Thule Chariot Chinook 1

Pros / Cons
Pros
- The bundled swivelling front wheel changes between strolling and jogging without replacing the front assembly.
- A reclining single seat, adjustable suspension and 78 cm × 63 cm × 38 cm fold suit one-child mixed outings.
Cons
- Jogging requires a passenger at least six months old who can sit unaided; the head or helmet must remain below the frame.
- The bicycle trailer kit was a separate conversion, so confirm that the exact unit includes the hitch and all cycling parts.
Product Facts
- Use
- Stroller conversion
- Seats
- 1
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Thule Chariot Chinook 1 suits one-child trips that switch between walking and occasional jogging. Its bundled front wheel swivels for strolling and locks fore-and-aft for running; the seat reclines and the suspension adjusts to the load. Jogging is allowed only when the child is at least six months old and can sit unaided. The manual limits the passenger to 22 kg and 111 cm, keeps head and helmet below the frame, and caps child plus cargo at 34 kg. Folded size is 78 cm × 63 cm × 38 cm and carrier weight is 16 kg. Cycling needs the separate Thule trailer conversion, so verify hitch, tow arm and safety parts on this older unit before purchase.