Uppababy Cruz vs Thule Spring

The wheels on the Cruz are relatively small, and their disappointing size makes it more challenging to traverse uneven surfaces than the larger tires on joggers. However, the Cruz offers excellent maneuverability on smooth surfaces making it highly suitable for running errands and public venues. While the Cruz v2 is more expensive than most full-size and jogging competitors, many users feel its higher-quality and easy-to-use features more than justify the higher cost.

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 only thing I don’t love is that it’s a little bulky in the back of my CR-V and can be awkward to fold down at times

This is um, designed after, sort of like a golf bag where when you fold it all in, it folds together and like um, as like a into this little sort of t...