Thule Spring Compact Stroller

Amazing stroller! The size is great for my toddler. We downsized from the uppa baby vista. I love the rose color even though it is very subtle I wish it was a more obvious rose color but still really beautiful. It comes mostly put together and it’s very easy to finish assembling. The basket is roomy for a compact stroller. It’s well made and rugged. I’m planning on taking it on walks/jogs/skate sessions also. Easy to one hand maneuver. Although it has a ruggedness to it, it looks high end so I appreciate the versatility of how it’s made. So easy to one hand close it. It’s light and easy to lift with one hand also. I do wish more accessories were included instead of having to purchase separately.

Super happy with this stroller. It navigates well through everything Alaska throws at us: snow, ice, grass, and unpaved trails, plus it’s a breeze in the mall, grocery store, pave sidewalks etc. it’s not for running, but is an excellent everyday stroller. It’s easy to fold/unfold, and my 4 month old loves it with the infant insert, and it worked great with the Chicco car seat adapter (separate purchases). I wish it came with more accessories standard; if I hadn’t been economic by using marketplace and eBay, I could have easily spent just as much on accessories as we did the stroller (we got the rain cover, a 3rd party cupholder, foot rest, and the above mentioned items). But overall it’s one of my all time favorite items we purchased for our baby, and one of the most used from the time he was born .

SO I have tried many strollers from heavy duty expensive bells and whistles to cheaper lightweight. This is by far the best one, wish I had it for my first. It is made very well, high quality. Tall adjustable handlebar for great for tall parents like myself. One of my favorite features is that you can recline the child all the way back perfect for Disney. Has a nice storage space. It handles well, the steering is superb, it is designed sleekly so it's not bulky and the one-handed collapse feature is also awesome. We had the Doona since he was a newborn, it was super convenient but he has outgrown it and I'm happy with this one. Highly recommend.

So far, I'm really pleased with this stroller. It is very rugged at the same time compact and nimble to operate. You can easily set it up to open and close. Also, really like the harness. Once you unlock, you can just take the baby right away without having to fish their hands out of the loop. My only concern was that it was a bit too expensive. But I guess good quality product comes at a premium price.

After months of research, I decided to pull the trigger on the new Thule Spring Stroller despite not having many reviews. Hopefully my review helps others trying to decide as well. I needed a stroller in between light-weight and all terrain for my 2 year old. I wanted something compact but sturdier than most umbrella/ light weight strollers with the maneuverability of a 3 wheel stroller. I’ve compiled a list of pros/cons in comparison to other strollers that I have used (single Bob, Chicco Activ3, City Mini Gt, summer infant 3D light). It arrived packaged really well—double boxed and all parts were protected in foam and it arrived in perfect condition after being shipped all the way to Japan. My toddler is 30lbs and 35 inches tall. Pros: much more compact than Bob, City Mini and Chicco, smooth ride comparable to Bob and City Mini, great maneuverability, large and easily accessible under carriage basket, quality materials, large and extendable sunshade, light and easy fold, price point (purchased for $243) and I can clip my diaper bag on the handle while the seat is empty without it tipping over. Cons: I cannot maneuver it with one hand, the seat is not very deep and my toddler doesn’t sit as comfortably as other strollers. I have trouble going over 2-3 inch curbs and get stuck quite often but I would say the 5 point harness is my least favorite feature. Each of the 4 clips have to be clipped in individually and in a certain order (sides slid in place first and then the shoulder straps clipped) which is extremely challenging with a bucking toddler that doesn’t want to be strapped in. Overall, I am partial to my Bob Single Stroller but it’s way too large for what I need right now. The Thule Spring stroller will be perfect for crowded, tight spaces and narrow doorways and will fit I the back of my small car.

We love this stroller. We bought it back in 2021 and felt compelled to write a review. It has been all over the United States and to Trinidad and Tobago and then again to Italy. We’re currently in Italy and it handled the cobblestone streets perfectly. We were in Florence and Rome and we got compliments on how nice our stroller handled the streets here. Highly recommend it. Was also able to use it as a jogging stroller when my child was a newborn. It worked perfectly for short 2-3 mile jogs. Very happy with it overall, have a girl coming now so we’re going to be replacing the top with a pink one.

Just before this one we had baby jogger city mini gt2 and the main reason to switch was the basket accessibility, but thule turns out to be better in many ways: canopy is awesome (important if you live somewhere north-ish and have sun low in the winter), and the fold is very compact. Otherwise those two strollers are very similar. We primarily use it on the old paved sidewalks that all crooked by roots, and occasionally can go to short forest trails, it handles that just fine. I also got the leg rest right away, and I use babyzen yoyo footmuff with it, just because I like how compact and lightweight it is. Oh and I also love the wrists strap, very handy. I wanted a compact stroller and also tried uppababy minu v2, the seat on that one is horrible - no lumbar support because of the way seat designed to bend in the lower back when stroller is folded, and it also wasn't good on rough terrain.

Wow! I love this stroller. We have urban glide 2 and a very compact travel stroller, but I felt like we needed an "in between" for walks around town since our city is filled with narrow, bumpy, cobblestone streets. This stroller is perfect for the rough city terrain and maneuvers well in tight spaces thanks to the narrow profile and single front wheel. It also folds itself up at the touch of a button and easily fits in the trunk of small car (the jogging stroller is too large). My husband thought I was crazy for getting a third stroller, but even now he agrees, this is so worth it! Materials and construction are high quality and I love the Thule overall look and feel. It's just a bit sportier than other brands. The olive color is more safari khaki, but I like the look.

I wish I loved this stroller like I did 6 months ago, but it's incredibly squeaky at the wheels even with oil it's still so loud. I love it's sleekness and ability to fold. I don't know why I was expecting it to be lighter though, you will need both hands to put away. I went with a grey canopy so if it fades it will still look good. I wish for the price point it would come with a cup holder for me (added a universal caddy), a bumper bar and snack tray. My son prefers a more upright seat but the bumper bar fixes that. Again, wish that wasn't an additional price. The under storage is great, love the little pouch behind his seat too. The locking front wheel is a nice feature. It's overall a good stroller but not sure I would have purchased it had I known it would be so squeaky and have so many necessary add-ons.

No es tan grande pero tampoco tan pequeña. Es un buen intermedio entre una carriola segura y duradera y una carriola urbana

Excelente carriola

Functional and pretty. Smooth ride, easy to collapse and light weight. Love the design of the stroller, so far no issues.

Es una carriola de excelente calidad, muy práctica, y resistente para todo terreno