Thule Urban Glide 2

Pros / Cons
Pros
- A front-wheel lock, hand brake, wrist strap and suspension support controlled runs and outdoor routes.
- Large wheels and a compact fold also suit park outings and everyday trips.
Cons
- The child limit is 22 kg (49 lb), 111 cm (44 in) or age four; the 34 kg (75 lb) figure includes cargo.
- It remains a full-size jogging stroller, so check your storage and lifting space.
Product Facts
- Stroller Type
- Jogging stroller
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- Price/Buy
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Thule Urban Glide 2 suits a parent who wants a single stroller for running and park routes, not just a three-wheel look. Thule Canada describes this model as all-terrain and highlights large wheels, a twist brake and compact fold. Its manual lists a front-wheel lock, hand brake, wrist strap and suspension. The child limits are 22 kg (49 lb), 111 cm (44 in) or age four, whichever comes first. The manual separately sets a 34 kg (75 lb) combined child-and-cargo limit. Thule Canada recommends waiting until at least six months before running; that minimum is not a guarantee that every child is ready. This is the Urban Glide 2 single, distinct from the Double and from the newer Urban Glide 3.