We bought a mountain buggy terrain for our first child and will be using it with our second, the terrain comes with 2 sets of wheels the larger ones being great for running, trails, uneven ground etc. we also bought the bassinet and capsule attachments along with a mountain buggy capsule and we love it ☺️ it’s definitely not cheap but it’s really sturdy and worth it for us! The front swivel wheel can also be locked in place to make running a bit safer
I have a mountain buggy terrain and love it, especially for offroad.
Just in case you don't already know, you can't jog with baby until they are over 6 months old.
I highly suggest getting a good running stroller if that's your jam. The Thule is highly recommended and we have the mountain buggy terrain which is amazing! We have the bassinette which is sleep safe too, and with our previous kid was a life saver when he was tough to get to sleep. We could take him for a walk in the evening and just leave him in there asleep instead of having to try to transfer him.
Because its big, we also have a travel pram. It folds up to smaller than carry on size, so takes up no space in the car. The running pram hardly ever gets folded up unless I want to take it out somewhere.
Love our mountain buggy terrain, and many brands of carseat are compatible. Highly recommend getting a safe sleep bassinette as if your baby needs movement to get to sleep you can leave them in once they are asleep and use a rockit or similar to keep the jiggling going.
I have a mountain buggy terrain which is a great running stroller. You can absolutely use some jogging strollers from newborn, you just can't jog or run with them until at least 6 months. We will be using the bassinette attachment as it is safe sleep certified.
One thing I loved with my son for nights when he wouldn't settle - we could pop him in the bassinette on the pram and take him for a walk (round the block or round the garden). Once he was asleep and we were home, we could just leave him in there to sleep, we didn't have to try to move him into another safe sleep space. Bonus that we could use the rocket with the stroller too, which helped keep him asleep for longer
We love our mountain buggy terrain. You can get carseat and sleep safe bassinette too. Highly recommend getting a sleep safe bassinette as it allows you to take baby for a walk to get them to sleep, then it's safe to leave them in it.
I have the mountain buggy terrain, its an offroad stroller. The carseat clips on for quick trips and I use the bassinette for longer times. The bassinette is safe for overnight sleep too so I have been using it for that a bit recently when I've needed to use the rockit to help him sleep
We have a mountain bugger terrain as our "main" pram, and it's great - especially for running with the lockable front wheel and ability to easily swap out the wheels for larger ones if you're going "off road".
We got a package set that came with a maxi-cosi capsule (and adaptors to let it connect to the pram) and bassinet, both of which have been amazing. A little pricey, but they have good resale value.
We recently picked up a mountain buggy nano as a travel pram, since it can go on flights as carry on and we're doing a lot of travel over December - February. It's also now my preferred pram when going into shops, since it's so small and easy to maneuver in stores, and doesn't take up much boot space. Definitely not good for running, but a great little option if you can afford a second pram (check out FB marketplace - there's loads available 2nd hand).
We had good success with both a Mountain Buggy and a Thule. Note - both are jogging strollers, the Thule has a newborn attachment. I should add - we live somewhere snowy and walk a lot (ie malls and putting it in the trunk aren't common for us) and that very much informed our choices.
Mountain buggy urban jungle or terrain will be good for what you describe but quite big and bulky and would recommend getting a compact one as well if budget allows. As for capsules mountain buggy has capsule clips that are pretty universal so most capsules will fit with the buggy. The mountain buggy capsule didn’t fit in our car so good thing we checked before buying! Also love the mountain buggy carrycot/bassinet which is safe for overnight sleep too I believe if you’re going away while Bub is young.
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