Reviewed by: Amelia Price (MSRP): $739 Best Use: Multi Use Where to Buy: Amazon or Bumbleride Site Testing Location: Montana and Wyoming Testing Environment: All conditions The updated for 2016 Bumbleride Indie Twin is a stroller not to ignore! While I loved our single Bumbleride, there were some great updates made for 2016/17 that … Read more
Reviewed by: Amelia Price (MSRP): $799.99 Best Use: Multi-Use Where to Buy: Croozer site Testing Location: Wyoming and Montana Testing Environment: All conditions The Croozer Kid Plus for 2 is an all-in-one model child carrier system that includes attachments for use as a bike trailer, jogger and stroller with the base model. All attachments use … Read more
Find our updated review (2019) here! **This review was updated in July 2016, see revisions below!** Burley has been a household name in child-carrier bike trailers for over 35 years now. They build a full line of trailers to meet the needs of families worldwide starting with their budget-friendly Bee and ending with their deluxe … Read more
Since we first received our Urban Glide (single version) last year, I was hoping to see a double come down the pipes. It is one of my favorite strollers (especially for running), but there is still occasionally a time when a double comes in very handy with 3 kids. In the market for a stroller? … Read more
Reviewed by: Amelia Price (MSRP): $399 Best Use: Multi-Use Where to Buy: REI Testing Location: Yellowstone National Park and surrounding area Testing Environment: All conditions The Burley Solstice, available exclusively at REI (affiliate link – thanks for clicking through!), is new this spring and is turning heads. An innovative new stroller, the Solstice is all of … Read more
Reviewed by: Amelia Price (MSRP): $86+ Best Use: Multi-use Where to Buy: Polar Stroller Website Testing Location: Yellowstone National Park and Surrounding Areas Testing Environment: All conditions Note: This is our initial review and will be updated throughout the winter of use. One of the problems with strollers is that they just don’t work … Read more