Elvie | Stride Electric Breast Pump

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$92.87 ~~$128.99~~ In stock

Meet Elvie Stride, the in-bra pump that combines hospital-grade suction with total freedom. Hands-free, lightweight, and app-connected, it adapts to your flow with Stimulation and Expression modes plus 10 intensity settings. Designed for comfort and discretion, it’s easy to clean, BPA-free, and ultra-quiet– perfect for pumping at home or on the go. Elvie Stride delivers efficient expression without the hassle of sockets or wires, giving you the flexibility to pump your way.

Features

Hands-free and hospital-grade (-300 mmHg suction in single cup setup)
10 intensity settings with Stimulation and Expression modes
Lightweight, comfortable cups (under 150g each)
Discreet, in-bra design that looks natural under clothing
App-connected control via the Pump with Elvie app
Rechargeable battery with up to 3 hours of pumping
BPA-free and hygienic closed system
Easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher
Customizable fit with Breast Shields (21mm, 24mm) and optional
Nipple Cushions (15mm, 17mm, 19mm)

Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Michael V. ★★★★★ Oct 13, 2026

The hospital-grade suction actually lives up to the name - I get just as much milk as I did with the clunky rental. Being able to switch between stimulation and expression mode right from the app while I'm washing bottles is honestly the best part.

Riley ★★★★★ Oct 12, 2026

I pumped in the car on the way to daycare drop-off and nobody could tell — the suction is genuinely strong enough to empty me in about 15 minutes. The Stimulation mode kicking in before Expression mimics let-down way better than my old single pump did.

Riley ★★★☆☆ Oct 11, 2026

The app connection is a nice touch for tracking sessions, but I found it sometimes loses sync during use. The suction is decent, though it's not quite as powerful as I'd hoped for a hospital-grade pump.