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When the backrest is reclined to its lowest position, the leg rest can be adjusted inwards to a 90-degree angle which creates a bassinet for your baby. You can use the two pieces of fabric hidden under the leg rest to enclose the sides of the stroller by clipping each piece to the side of the frame. If you fully recline the seat, you baby will have a cozy and safe place to rest. See More
On the canopy there are mesh windows that you can open to let air in. One is on top of the canopy, mainly used by parents to check in on their child and other two are by the back part of the seat. You can open them all, which allows more air flow and will keep your child cool and comfortable. See More
This stroller's storage basket is capable of taking all your children's necessities, and even your own personal items, minimizing the need to hand-carry other items. In fact, it's capable of holding up to 40 lbs. You can therefore focus on steering the stroller with both of your hands. Some parents even use this a shopping basket to reduce the need for another cart to push. It's also worth noting the basket frame's ability to open wide is convenient since it makes it easy to put things in and take things out without them getting snagged on the rim of the basket. You can do this by pushing the basket rim down. See More
Its most beneficial feature is its light weight, thanks to its all-aluminum frame. It only weighs 16 lbs - the canopies, wheels, all of it - which is lighter than most single 'lightweight' strollers. Parents will find it easy to push and steer this stroller around even with the combined weight of the stroller itself, the children and the added stuff they bring along on the storage basket. See More
When the seat is fully reclined, there is a zipper you can open at the top part of the seat and a window will be exposed. This is convenient during warm weather since it provides air flow. Also, this will provide a direct line of sight and comfort for the children knowing that their parent is just right behind them. See More
This is basically just the stroller you need from birth up until your children grow older. Its weight capacity is up to 50 pounds per seat, has a tall seat back of 18" and 23" from the top of the canopy to the bottom of the seat, which means even tall children could comfortably fit in this stroller. See More
The handlebar is 40.5" from the ground and the rear wheels are placed at a recessed angle which allows room for parents to stride without hitting the back of the stroller. This is called kick space. Even if the handlebar is not adjustable, parents can move closer to the stroller and not worry about unintentionally kicking the stroller when they walk. See More
Sort of like a bunk bed, the Britax B-Ready can carry two children at the same time. Usually, the older child would be placed at the bottom seat while a smaller car seat can be placed on the upper level. This is better than a conventional (side-by-side) double stroller since it takes up less floor space. See More
This issue was fixed in newer models but is still worth mentioning since your baby's safety is one of the most important things to consider. This is not directly relevant to the stroller, but the car seat should be compatible with this stroller so it might affect the buying decision. Britax's safety notice Post on CNBC. See More
This jogging stroller does not have a handbrake, which is an important feature that gives parents added control when running on varied terrain or on a downhill road, since it enables them to restrain the stroller's speed. The Thule only has a parking brake at the bottom of the stroller which, when stepped on, stops both rear wheels at the same time. See More
The Urban Glide has a 12" front wheel and 16" rear wheels. It's easy to maneuver because the front wheel can either be swiveled during regular/non-jogging days or locked into place on jogging days. This ability to switch from swivel to lock is an advantage since a swiveling wheel makes it easy to turn corners and switch directions during your normal daily activities. On the other hand, a locked wheel ensures that the stroller runs straight and doesn't shoot off in a different direction as it goes over a bump when jogging. See More
The suspension system has better shock absorption on varied terrains like gravel and bumpy roads, than non-jogging strollers. It serves as a natural cushioning and allows the front wheel to bounce when passing over a bump in the road. The tires roll over bumps easily, lessening the impact transferred to your baby's body. See More