City Tour

3. One for daily use, the Chicco Corso. It's a workhorse, decently light weight, single hand fold. Small enough to take most places, big enough to hold what we need. Infant and toddler modes, multiple seat positions. One jogging stroller, the Thule Urban Glide. Purchased used, and its still going strong years later. It's a tank. Huge tires, still lightweight. Doesn't fold easily or become compact. But it handles well for running on pavement and is also our off- road hiking stroller. If you don't hike or run it's not necessary. But I love it and have put lots of miles on it with my kid. One travel stroller, the baby jogger city tour. Also purchased used. Only purchased this for international travel so made it 3 years without a 3rd stroller. Needed something I could push around an airport, that folds very compact, and was only one piece for a gate check (I was worried the Corso with multiple pieces that don't easily fit into a bag would would get lost or broken on a plane). Small wheels and small storage means I didn't want one like this for daily use. I plan to reuse all 3 with my second child. Purchased the Corso as part of a travel system, so its the only one I paid full price for. Used strollers that have been well cared for were worth the extra investment, as they provided a lot of flexibility. I wouldn't be able to go running nearly as often without my jogging stroller. The travel stroller was well worth it for touring foreign cities. I walked 7 miles plus each day when traveling internationally and would not have been able to carry my 3 year old or have them walk that far. We got so much extra sight seeing done and, it fit in a backpack when we went on busses, ferries, and trains.