Urban Glide 2 Jogging Stroller

I have ran with this stroller for the past 2 months before leaving a review. I can promise you, this is the best running stroller out there. I have two kids (4 & 3 years old- roughly around 30 lbs each) and it is still sooooo smooth and easy to run with. And when I say run, I'm talking anywhere up to 3.5 miles per run. The kids have mentioned so many times how this stroller is way more comfortable than our previous 3 other brands of jogging strollers. My husband loves the adjustable handle that makes it easy for him to change the height of the bar. He also loves how light it is, the sun protections for the kids and how easy to fold it is. Personally I love the little knob that allows you to pivot the wheel when locked so that it is *JUST* right for my turns. I run on a very curved path so having that help is so nice. I do find the basket a bit hard to use (we love the plastic liner at the bottom though!!!!), so I just got a couple hooks and a bag to hold my things at the top. The visors are very sturdy and shield most of my kids' bodies. I am only 5"2 and can easily open, close, and load this into my suv. I know that everyone is gonna say the price is the downfall, but for us wasting money on crappy strollers before this one was the real downfall. If anything happens to this one and my kids still fit it, I will 100% buy another.

I wanted a jogging stroller with a brake that I could rollerblade with safely. [I'm not advocating using this for rollerblading, this is a don't-try-this-at-home kind of warning] The front wheel has a nice pseudo-lock mechanism to it so you can switch from walking/maneuverable to running/limited turning mode. The wheels are the perfect size, glides easily and silently. It seems very well made, the material has held up to the sun, the canopy and ventilation is great. The braking works well enough for rollerblading, you have to turn it pretty hard though. Wouldn't be able to stop you going down a hill if you had any speed. There have been complaints about the latch breaking when you lift it when it's folded, so I've been very careful not to put all the weight on the latch when lifting. I haven't had problems with it, but I could see how that could break if you weren't careful. The stroller folds up very easily (took a little getting used to though), and the handlebars adjust easily, which makes it very easy to fit in the trunk and adjust for height. That's very important because I'm both fairly tall (6') and when I'm on rollerblades I get another 4". My wife is much shorter so the handlebars have a large comfort range. Next up is the storage area. No water bottle holder, but the storage base is very nice. It both has velcro for quick in and out and a zipper if you wanted to seal the whole thing up. Worth the price, using it every day!

This is my second Thule running stroller and I can't say enough good things about it. I purchased the thule single running stroller after having my first child and loved it so much I immediately bought this after we had our second child. Both are fantastic! Having run Boston, NYC, Chicago, and a bunch of other marathons I knew I had to have a way to continue my training despite now being a mom and these strollers are the answer. They are extremely easy to maneuver (one handed if you want), light weight to push (although my kids are not), and designed not to interfere with your natural stride. I love that you can recline each seat separately (baby sleeps while toddler points out squirrels). They have large canopies to protect from sun and rain. The underneath storage can fit a whole diaper bag or just a few essentials for the run. You have the convenience of both a hand and foot brake plus the wrist safety strap for when your hands are sweating and you are running down hill. The seats and child harnesses are well padded giving the kids a comfortable ride (my daughter who never sits still asks to go out in the stroller every day). The suspension allows the kids to keep napping even on trail runs. I also love the two button release of the harness for that extra security. It's of course not a stroller for taking to the grocery store but it does fold and open easily and I can lift it without any trouble being only 5'3" and 125 lbs. All in all, an awesome running stroller that allows you to train long miles and keep your kids happy. Plus when you race it feels like you are flying without pushing that extra weight. Happy trails!

Amazing stroller. Perfect for running. A little wide. Heavy, and easy to collapse. Very smooth on bumps!

