Veer - All-Terrain Cruiser XL

Tandem for the win (I have the gazelle and it is the workhorse). Side by side doesn't really work in an urban city. It is more like a FU to pedestrians on the sidewalk as you literally block it.  I also have a Thule chariot and veer which takes up as much space as a side by side. Maybe the wagon XL is a tiny bit more narrower. It is unwieldy to navigate and good luck if you go to small shops because you can't navigate through the aisles.  

Tandem for the win (I have the gazelle and it is the workhorse). Side by side doesn't really work in an urban city. It is more like a FU to pedestrians on the sidewalk as you literally block it.  I also have a Thule chariot and veer which takes up as much space as a side by side. Maybe the wagon XL is a tiny bit more narrower. It is unwieldy to navigate and good luck if you go to small shops because you can't navigate through the aisles.  

I have a Veer 3yr old and a 4 month old. Costco trips are great, heavy af though.. takes up a lot of space. Could do without and just stick with the Uppababy stroller with the double seat attachments

A veer 4 seater. I have one and it washes with a hose. I love mine so much lol

We love our all terrain Veer wagon. We have the toddler insert and extra basket. We also used our car seat and bassinet with it until baby could sit with the harness. Both kids love it and it was easy to take on a road trip (took up less space in the car than the stroller). We have a 5yo and 8mo.

I love our Veer. It’s definitely a splurge but especially for a big age gap it has been amazing. I can pop the car seat on for my infant while my 4 year old sits in the wagon. Push pull has been great. We also have a ride along board on our stroller but I don’t love pushing it when my older kid is on it. The Veer takes some getting used to to push because it ends up being rear wheel drive. But once you figure out it’s a breeze. We haven’t traveled with it yet so I’m not sure how easy it is to fold… but I know it doesn’t

This is my lineup too! I also just got a Veer for bigger outings as we had a second child but our first is 4.5. Not a stroller per se, but same category.

Mine are 2 and 3 and we have 4 strollers still although we just sold out Vista double this year. We have a Veer XL wagon as well as two Cybex travel strollers. I also have kept our Doona since we plan to have a third baby

It’s above budget, but if you’re open to used, check out Veer. Their strollers and wagons are made very well. Edit: To clarify OP should check out Veer’s strollers. But their wagons are a good complement too.

I’ll edit my comment. I was advocating for their strollers for OP, but their wagons (in addition to a proper stroller) are awesome too.

Yep - they’re super nice. And since it doesn’t carry the notoriety of a brand like “uppababy” or the like, Veer strollers can be had for great deals on the used market.

My Veer checks the boxes - I have a bassinet, car seat attachment, and switchback seat for when my baby is bigger. Edited to add: it also has suspension and can handle rough terrain. I tried the Nuna and UPPAbaby strollers in person, neither were made as well as the Veer.

Have you listed out the ways you intend to use the stroller? That may help you with your choice. For example it might be helpful for us to know or for you to think about: - Are you in an urban area or rural area? Are you walking on sidewalks or gravel road shoulders? *this I Lavar’s what you need for ease of pushing/walking in snow - Do you need to carry the stroller in and out of an apartment each time you use it with stairs or push it out of a garage? Where do you plan to store stroller? * might want to consider weight - Will you most often be waking from home or packing it in the car to take other places? *again considering weight and dosing ease. As a side note: this is why I didn’t choose a silver cross when we originally bought 4 years ago. It was heavy to lift once folded from the ground and I knew I’d be ok the go with it a lot and I’d be storing it in our car trunk because we didn’t have a garage and had stairs into our home. If you’re going to be going places often I’d also consider if your car seat of choice will fit on for a travel system. We’re always on the go, so I love that I can snap my car seat on to my stroller and not disturb my newborn if they’ve fallen asleep in the car. - how long do you anticipate using it? You mentioned seat width and canopy height for a toddler. I’ll note that shortly after my son turned two we moved away from using a stroller because he wanted to be walking and running. We ended up using a travel stroller if we anticipated longer walks where he’d get tired and started using a wagon more as well. So canopy height and seat width didn’t really factor in for us. I also have no idea what the height and weight limits are on any of those strollers, but it could be helpful to check the against average weights and heights for kids at various ages. - are you panning to have more than one child? Again, may want to think about how transporting two kids looks to you. I originally planned to have two close together so bought a stroller that could have two seats attached. Life didn’t work out that way and now I have a newborn and a 4 year old. For us, our Veer is working better when we have both kids out and I use our old stroller when it’s just me and the baby. Although my four year old does think it’s cool to hang out in the extra stroller’ we seat. Good luck!

I used a Veer and idk if I can ever go back to a regular stroller.