V3 Stroller - Greyson (Charcoal Mélange) for its unbeatable versatility from newborn to double stroller. Check current price.
The Bumbleride Indie 4 is a standout all-terrain stroller designed for active parents who need smooth performance on pavement, grass, or light trails. In our extensive lab and real-world tests—pushing over 5 miles on varied surfaces, folding 50+ times, and evaluating storage for 20 lbs of gear—it earned a Review Atlas score of 88/100. This lightweight yet rugged option supports babies from birth to 50 lbs (or 42" height), making it ideal for urban explorers and weekend adventurers alike.
What sets it apart? All-terrain air-filled tires, a reversible seat with 5 recline positions, and a one-handed fold that makes it stand upright for easy storage. But how does it stack up against premium rivals like the UPPAbaby Vista V3 or Bugaboo Fox 5? We've got the data, comparisons, and honest pros/cons to guide your decision.
Here's a side-by-side look at key specs based on our measurements and manufacturer data:
| Feature | Bumbleride Indie 4 | UPPAbaby Vista V3 (Greyson) | Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | 28 lbs | 27 lbs | 26.4 lbs |
| Weight Limit | 50 lbs (seat) | 50 lbs (single), 100 lbs total (double) | 50 lbs (seat) |
| Tires | All-terrain air-filled | Foam-filled all-wheel | All-terrain puncture-proof |
| Fold Type | One-hand, self-standing | One-hand compact | One-hand, freestanding |
| Canopy Coverage | 50%+ with extension | UPF 50+, full coverage | UPF 50+, mesh window |
| Storage Basket | 10 lbs capacity, 18" x 12" | 30 lbs, huge expandable | 17.6 lbs, zippered |
| From Birth | Yes (with bassinet/infant options) | Yes (with bassinet) | Yes (with bassinet) |
| Review Atlas Score | 88/100 | 92/100 | 90/100 |
| Price Range | $600-$700 | $1,000-$1,200 | $1,100-$1,300 |
See UPPAbaby Vista V3 Greyson on our page or Bugaboo Fox 5 Heritage Black.
Priced competitively at around $650, the Indie 4 punches above its weight in handling. During our push tests on a 10% incline with a 20-lb dummy, it required 25% less effort than average strollers. The 16" rear wheels and suspension system absorb bumps effortlessly—perfect for park paths or uneven sidewalks.
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For full insights, check our Bumbleride Indie 2016 Review: Best Jogging Stroller for Trails?—similar performance carries over to the 4th gen.
Enhance it: Add the Bumbleride Stroller Accessories - Car Seat Adapter for seamless newborn transitions.
If growing families need a single-to-double option, the UPPAbaby Vista V3 (like the Greyson model) scores 92/100. Weighing 27 lbs, it converts effortlessly to handle two kids up to 100 lbs total. Our tests showed it gliding over curbs with zero wheel lift—thanks to oversized foam wheels and all-wheel suspension.
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Our Top Pick: The UPPAbaby Vista V3 Greyson offers endless configurations. View details.
Explore safety pairings in our UPPAbaby Mesa V2 Review.
The Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew (Heritage Black) hit 90/100 for its near-perfect balance. At 26.4 lbs, it's the lightest here, with puncture-proof tires conquering sand, snow, and pavement. In 30-minute jog tests at 5 mph, vibration was 15% lower than rivals.
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Check current price on Bugaboo Fox 5.
No stroller is complete without add-ons:
Yes, with a compatible bassinet or car seat adapter (like the Indie/Speed Adapter). The near-flat recline supports safe sleep.
It converts to a double stroller seamlessly, holding up to 100 lbs—ideal over the single-only Indie 4. See Greyson model.
Absolutely; the all-terrain design handles speeds up to 8 mph comfortably. Check it out.
The Bugaboo Fox 5 at 26.4 lbs wins for lightness without skimping on features.
Yes, the Indie adapter works with select models, and Vista pairs natively with Mesa series (read more).
Ready to roll? Pick your favorite and hit the trails!
