Thule - Glide 2

>Wir benötigen einen Wagen für den Wald, da wir sehr ländlich wohnen. Bei uns ganz ähnlich. Unsere Anforderungen: * Sportlich (geeignet fürs Laufen) * Muss ordentlich geländegängig sein, wir sind viel im Wald/Feld unterwegs * Auch Treppen sollten kein Problem sein Thule Glide 2 (nicht der Urban) hat das perfekt erfüllt. Mit dem kommen wir überall durch, Packmaß ist auch OK. Das wichtigste sind ein guter Schwerpunkt und große Räder. Du musst ihn leicht nach hinten kippen können, um über Hindernisse zu kommen. Denke dein Angelcab erfüllt das. Luftreifen sind auch empfehlenswert, da sie die Unebenheiten besser abfedern. Gerade bei leichten Kindern, die die Unebenheiten nicht so gut wegstecken und bei denen die Federung nicht so wirksam ist. Ein Dreirad kannst du bei sehr schmalen Wegen hinten anheben und so auch durch Engstellen manövrieren, das finde ich auch extrem praktisch.

Instabil ist es in 3 Jahren bei tausenden Kilometern 2x geworden, das waren aber auch ungünstige Hangsituationen, da steht auch kein Vierrad mehr stabil - lag also nicht an den 3 Rädern. Umgekippt ist er nie, da konnte ich ohne Probleme gegenhalten. Grundsätzlich hat zumindest der Thule Glide 2 einen sehr sicheren Stand und guten Schwerpunkt. Kippt auch nicht, wenn der Dreijährige darin rumturnt.

Yes, you need a jogging stroller. 4 wheel strollers are trash for running with. They also don't have the right suspension, so baby gets bounced all over the place. Thule is, hands down, the superior running stroller brand.

Fantastic product! But if you're active/sporty you'll probably need a second bigger/rugged stroller. The Doona is a brilliant piece of engineering. Seamless transitioning from driving to walking. You don't need to detach a stroller and put it in the trunk. Excellent modular base to clip into. But also easy to use with seatbelt in other cars/taxis. Amazing for global travel. The main thing about the slight extra weight is that you literally lift it out of car and release the wheels below. The lift should be for about 3 feet. Seemed pricey when I first looked at it. Now I think it was one of our best purchases. The negatives are that it has small wheels and no suspension. (This is a lightweight urban/travel solution). So if you like to walk/hike/run on loose surfaces it's not going to work. For these activities we bought a Thule Glide. It also has no storage by default. So you'll want the clip on essentials bag for diapers etc. and the clip on backpack for airplane travel.

I 2nd this! I have the single and double Thule and we are ROUGH on things and it’s held up great. I trained for my marathon last year using the double Thule and I bought it used!

Once the baby is big enough for the Vista’s standard seat it gets a lot easier, so I don’t think we’ll buy a separate travel stroller. We did buy a Thule running stroller, which is FANTASTIC if you’re an avid runner/walker or go out and about and don’t need storage space. There is almost no storage but it rolls so smoothly and I love the hand break. It’s also great on uneven ground if you plan on going off cement

Get a Kid Runner (or two). Kids Runners are truly game changers for avid runners. My partner and I run together a few times each week after work with our kiddo in the Kid Runner. We used to argue over whose turn it was to push the Thule running stroller. My partner even ended up with plantar fasciitis from pushing the stroller. Now, we both prefer pulling the Kid Runner as it feels like a better workout.

The one's we used the most are the single and double Thule jogging strollers with our two boys. Mostly just around the neighborhood walking trips, but they have been awesome. We had a smaller Uppababy one that folded up pretty small when we needed to go places in the car.

I got a Thule glide 2 new on sale because they were changing around their models and it was teal instead of black. It is the best off-road stroller I’ve ever seen. The urban glide looks like it’s similar. I finally gave it away because my kid is riding her bike now.

Oh wow us too! We were gifted the Nuna Trvl and then bought the Thule 2 from REI. I love having both options. The Nuna primarily just sits in our trunk for all indoor stuff and doesn’t take up a lot of space.

Ikea high chair is actually great and not too expensive. We got almost everything second hand from facebook buy nothing groups and marketplace. That being said, there is improved quality with more expensive items but this is true even if you get them second hand! For example, we got a babytrend jogging stroller travel system second hand and it was great for a year but the wheel stopped working, got a used chicco for a little more money which was a little better, and then ended up with a free Thule jogging stroller that a neighbor was giving away. Wow, the quality was soooo much better in almost every feature. But in my mind not worth the couple more hundred bucks to buy it new. Lots of good deals too during holidays and prime days so thats when we bought some things like a Graco extend2fit car seat. Most of the cost seems to go into the ease of use and quality of materials. For example, the buckle system was just easier to use in the Graco instead of the baby trend which made my life a lot easier but would I pay $1000 for small features like that? probably not.