How is an all-terrain different from a jogging stroller? A jogging stroller has a large, non-swiveling (fixed) front wheel and a hand brake—in addition to the large, air-filled tires of some of ...

GB Pockit+ All-Terrain The GB Pockit + All-Terrain is ... our tester found that when going around corners or making turns ...

The promise of the Nuna Swiv stroller’s spinning wheels captured my attention. We tested it to see if it lives up to that ...

Consumer Reports tested the supersized Uppababy Vista V3 stroller and found that it has some great features—and a few downsides.

Navigating the world with a new baby can feel like an expedition, where every outing requires meticulous planning and the ...

It also felt like the stroller was set up backward ... The Cruiser XL, especially the All-Terrain version (which places the big wheels in the front and smaller wheels in the back while you ...

All of the strollers on this list ... will often come with hard plastic or rubber wheels; depending on the stroller’s suspension and the terrain you’re on, these can cause a bumpier ride.

look at a full size stroller with all the bells and whistles; if you're active outside but still use a car to get around, the full suspension wheels on an all-terrain stroller might be the best ...