Thule Urban Glide 2 vs Thule Spring

I wish I had just gotten the jogger I was eyeing and the carseat adapter. However I did use the travel system a lot so it wasn't the end of the world, and we did get it at a good price.

This full-size stroller is relatively easy to push, but the plastic wheels make uneven terrain, and gravel and grass more challenging. While not the best in a group that includes rubber tires and joggers, the plastic wheels are still higher quality than most plastic competitors. We think this impressive stroller works well, has a reasonable price, and includes features parents and little ones will enjoy.

The Urban Glide 2 is easy to push and turn and equally up to the task of running. Parents the comfort of the foam-covered adjustable handlebar with twisting handbrake, and passengers enjoyed the cozy, deep recline seat back, seat-side storage pockets, and padded sling-style seat. The Urban Glide 2 is compatible with multiple infant car seats with an adapter purchase.

The Thule Spring is an impressive high-quality, quick-fold standard stroller. There is much to love about this easy-to-use stroller from Thule. It has a quick, one-handed fold that creates a very small package compared to the competition. It is also lightweight for a full-sized option and has a large storage bin that fits our extra-large diaper bag inside

Love the reflective piping on the seats, the covered storage area, and the blue touch points. The seats were just the dealbreaker for us. I can’t imagine what kids will be able to fit comfortably in the seats, but my tall skinny ones are not the ones. Much to our disappointment, we’ve returned the stroller and will be ordering the next one down on our list

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