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Device · Checked October 16, 2026

Elvie Stride 2

A later Stride with soft silicone cups. Elvie calls the suction hospital-grade and says six nipple sizes are in the box.

Elvie Stride 2 product image
Image: Official page image on elvie.com. Checked October 16, 2026.

Verdict

A Stride update when six nipple sizes in the box are the fact you want to check.

Reviewed by Jaan Labs, updated October 16, 2026

Best forA Stride update when six nipple sizes in the box are the fact you want to check.

Who it's for
People choosing a double or a single who will confirm insurance separately, because the insurance page checked did not name this model.

Elvie's Stride 2 page describes a soft-silicone electric pump with a 5 oz (150 ml) capacity. It says the motor reaches up to −300 mmHg, and a FAQ on the page says the range is from −270 mmHg up to −300 mmHg, with 10 intensity settings in stimulation and expression. It says six sizes in the box fit 99% of nipples, the battery lasts nearly three hours, and the pump is app-controlled. The box list includes a waist clip and a neck strap. The page says it is a single-user device and should not be shared. The insurance page checked names Elvie Stride and Elvie Pump, not Stride 2. Elvie's homepage says that in 2025 Elvie became part of the Willow family. Flange size and supply questions belong with a lactation consultant or clinician. This listing does not size a flange.

Pros

  • The page says up to −300 mmHg, 10 levels in each mode, and six sizes that Elvie says fit 99% of nipples.
  • It lists a double at $199.99 and a single at $127.49, with higher prices also shown.

Cons

  • A FAQ says the pressure runs from −270 mmHg up to −300 mmHg. The headline figure is the top of that range.
  • The page says it is single-user. The insurance page checked names Stride and Elvie Pump, not Stride 2.

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