Parents and grandparents of very special kids and grandkids, some with special needs and all with precious souls. We've lived inside and outside the USA on 3 continents and traveled to more than 25 countries. Just here to share some of our experience with the world. We review kid travel gear as quickly and directly as possible and try to keep things interesting. We think through the real world decision process and compare products against a consistent set of standards and measurements of their actual performance.
One handed stroller folding and unfolding! Professional fathering at its best! I am stuck wondering if I should buy this or the Summer 3Dlite. They both have their pros and cons. What are your thoughts?
Thank you! The 3Dlite came out above the Chicco in our testing: kidtravel.org/strollers/best-lightweight-umbrella-stroller/ but it is probably more a matter of preference.
Thank you! Me and my 18 yr old Son and pregnant 30 yr old daughter could not for the life of us figure it out! 🤦🏻♀️ Then I said “Time for a RU-vid save video!” 😂
Larktale, Keenz, Wonderfold and Everadvance have handles that postion up to 45 or 46 inches, however the higher they are positioned the closer to 90 degrees or completely vertical, they get. That forces you to walk closer to the stroller than you would like particularly if you are tall. The wonderfold is designed where it is easy to bump your feet against the axle unless you are back away from it.
The Evenflo Pivot Xplore is 9.0 cubic ft folded and the Wonderfold W4 is 15.4 cubic feet. I don't have the measurements of the W2 but the Evenflo would be less. The Evenflo does have an unusual fold shape, a little more like a triangle/pyramid vs a cube.
Now, I’m just curious, would the standard canopy work on the discovery also? We would like to use as a bench seat for the kids too and having one top cover would be more effective. The one seat recline is the only thing that really attracts me to this model. I have a little that still naps and I think would come handy.
Always wanted to do that in a measurable way but never got around to it. None of them really work well on sand, except for very hard sand, despite what people say and despite the videos. The all-terrain wheels aren't built for sand except for the ones that are 4 inches wide.
It didn’t make the video but I did thorough testing on it shown here kidtravel.org/stroller-wagons/larktale-caravan-stroller-wagon-review/ and I really like it
We absolutely love our pivot explore. The tires and the handlebar all handle our rural dirt and gravel roads so well. I am so sad that they do not have a four seater option, as I have a third kid on the way.
We have a baby due in two weeks and our 2.5 year old is a whopping 45 pounds. Any chance you can help me narrow down best options for a heavy kid and a newborn? Looking for basic walks, not a lot of rough terrain stuff. I watched the video, I'm just underslept and experiencing analysis paralysis
Do kids have trouble sleeping in them? I can’t decide between a side by side umbrella stroller (like the zoe) or a stroller wagon. My girls are 2 and 3
I honestly have mixed feelings about whether it is easier to sleep in the wagons vs strollers. Some wagons have a bumpier ride than some strollers. It depends on which ones you are comparing.
Hi. just wondering if you can comment on the visibility seeing through the TFY sunshade. For example, is it too dark to see through so that it may cause you not to be able see blind spots? Also, what's the visibility like during the night? Which sunshade do you think is best that ensures good visibility for driving. Thanks.
