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All-Terrain Strollers
All-terrain strollers (also called sport strollers or sport utility strollers) are great if you're not into jogging, but like to take long walks or hikes on or off paved walkways. Or maybe you're not a walker or a runner and would just like the ease of use and the look of this three-wheeled, sporty stroller.
| Advantages | Disadvantages |
| 12-inch or 16-inch wheels suited to walking or hiking | difficult to turn if front wheel doesn’t swivel |
| single models are slim enough to fit through doorways and average-size store aisles | not ideal for maneuvering down narrow store aisles (especially double and triple models) |
| some may accommodate infant car seats | more expensive than standard strollers |
| good durability over rough terrain | heavier and longer than standard strollers |
| can be folded and easily fit into most vehicles | some models may be difficult to assemble |
| good for non-walkers and non-joggers too for ease of travel over different terrain | | |
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***Buyer Beware!***
Many three-wheel strollers don’t live up to their names, so when you’re looking at “all- terrain”, “sport” or “fitness” strollers, make sure to check the box or the brochure to make sure that they are designed to do the activities you want.
For example, there are strollers that have the three-wheel look of a jogging stroller, but are really meant for walking and everyday use. They are usually more durable than standard strollers and have many more features than jogging and all-terrain strollers.
A Child Carrier for Multiple Activities
If you like doing multiple activities, such as walking, jogging, biking, hiking and/or cross-country skiing, you might want to check out this extremely versatile
child carrier.
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