Thule Urban Glide

Strollers are such an important part of your life when you have a little one, especially in those early years. You can expect to use a stroller right from the beginning until your child is about 3 or 4 years old. It feels like there are hundreds of stroller models available these days, So asking yourself a few key questions to make the right choice is critical.

• Your price range A high price tag doesn't always mean the best stroller, whereas sometimes, going too inexpensive will cause you to replace a stroller earlier than you’d like.
• Your Location If you live in the city, will you need to navigate over curbs, stairs, and small shop aisles? If you reside in an apartment building without an elevator, you will also need to factor in the weight, size and durability of the stroller.
• How much you expect to use it Do you plan on taking daily walks, jogs or hikes? If so, you will want to make sure your stroller of choice has excellent durability and pneumatic tires. If you just be using the stroller occasionally, maybe a lightweight stroller will suit your needs.
• Your growing family If you are planning on expanding your family in the future, you may want to think about buying a stroller with the ability to convert to a double stroller.
• Does it have all the features you need Decide on the “deal breaker” features. Does the stroller fully recline? Does it have a footbrake or handbrake? Is it compatible with your car seat?

If you are traveling a lot or just need a stroller to navigate narrow shop aisles, you might consider a stroller that is small and lightweight. For active parents, perhaps a rugged jogging stroller would be best. Either way, you'll need a stroller that can be relied on to meet all of your daily needs. It is possible that your stroller needs may change along the way, but if you consider these few key elements you will save yourself from having a garage full of strollers later on.