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Bumbleride

Bumbleride is a San Diego-based maker of eco-conscious all-terrain and jogging strollers, founded in 2004.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Bumbleride is a stroller brand founded in San Diego, California in 2004 by Matt and Emily Reichardt, inspired by the birth of their first child Ella. The brand makes gear for active outdoor life, describing itself as building gear for customers to get out and do what they love while doing its best to preserve the planet. Its stroller lines include Era, Indie, Speed and Indie Twin, along with travel systems, bassinets, car seats, adapters and accessories. Bumbleride emphasizes sustainability, citing materials such as rPET fabric, organic cotton, cork and sea nets, plastic-free packaging, and manufacturing initiatives.

History

Bumbleride was born in San Diego, California. In 2004, Matt and Emily Reichardt, inspired by the birth of their first child Ella, started Bumbleride. The brand states that living close to the ocean, mountains and desert has kept the outdoors deeply rooted in its culture. Bumbleride describes its purpose as making gear for customers to get out and do what they love while doing its best to preserve the planet, and it builds gear to accompany customers on their adventures.

Products and positioning

Eco-conscious, all-terrain and jogging strollers for active outdoor families.

  • Era

    An all-terrain stroller; available as a travel system and in an Era + Bassinet bundle with a coordinating single bassinet.

  • Indie

    A stroller in the Bumbleride line, available as a travel system and in an Indie + Bassinet bundle.

  • Speed

    A stroller in the Bumbleride line, available as a travel system and in a Speed + Bassinet bundle.

  • Indie Twin

    A double stroller available as a travel system in single-seat and two-seat configurations.

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