Thule Spring Compact Stroller

Amazing stroller! The size is great for my toddler. We downsized from the uppa baby vista. I love the rose color even though it is very subtle I wish it was a more obvious rose color but still really beautiful. It comes mostly put together and it’s very easy to finish assembling. The basket is roomy for a compact stroller. It’s well made and rugged. I’m planning on taking it on walks/jogs/skate sessions also. Easy to one hand maneuver. Although it has a ruggedness to it, it looks high end so I appreciate the versatility of how it’s made. So easy to one hand close it. It’s light and easy to lift with one hand also. I do wish more accessories were included instead of having to purchase separately.

We love this stroller for our baby. Easy to use, not as heavy and bulky as other strollers. Perfect for walks around the park and neighborhood! It reclines all the way back and has a sunshade than can completely cover the front, it’s great.

We have been loving using this stroller. There was a bit of a learning curve to getting it to fold and unfold smoothly when we take it places, but I got the hang of it after a couple trips. It’s not bulky and there’s plenty of storage space in the bottom basket

Just before this one we had baby jogger city mini gt2 and the main reason to switch was the basket accessibility, but thule turns out to be better in many ways: canopy is awesome (important if you live somewhere north-ish and have sun low in the winter), and the fold is very compact. Otherwise those two strollers are very similar. We primarily use it on the old paved sidewalks that all crooked by roots, and occasionally can go to short forest trails, it handles that just fine. I also got the leg rest right away, and I use babyzen yoyo footmuff with it, just because I like how compact and lightweight it is. Oh and I also love the wrists strap, very handy. I wanted a compact stroller and also tried uppababy minu v2, the seat on that one is horrible - no lumbar support because of the way seat designed to bend in the lower back when stroller is folded, and it also wasn't good on rough terrain.

I bought this stroller bc my nuna travel stroller was no match for janky chicago sidewalks. I almost launched my baby out of the stroller multiple times after hitting uneven cracks.This stroller definitely did the trick. The big wheels made it a smooth ride, even when there was a 2inch differential between the sidewalk slabs. I know it's not a running stoller, but I feel like I could use it as one. I also love how low the sun shade comes down. The buckle is also super easy to navigate.What I don't line is the way it unfolds. It's heavy and bulky and I always feel like I'm losing a fight when I'm trying to open this thing. I ended up scraping the foot rest against the sidewalk and causing a huge gash in the plastic. Also, the incline on the seat is greater than the nuna. If your baby doesn't enjoy being slightly reclined, it might be a deal breaker. Our guy was mostly fine with it. If he was alert, he would be holding himself up so he could get a full panoramic view of the outside.

So far, I'm really pleased with this stroller. It is very rugged at the same time compact and nimble to operate. You can easily set it up to open and close. Also, really like the harness. Once you unlock, you can just take the baby right away without having to fish their hands out of the loop. My only concern was that it was a bit too expensive. But I guess good quality product comes at a premium price.

Finally, FINALLY a stroller thats sturdy and not super huge. We really love it.

The stroller is just fine but not great. There is no armrest for the baby. Also very little cushioning and the baby nevers feels comfortable in it. Don’t recommend buying it. Get an uppa baby or Nuna instead.