Review on 🏙️ Thule Sleek City Stroller: The Perfect Urban Companion by Tim Airy

This Thule (pronounced "tooly") has been completely overhauled. It feels perfect, like a really well built German car. Assembly was a pain as there are minimal instructions. I tried it without internet and it was almost completely assembled except for the hood. Just look at the picture on this page and you will understand everything. The locking mechanism to fold in and out requires a bit of attention to understand but works great. I assembled the item in about 15 minutes. Looks like she's worth it. well what is it worth. It's pricey but way better than the Graco we had. And it's nicer. The materials are excellent, the body has spring and gives way here and there, but not because it creaks. The wheels just roll really well, with good damping. There are multiple bars to protect your little one, an easy to use and visible harness. It's just great! I really like the height-adjustable handle, which compresses a bit and cushions significantly more shocks. it is not only pleasant for the child. The rear wheels are locked with a brake that can be easily engaged or disengaged with the toe of your foot, and the rear wheels are also easy to remove. although I doubt I use this feature. The front wheels can be locked forward with a button at the top. Importantly, the seat can be easily pulled out and replaced with something else, e.g. B. a car seat adapter. And it can be flipped, which I think is awesome, but please be careful with this distraction walk recipe. And it can be flipped. I figured it out without a guide, like most in this seat. It's surprisingly intuitive. There is also a rain cover that can be placed on the seat. And a place to stash, with enough room for a little more. Smart use of magnets, minimal but smart use of zippers, a window that opens to see or touch your child. It's like they spent a lot of time testing and developing this. What was missing here, which I found on a cheaper competitor, was a cup holder or space for my phone. Of course you can easily store your water bottle under the seat. You shouldn't look at your phone while pushing a child. But I see you can buy this drink holder. I'd rather have something in there. The soft and ventilated hood is beautiful. Most strollers have sticky fabrics. This one (mine is grey) looks really good and the other colors look pretty stylish too. It is important. Most importantly, it's so durable and feels safer than other strollers. It's easy to control and maneuver despite being quite large. It's made of great materials, well designed and you can see where the money has gone. It rolls through the park, the sidewalk, the street and the store, it's so smooth. I've only hit the cracks and small bumps and it doesn't bother the seat at all, which is surprising since most of the suspension is rear-facing (making the pusher experience very good). I have some great hiking backpacks. from Thule and I'm glad it's even better than the ones that were excellent. Yes, it's super-super-expensive, but it's really nice to use.