Urban Glide 4-wheel

Can't comment on the Uppababy, but the Thules have incredible suspensions and durability. I put over 2000 miles on my Thule and the suspension was still bouncy and pliant at the end.

We don’t jog but we have the Thule urban glide 4 and it’s great for a lot of terrain and my 6’5 husband loves it. We also tested uppababy vista which would have worked too

As an AB FTM I got the Thule urban glide 4, I like to frequent a large off leash park that has all sorts of terrain. Rack attach has a cream colour for $598

Same! I have the 4 wheel version and love it!

I have a Thule stroller and got the bassinet attachment. I used it a ton until recently. My baby is 5 months and I just started using the recline in the regular seat. He is still a little small for it but happier that he can see out. I walked a lot with him and didn’t love the idea of him being in the car seat for all of our walks.

I have the Thule Urban Glide 4 wheel with the CLEK Liing (and Honda CRV), and though the stroller is big, honestly I’ve easily gotten used to loading and unloading it, taking it into stores, no problem. I’ll sometimes do 3-4 stops in an outing putting the stroller and car seat combo together each time, and it’s not zero effort but also isn’t too onerous. I’ve been happy with the combo but have nothing to compare it to. I for sure wouldn’t take it for long distance/airplane travel though.

I regret buying my Thule. It’s LONG and hard to maneuver around shops, plus too heavy and bulky to travel with. It’s hard to put it in and out of the car. I ended up buying an UppaBaby Cruz in the end and it’s surprisingly hardy. Highly recommend Uppababy.

Get the urban glide if you live somewhere hilly as it has a hand break (I think mountain buggy also has one with a hand break). I have the double urban glide because I have twins and a singleton, and it's not compact enough for easy travelling (but maybe the single is better). Not having a hand break can be scary running down even a slight hill, and downright dangerous for steeper hills!

They honestly both have their merits. I have the uppababy vista, the Thule urban glide (side x side), and Thule chariot (side x side). I use the Thules for running and dog walks, but the main problem I'm having with side x side right now is just the amount of stroller drama (they are 12 months but this has been going on for a few months)..this includes biting, toy stealing, etc etc. The uppababy is good for the rare city outing (especially as they are still in their infant seats so they click right in), but I find it more difficult to steer, it is LONG (sorry door frames), and it has no breaks which I find incredibly useful living in a very hilly area!