Collection: Miro Compact Travel Stroller Collection

Lightweight, Carry-On Friendly Stroller for Travel and City Living

Designed for modern families on the move, the Miro Compact Travel Stroller Collection brings together lightweight convenience, everyday comfort, and refined mima design. Newly launched in late 2025 and now available in stores, the Mima Miro stroller offers a streamlined travel solution for parents who want simplicity without sacrificing quality.

Built for daily use and travel, the Miro features a compact profile that is easy to maneuver through city streets, airports, and busy family routines. A near-flat recline supports newborn use, while thoughtful details make it a reliable stroller from early infancy through toddlerhood.

Parents can ask for the mima miro stroller by name at their local baby gear store.

More Miro Travel Accessories Coming Soon

• Miro Travel Bassinet
• Miro Car Seat Adapters for full travel system compatibility

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Miro travel stroller safe for newborns?

Yes. The Miro features a near-flat recline suitable for newborns under 6 months, along with an included footcover. For added comfort and security, a newborn cushion can also be used depending on your baby’s size and needs.

Is the Miro compatible with a travel system like other mima strollers?

Yes. The Miro launched in the USA in late 2025. Miro car seat adapters and the Miro bassinet will be released in mid-2026. Car seat adapters will be compatible with premium infant car seat brands including Cybex, Clek, Nuna, and Maxi-Cosi.

Can the Miro be used as carry-on luggage?

Yes. The Miro is designed to fold compactly, includes a built-in carry strap, and weighs under 17 lbs, making it suitable for carry-on use on many airlines. Please note that final approval for cabin storage is always at the discretion of the airline, as carry-on policies can vary.

Is the Miro approved for theme parks like Disney?

Yes. The Miro is regulation-sized for most theme park stroller requirements, including Disney parks, making it a practical choice for travel, vacations, and all-day outings.

I found a bag clipped inside the stroller. Is it a wheel cover?

That bag is the seat footcover, not a wheel cover. It is a required safety feature under U.S. standards when the stroller reclines beyond 150°, which is why it’s used for newborn setups. The footcover helps create a safer, more enclosed space for your baby during deeper recline. Details are included in the instruction manual, with clearer online guidance coming soon.

Does the Miro fold easily or with one hand?

Yes. The Miro features an easy one-hand fold using a two-button safety release that collapses smoothly in seconds. An attached, adjustable carry strap allows the stroller to be worn or carried when navigating escalators, elevators, overhead bins, car trunks, or ride-shares. It’s designed to help parents stay mobile while keeping their focus on what matters most, their baby.