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little_mage
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 Thu, Feb 05 2015, 1:38 pm
While walking home today, the back wheel of my stroller snapped off. Even if I can repair it, I doubt it will hold for long, which I suppose means I'm in the market for a new stroller. I've been using a McLauren Techno XLR, but I don't really want to just up and replace it.
The two biggest things that I'm looking for are a big basket (I don't have a car, so all my shopping has to fit in it), and that it will accommodate infants. I'm mainly using it for my 3.5 these days, but we do have a one year old, and are planning to have more children. Given the prices, I figure I'm going to need it to last at least through the next baby. I'd also like a single bar handle and easy folding, but those are less important. I am not looking for a double.
Budget is probably about $200. Thanks.
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little_mage
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Thu, Feb 05 2015, 3:31 pm
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Thanks. Yeah, that looks like it might be a good option.
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cfriedman2
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Thu, Feb 05 2015, 3:57 pm
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id recomend getting the city mini gt wheels for that stroller tho. It will give it a much better push.
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luppamom
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Thu, Feb 05 2015, 4:08 pm
I've never used GT wheels, but I have it and think the push is great how it is. I can push it one handed and it has a nice and smooth push. I never had anything else, but from pushing friends strollers, I know it's smooth.
The basket is also nice and roomy.
I've been on random terrain (like not well paved path and beach) and I was able to manuver the stroller. Probably not as well as w/ the GT wheels, but good enough considering I spend most of my time on the sidewalk.
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