I really like this stroller. I go on long daily walks/jogs so I needed a good quality double jogger. The seats are pretty shallow but my two little ones fit well in it and as long as they are buckled in there’s no slipping out. I’ll have to see how comfortable it is when they get older. I like the height of the seats as my toddlers are way above average for height but have plenty of room. My 2.5 year old is the same size as an average 4 year old. It can turn on a dime, jogs straight, and is really easy to push even while running up hill. The hand brake has saved me many times and is super convenient. The bottom basket is a great size and I love that I can undo the top to put in larger items that would otherwise not fit. It reclines fully so my youngest can sleep well, and even though many say the default recline is awkward my kids haven’t complained. If your child likes to sit fully upright at 90 degrees it may bother them. I added my own shade extenders on it because my fair skinned babies burn easily even with sunscreen (go figure), and it’s too hot for pants. I know someone complained about the shades popping up but I found that once fully extended you have to pull a little until you feel a gentle “pop”. It locks in place and didn’t budge my entire 5 mile run. If I didn’t pull it down to feel the “pop” it would come slightly loose as they had mentioned. My only complaint is some of the designs. The Thule logo on the front rubbed off on my daughters leg! As you can see from my photos one day it’s there, the other it’s not. I had to scrub the residue off her leg and the stroller. For over $700 I’d expect better quality on that aspect.

This is the best double job stroller on the market, hands down. My wife and I researched and tried similar products from Baby Jogger and BOB, and while the competition has similar features, the quality of the Thule stroller made it stand out. The hand brake is easy and natural to use, the wheels are as smooth as butter, the storage beneath is large enough to hold our diaper bag and it zips up! The seats are comfortable and large enough for our very tall almost three year old. If there was one thing I would recommend changing, it would be the depth of the seats. That's one thing that BOB has on this stroller. Our son is very tall and I wonder how long he'll fit in this stroller as the seats don't sit back very far so his head touches the canopy when he's sitting all the way up. We thought that may be a deal breaker, but after trying out the others, the quality of this one made our decision to keep it easy. Highly recommend!

This is my second Urban Glide. I also bought the single when my first child was born. What the Thule Urban Glide has better than other jogging strollers at this price point is the handlebar breaks. Although I haven’t used the other similarly priced jogging strollers outside of a show room, I can tell you that this feature alone is the reason to go with Thule. When you’re running downhill and want to slow the stroller to match your pace or need to stop on a dime, the handlebar breaks add an extra dimension of safety for you and your passengers. The strollers in this higher price point seem to all have good suspension and tires that can be inflated for a smooth ride. Like other strollers, the Thule has a front wheel that can be locked in place for faster running speeds or unlocked for easy turns or uneven ground. My single Urban Glide was decent at going on soft trails but I haven’t tried that with the double yet. I also have used a single Graco jogging stroller when I visit family out of state, and it handles really well at a fraction of the price. Moreover the Graco comes with a built in tray for the little passenger AND doesn’t need an additional carseat adapter. These higher end strollers make you buy those separately! However, to get those extra bells and whistles that make a longer run/walk more enjoyable, you’ll probably look at the pricier jogging strollers. And if you do, and you’re convinced you want to spend about double the price of a Graco, go ahead and get the Urban Glide. It’s the best.

Best stroller and investment ever! I have the bin single stroller as well as britax b-free single stroller and needed to upgrade to a double as I had a second son… was debating between many doubles but so glad I got this one! It literally glides like butter on the ground, regardless of what you’re rolling on (concrete, dirt, grass etc) and also it feels like I am pushing air! It has no weight and I can easily go up and down hills without an issue or feeling heavy! I bought this vs the double bob given it has a hand brake (I like to rollerblade!) and also an infant seat adapter for my 3 month old. It seems easier to push then the bob, it’s also less bulky and much lighter to pick up, it’s very sturdy but Lightweight, and I know it will last us a few good years! I’m excited to take my kids to the park and adventures everyday in this stroller! It fits easily through a standard doorway and I can see myself taking it everywhere we go, it’s so nice, great looking and perfect! My son also likes the “big brother” stand I bought with it which fits perfectly (2 years old), and he also loved the seat, it’s comfy and the recline wasn’t too far back at all, it was a good angle and he could see just fine! He likes the big shade over his head too.. it completely blocked the sun! Also we have no issues with the wheels wobbling! Be weary of the negative reviews, until you try this gem out for yourself! My friend also has one and calls it GOLD! It really is. Invest in a good stroller, invest in THULE! :-)