Haha, thanks

Thanks. It’s Come With Me Now by The Exstatics

I was wrong on the band. It’s the Kongos

Without seeing it, I couldn’t say.

Barely. When folded, it’s almost too big for a carry on bag.

I don't know what the designers were thinking, but I'm guessing the double wheels (8 total) is what gives the All-terrain, it's all-terrain capability. There's enough flex in the frame, it takes out some of the bumpiness. And the All-city's suspension is only in the front, so I'm not sure it actually makes for a smoother ride, but instead allows the front caster wheels to flex and then pop over small terrain features without stopping the stroller's front wheels dead in their tracks and tipping the stroller forward on the ground.

It took a bit to get her used to it, using things she liked to crawl towards, but I do believe it helped her crawl quicker. It got her head used to looking forward on a plain parallel to the floor, paving the way for her crawl. I worried she’d be lazy and only want to lay on this to crawl, but once she started crawling she was way faster on her hands and knees and left it behind.

@@Skudoosch So good to know. Thanks for the update!

No. No bag. We put it in a bag while traveling but it didn’t come with its own.

@@Skudoosch which bag did you end up going with? Something specific to the stroller is what I’m hoping for 🤞

6’2”. I do have to bend forward a little bit as I push, but nothing that’s unnatural or strenuous over long periods of time.

@@Skudoosch thanks!

Happy it helped.

I misspoke in the video. Obviously LP stands for Liquid Propane

I used to work in Busan, so I miss South Korea. Great culture! I’m glad the review helped.

@@Skudoosch OMG. I live in Changwon near Busan! What a small world!😃😁

@@22than of course! Yeah, I loved the Turtle Ship and museum at the Naval Academy and the Cherry Blossom Festival and market at 중원로터리 right next door to Changwon.

We towed a front wheel drive car on a dolly. We only towed on some smaller grades but didn’t notice any power issues.

We primarily use the All-Terrain and we’ve really had it off road. I’ve been surprised how tough it is. The rubber foot strap tore off, but other than that, it’s still going strong. The All-city should hold up even better if we had put it through the same trauma.

I have just ordered an all terrain as I had the mothercare xss which was designed by gb (obviously not made anymore). Well, silly me - loaded the buggy with about 50 kilos of shopping and a 22 kilo child and a wheel snapped off. So went shopping for the most similar I could find. Just wanted to say that on the Mothercare xss, we just gaffa taped the foot thingy back on after snapping and worked a treat for the whole time we had it (nearly 2 years). And i know i know, a 5 year old shouldn't need a stroller. But we can spend hours and hours and hours (often 12) out of the house and by the end of it , she gets tired ... Thank you for this review and for the comments. Glad I stuck with the closest model to the mothercare xss I could find. It would have been the pockit air - but that has been discontinued. So this all terrain looks to be the closest now. Just don't load it with 50 kilos worth of shopping on top of a big(ish) child!! lol It has been great though. I don't have a car and live in a city with tubes and buses. This (the mothercare xss - equvalent being pockit air) goes in an antler tundra trolley rucksack and fits in perfectly, so most of the time, peeps are none the wiser that we have a buggy stashed away in there. @@Skudoosch

The chances of catching even one plane in front of the moon is ridiculous, let alone two doing the tango.

Niagara Falls

We purchased it on Amazon. It was an older pattern that was being discontinued so it may be hard to find them new.

Will you be willing to sell it?

@@Marianacntu sorry, we aren’t selling any strollers right now.

The All-Terrain is better than most. The flexible frame makes uneven surfaces easier to traverse with some back pressure on the appropriate handle. You can pull back on the right handle to raise the left front wheel off the ground slightly and visa versa. The all-city doesn’t flex quite as much but it’s pretty good at it too.