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wondering if anyone could help with a question - going to nbc with a 18mo and i currently have a bugaboo donkey stroller and a mountain buggy terrain jogging stroller — which would be better to take?

We took the stroller down because we thought that of course our umbrella stroller would be able to handle the terrain.

If taking a stroller into Trinidad, I recommend taking one that can handle rugged terrain.

The great shocks allow you to take the stroller out on any terrain and still maintain a smoother ride for your baby

The wheels might as well be advertised as all terrain; I have taken this stroller everywhere, and had no problems on grass, curbs, or anywhere else.

While it is not an all - terrain stroller, the suspension will help to absorb some of the bumps if you decided to take it of the road.

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While it's not an all - terrain stroller, it can handle some of the terrain if you take it off road.

Not only is this stroller lightweight but can also be taken in all terrains thanks to its superb suspension.

The City Mini GT Double, like the single version, has smaller all - terrain wheels, so you can take this stroller off the beaten path without having to worry about people tripping over the wheels.

The Possible Downsides: If you plan to take your stroller on unusual terrain, this is not the right stroller.

With BOB Revolution SE Duallie on your side, you will have no qualms in taking your strollers to a walk through the terrains.

The all - terrain multi purpose wheels mean you can take the stroller anywhere.

As it is an all terrain stroller so you can take it out with you for jog or city / park walk.

It rolls on 4 wheels, with twin's front wheels which is swivel & because of the small size front wheels the maneuverability is very easy, you can take the stroller to narrow areas & the wheels can absorb some of the terrain & bumps but is it is not for extreme harsh surface like other stroller.

This is not an all terrain stroller but you it can run on some of the lightly rough terrain & you can take it for Park or city walk.

The large 12 ″ wheels will handle just about any sort of rough terrain that you are ever likely to want to take a stroller on.

All - terrain double strollers are made for parents who don't love to jog but fond of taking a long walk or hike at their holidays.

If you're a parent who loves being on the go or taking your baby for long walks, look for strollers that feature all terrain wheels, safe sun shades to protect your little one and cup holders for water bottles.

The all - terrain wheels allow you to take the stroller on uneven terrain without tossing your child from side to side.

You can turn this stroller in tight areas or take it over bumpy terrain.

This stroller has five point adjustable harnesses to assure kids safety while taking them for rides on terrains and on sloppy roads.

Usually parents have two stroller: a heavier all - terrain stroller that you can take to the park or for a stroll around the neighborhood, and a lighter one that you would take to the mall, doctor's office or on the plane.

They'll be spending some time tucked in the stroller, and you want one that can take a beating whether it's strolling on a rough terrain or accommodating the weight of your kids.

These super-star jogging strollers are like high - tech mountain bikes; they are precision machines that safely take your baby over all types of terrain with ease and comfort.

While this is not an all terrain stroller, you can still take it over different types of surfaces without bouncing your passenger too much.

I took this stroller over bumpy, cracked sidewalks and park terrain.

All terrain strollers, also known as sport strollers or fitness strollers, are ideal for parents who are not necessarily into jogging, but prefer to take long walks or hikes off - road or on pavement.

These super-star all terrain double strollers are like high - tech mountain bikes; they are precision machines that safely take your baby over all types of terrain with ease and comfort.

Also referred to as a fitness or sport utility stroller, an all - terrain stroller has three wheels that are ideal for taking baby off - road over gravel, lawn, trails and other rough surfaces.

This is an all - terrain stroller that you can take anywhere — from city streets to the trails — and expect a bump - free journey.

It's sturdier and takes rough terrain better than an umbrella stroller, but the tradeoff is a heavier, less compact frame.

As mentioned before, all - terrains are big strollers with big wheels that are meant to be taken outdoors.

This would be a great option on a hike, where taking a stroller would be a little bit more difficult with the rugged terrain of the forest (if you've ever taken a little one on a bumpy path and have seen them bouncing up and down in the stroller, you will know exactly what I mean).

I would not recommend taking your child on a hike or off - road in an all - terrain stroller before he / she is at least six - months old.

Even though an - all terrain stroller can be used as your regular everyday use stroller as well, I would not recommend taking one in crowded places, subways, narrow hallways and other tight spaces.

This is literally an all terrain stroller, so it can handle just about any surface you take it on.

Like most all - terrain strollers with the reversible seat, Vista is pretty bulky and takes up a lot of room in the trunk.

Just like an SUV with four - wheel drive, these strollers take you where you need to go in any kind of weather or terrain — beach, snow, gravel, trails.

But the huge downside is when you take those strollers to a little rough terrain; They deflate.

The wheels on this stroller make it easy to drive on all different types of terrain, great for taking on family vacations to the beach or on a rocky path in through a wooded area.

If you need some advice on which stroller to take with you, you should consider a lightweight all - terrain model, which should enable you to weather any situation, or an umbrella stroller specifically for traveling.

Even on a bumpy terrain, this stroller will take it with ease without tossing your kid around.

This JPMA - certified model by Kolcraft is a great budget stroller that can take on all kinds of terrain and weighs in at just 12 lb.

However, if you plan to take your little one of all kinds of adventures — on city streets and off - road — an all - terrain stroller is probably your best bet.

But if storage is something you care very much about because you want to take your stroller to the beach to have some fun, then the Jeep Liberty Limited Urban Terrain should be your choice as the best jogging stroller, but you should know that this model has been upgraded with more compatible features so the should be a preferred choice for outing.

The only reason you should look for the best double jogging stroller for infant and toddler is, apart from jogging, if you will be taking the little ones with you on rough terrains or trails.

When we are talking about all - terrain, imagine taking your stroller off road walking trails for 30 minutes.

Basically, the strollers let you to take your baby for a walk to terrains and on bumpy roads without causing any kind of jerks to them.

However, the forever - air, all - terrain tires won't hold you back from wherever life takes you and when you're finished with the stroller, the light frame allows for an easy one handed fold.