Thule Urban Glide 3 Single Child All-Terrain Stroller, Full-Suspension System, Air-Filled Tires, Upright seat with Adjustable Recline and Built-in legrest

Living in rural country area, I did a lot of reading and research into a solid stroller that can handle our dirt road walks, grass and hilly terrain around our home, and even the beach when we go to visit family. This was the top recommendation time and time again. After trying it out via a friend, I was sold. It is worth every penny. I especially love the hand control brake, since we live in a mountain town and walk the base loop with our dog frequently 3-seasons, and wanted to make sure we could still do all our favorites with our little one!This is easy to assemble, easy to take the rear tires off to fit into our Subaru trunk, very easy to fold up and pick up. As compact as it can be with a jogging stroller.

This is the best jogging stroller in the world.Very smooth ride, storage is okay and can add third party's accessories to expand more storages.Overall it's perfect.It's bigger than I was expected, and when folded in trunk, you need to put front tire side to the bottom.I put that side down, and sun visor kept popping out but I figured out It was my fault lol.(well on videos and photos it was like that).

I've been training for a marathon for the last couple months and this has been a crucial part of my training, the ability to take my 2-year-old son on runs with me. Some of the criticisms of this stroller was that the child is a bit too reclined in the most upright position. My child has never really been bothered by this and I think it's important to keep the weight further back to still keep the steering really light on your hands. I think Thule knew what they were doing when they set that maximum. I tried three other strollers before this one that I could not run for long distances comfortably with. My child can go for about 90 minutes before he gets bored/ancy but he loves going on runs. It doesn't fold very compactly and the folding mechanism is a bit complex but it works. Definitely the best running stroller you can get. The break is an amazing feature and it's really easy to run down hills with. I did by an extension to the wrist leach to give it a bit more length so you can still switch hands. Don't want to trip and lose your kid down the hill. Almost every serious runner parent I see in Philadelphia has the same stroller. Make sure you really pump up those tires for less rolling resistance.

Bought this after I was fed up trying to maneuver our Uppababy vista in our hilly neighborhood. This stroller is amazing, glides like a dream and so easy to turn. I have no problem pushing two kids in this and walking the dog for miles up and down hills. The brake is super convenient down hill and I love the little kick board leg rest and the basket holds a decent amount. It does not feel heavy at all while pushing it. I debated for a while if it was worth the price and for our lifestyle and needs it absolutely is.

Very sturdy stroller. It has an effortless push for such a large stroller. Holds my very tall 2.5year old and infant (with car seat attachment) great. I wish the seats sat up a bit more, but it’s a jogging stroller so that’s how they all come. Tall people approved (mom 6ft and dad 6’5”).The cup holder accessories are a bit more flimsy than the previous version, but not a deal breaker. Overall very happy with the purchase since I got it during the Thule 25% off sale that they hold multiple times per year.

Arrived quickly. Box and product in good condition. I love that it was eligible for assurion warranty! The all black looks sleek. Easy to fold and maneuver.

Loved the urban glide 2. new version is beautiful but fails to fix the downsides of previous model (big foot print, very laid back position for baby). Worse, the new parking brake is crap. immediately found myself questioning its longegivity (very plastic) and it broke within a month. disappointed for a 650$ stroller! Feels like storage is lacking too. They could definitely do a lot better in that department.

This stroller is easy to push and has a good suspension. My grandson loves our long walks in the woods. My only complaint is I wish you could adjust the recline of the seat to a more upright position. Just a couple of inches would do it.