Best All-Terrain Stroller
An all-terrain stroller can be a great option for parents who wish to take their child on off-road or urban adventures. They are designed to offer comfort for both the child as well as the parent.
They typically have front and rear wheel suspension, an easy-to-fold mechanism, a sizable storage basket, ergonomic handles and a parent tray with cup holders. They can also be used with infant car seats.
1. Thule Urban Glide 2
Thule is a Swedish outdoor gear company. They are well-known for their high-performance, aerodynamic strollers that sport sleek design and strong capabilities. The Thule Urban Glide 2 is no exception. The Urban Glide 2 is available in double or single versions and can be used to accommodate infant car seats. The Urban Glide 2 features a hand brake that provides deceleration, an automatic lock for folding and an extendable sunshade with UPF 50+ protection and extra ventilation. The Urban Glide 2 also has reflective rims for improved visibility and comes with new car seat adapters that allow for a custom fit.
The cushioned seat on the Thule Urban Glide 2 reclines to a flat position that is perfect for naps and ensuring your child's safety. The seat is secured with five points of a padded safety harness that is difficult for toddlers escape from. A large canopy will protect your child from the sunlight and features a peekaboo function so you can observe them. The canopy's front can be opened to allow additional airflow on hot days.
This stroller is a little heavier and larger than other jogging strollers but it's compact when folded. It comes with a quick one-hand fold as well as handles that can be lowered for easier storage and transportation. It also comes with a swiveling front wheel that locks into the position when you're not in use and foam-filled tires with no punctures for a smooth ride on any surface.
A new addition to the Urban Glide 2 is a bumper bar that attaches to the front of the stroller. It provides your child with something to hold onto or to mount toys on. This is a fantastic feature for families looking to keep their children occupied when they are walking or running. The Urban Glide 2 comes with a clear cover that protects the seat your children from the elements. It's a must-have for those who live in a region with unpredictable weather.
2. Baby Jogger Summit X3
The Summit X3 is a top contender for best jogger. It offers parents a stroller with high-performance that will eliminate any excuses not to go on a run. The X3 front wheel can be locked into an upright position to avoid rough surfaces such as cobblestones or sand. The front wheel can be adjusted by the lever, which is conveniently located near the handlebar.
This jogger is larger than the Urban Glide 2 and has a belt for running away (just in case the stroller is able to escape from you by accident). The front wheel of the X3 can lock for running or swivel for walking. It's one of the very few strollers we've tested that has a handlebar switch to move the fixed-front wheel between modes. This is super convenient and makes it easier than bending down to manually adjust it.
The X3 is equipped with 16" front and rear air-filled tires and an all-wheel suspension that absorbs large bumps to give an easy ride. The brake deceleration that is operated by hand is also simple to use. When you're breaking a sweat, your child can stay at ease with a comfortable recliner and a vented seat top that improves the flow of air.
Baby Jogger created the X3 in a modern, sleek style. The chassis is made of sturdy aluminum and the fabric feels good and doesn't get sticky or snag in hot temperatures. The X3 is equipped with a wide assortment of accessories that can be customized to it to fit your family.
The X3 folds using Baby Jogger's trademark two-step, one-hand operation. It takes a little practice, but it's not difficult to master. It's also compact enough to fit in the trunk of many cars. It isn't equipped with an adult console or a snack tray, but you can buy those separately from Baby Jogger. A bonus is that the X3's wheels can be removed easily for easy washing after an excursion in salt or sand or to wash off mud or snow from underneath.
3. Bugaboo Fox 3
The Bugaboo Fox 3 stroller is the best choice for parents who want a stroller to tackle urban streets and off-road adventures. It has an advanced suspension system that absorbs the vibrations and bumps to ensure that your child will enjoy a comfortable ride. It also comes with a bigger sun canopy and footrest that can extend an additional 2 inches, so it grows with your child's. It also has a more premium feel than the previous model of this stroller. It has smooth fabrics and embossed wheel spokes.
The Bugaboo Fox has a great feature that lets it fold using just one hand. It is easy and quick to open and close the sun canopy, footrest and backrest. The basket is also large and can accommodate all of your baby's essentials and then some. And finally, the Fox comes with a top-quality rain cover that keeps your child protected from the elements.
This stroller can be expensive, but is worth it for parents who want an extremely durable and flexible all-terrain stroller. Bugaboo is renowned for its top-quality design and has a cult celebrity clientele which includes Sienna Miller, Jessica Ennis-Hill and Victoria Beckham.
The Bugaboo Fox is designed to be an all-terrain stroller that provides a smooth ride and an attractive and practical design. The Fox's tires have impact-absorbing foam and are puncture-proof which means they can withstand the roughest terrain. It also comes with a center-joint suspension system that is in sync with the wheels to provide a smooth ride.
The Fox offers a range of customization and accessory options. For instance, you could get a cargo basket to put on the front of the pushchair to keep all your essentials. You can also buy sun canopy visors for added protection as well as an infant bassinet liner and mattress for your baby.
The latest version of the Fox also features glow-in-the-dark accents to ensure safety on dark evening walks. This special edition of Fox is dubbed Stellar, and is a great choice for parents looking for a stylish stroller with a little extra.
4. Baby Trend Expedition
This budget-friendly jogger is a good choice for families who are planning to use their stroller frequently. Its lightweight frame makes it easy to carry in a car. This model comes with large air-filled tires that are all-terrain bike tires. The front swivel is locked to jog or unlocked to walk at slow speeds. The Expedition is equipped with a large storage bag, a deluxe console for parents with two cup holders, a covered storage, and a swing-away tray for snacks and drinks.
The reclining chair comes with a 5-point safety harness that is able to be adjusted as well as a Tether to keep your child safe when you run. The extra-wide, ergonomically designed push handle is comfortable in your hands even during long walks. The Expedition's adjustable canopy has a peek-a-boo window and adjusts to block sun and wind. It accepts Baby Trend's EZ-Loc Infant Car Seats to create an all-in-one travel system.
Testers found the Baby Trend Expedition to be an excellent choice for family strolls and have given it high marks for its maneuverability and the weight and size. However its bumpy ride could not be the best choice for napping on long walks. It's not suspended, and the hard seatback makes it less comfortable than a sling style seat.
The Expedition double comes with a huge amount of storage, just as the Navigator. Each seat comes with a large tray with a cup holder and cover. Both trays have a spot to connect a phone or MP3 player for portable entertainment. The consoles were simple to use and a great choice for parents. The brakes however were not the most appealing because they require two pedals to engage and release.
The Expedition is a good option for twin families. It has the swivel wheel which can be locked to jog, and all-terrain bike tires. best all-terrain pushchair jogging capabilities were good however, its shaky ride and absence of suspension were not ideal for long jogging. The brakes needed two foot presses to engage and its steering was unremarkable. Its swivel front wheel was a major disadvantage, because it caused the Expedition to turn slower than other strollers with fixed front wheels.