WOOCE Stroller Foldable Adjustable Capacity Review

My friend just had her front leg amputated due to bone cancer. We bought this stroller to give her some fresh air during her recovery and also in the future when she gets tired of walking! It is easy to set up and spacious. The handles adapt to whoever pushes it, so it's really versatile. We live in Alaska and there is still some snow on the trails but it worked fine on snow (packed snow). Can't wait to use it this summer when she's better.

This thing is really big. You need a place to store it because it doesn't fold up like a stroller. To fold it, only the handlebars have to be removed, then one handlebar is free and it is still large. Some reviews said the wheels fall off, and rightly so. They are not bolted and the rear wheels unbolt by themselves. I think you can glue the gears together. It is ideal for older dogs and disabled dogs as it is very low. Generally it works if you know how to fix.

So far this is a pretty solid stroller. Take him for a walk in the park and appreciate how well he maneuvers on grass and pavement, with around 50 pounds of dog weight inside. The internal leash clip is handy, as is the mesh all around. I have a large/medium sized dog that gets overwhelmed by street noise/cars and prevents us from enjoying rides to the parks and because she could see me with the mesh panels the whole time if I squeezed them it was successful . After my return I was able to sort

My dogs are 14 and can't walk that long anymore. However, they both LOVE being outdoors and exploring the state parks with me, so I decided to give this stroller a try and I'm so happy I did! Assembly was easy, although the instructions weren't very helpful. Not sure how well the front wheels will hold up as they seem to wobble a bit (I guess that's to be expected with plastic wheels). But other than that it was definitely worth the money. My dogs think it's the best thing in the world and now…

This is great for my old 65 lb Pitbull. We walk until she gets tired, then she sits down and drives home or she can continue walking with her little sister. She sits comfortably and can get into it. It's pretty easy to assemble and feels pretty solid. The wheels are plastic so only time will tell how they hold up, but so far so good. Pockets are comfortable, all zippers seem secure. It folds up and you can remove the wheels, but it still won't be super flat. The ground is hard and sticky, so be

Great item for taking my senior dog on long walks. Bought September 2020 so less than a year old but gets lots of 2-5 mile walks plus walks with a younger dog walking alongside. When I encountered an issue with a crossbar, the company responded the same day and continues to provide great customer service! It folds up very easily for storage after each walk if needed - 45 seconds maximum. Ideal for travel, the wheels are also easy to remove and install. And it's very easy to push - even with an…