
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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I just had an accident today with my children on a Thule Chariot Cross 2 Double (attached to my bycicle). An idiot on another bycicle coming on speed didn't realized we stopped in the crossing line because we had to cross the avenue, he hit the stroller at speed, the impact was so strong it turned the stroller upside down. People rushed to help. My children (4 and 2) were attached in the seat belt, they were upside down just confused and laughing about what happened. Also the stroller was intact, I was already a Thule fan, but the way how it protected my kids from that idiot made me extra fan. Go for it, just pay the price.
Ich habe nen Thule Cross 2 mit Joggingrad. Die Kinderwagenräder, die dabei sind, sind zum joggen nicht wirklich geeignet. Ich war schon mit 2 Kindern um und bei 15km laufen und mit einem Halbmarathon-Distanz mit ca. 50% Wald- und Feldwegen. Auf der Ebene merkt man den überhaupt nicht. Selbst mit 2 Kindern a 15kg. Bergauf haut es dafür natürlich ordentlich rein.
Hier ebenso seit 5 Jahren mit Thule Cross 1 und wenn beide mitkommen auch Thule Cross 2 jeweils mit Jogging Rad unterwegs. Die Kinder lieben es. im Cross 2 wird es langsam enger, Kinder sind jetzt bald 4 und 7, aber sie quetschen sich trotzdem noch gerne für ne Runde rein. Längste Distanz war 22 km.
Schließe mich an. Wir haben den Thule Cross mit zusätzlichem Joggingrad vorne und Bremse falls man mal aus schnellem Lauf bzw. Bergablauf abbremsen muss. Das Joggingrad ist genial - den Geradeauslauf kann man justieren und wenns mal passt rollt das Ding wie ne 1! Die Kids sitzen drin überhäuft mit Essen, Trinken und Spielzeug (am besten kommen bei uns Tiptoi Bücher an). Im Winter dick einpacken und ggfs. ne Bettflasche mit reinlegen und den Regenüberzug drüberspannen damit es nicht so sehr zieht. So komme ich in der Regel eine gute Stunde zu meinem Auslauf. Lege dir aber ein paar Strecken mit weniger Steigungen zu. Bergauf ists furchtbar anstrengend und zu steil bergab finde ich auch uncool weil man den Anhänger dann doch sehr stark abbremsen muss (Wir haben den Doppelsitzer, also nochmal mehr Masse)
We have two, LO is five weeks, live rurally. The Bugaboo Fox5 Renew (bassinet mode) is for normal day to day use (lives in the car), and a Chariot Cross for eventual skiing/snowshoeing/biking/jogging/beach trips (lives in the garage). We bought the infant sling so it can be used now for strolling, and intend to use it for getting down our muddy/snowy driveway in the winter (big jogging wheel plus totally enclosed space equals win lol). It’ll also be for LO to have a safe, shaded space around the farm, in addition to the other activities once he’s old enough to use it for those things safely. LO is super comfortable in the sling, and usually goes right to sleep. I love love the Bugaboo, and so far it’s handling the fall mud season fine, but I don’t want to use it for that too often, as it lives in the car (it’s hard enough keeping mud out of the car as it is!. I also wear LO in a woven wrap a lot of the time, if you’re babywearing, you may find your stroller needs change 😊
We initially had the Uppababy Vista with the Aria seats. It was great while it lasted but then it became a headache to lug around and the seats have a limited range of movement. We ended up buying a Silver Cross Jet Double. We love it. It’s so light and easy to pop open when you’re juggling twins. We also have a Veer wagon XL for walks and outings and Thule Chariot Cross for bike rides, jogging, and longer walks. We got rid of a double Bob because it was just way too big.

Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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Butterfly Series
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Minu V3 Stroller
Compact travel, decent storage, but pricey, seat not upright.

UPPAbaby
Cruz V3
Durable, massive storage, great service, but heavy and bulky.

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