Recommendations for toddler stroller with air tires?

Question

I don't know if such a product exists, but I am looking for a lightweight stroller that can support a toddler up to about 50 pounds and fold easily and compact.

I also need air-pumped tires for a smooth ride. I hate the cheapy wheels that slam into bumps and cracks instead of rolling over them! It's more for mall-crawling, so jogging strollers aren't really what I need here.

And would it be too much to ask for a reasonable price as well?

Answer 1

http://www.amazon.com/InStep-Safari-TT-Single-Stroller/dp/B000EI2O3Y/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-4732618-8532818?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1174494998&sr=8-1
Here's the one that we have. The front tire has a swivel or lock option. The swivel is great for everyday use, I can use just one hand to steer and push. The lock option is if you use it for jogging or running. The handle bar is padded and adjustable for taller and shorter people (I'm 5'3" and gpa is 6'2" and we can adjust it for either of us). The tires are inflatable and the ride is super smooth. The weight limit is 50-60lbs. As far as compact goes, it folds flat enough to go in the trunk of my Corolla and I can still get a week's worth of groceries in there too. I think the price is pretty reasonable for how much I've been able to use it, there are times that my 3.5 year old still rides in it. I know you weren't exactly looking for a jogging stroller, but with the swivel front tire this one is great for the mall.

Answer 2

I think you're wasting your money on a stroller for a 50 pound child as they should be walking with no need for a stroller! However, I would recommend a Maclaren Techno or another one from the Maclaren line as they fold nicely and are very sturdy and lightweight.

Answer 3

My mother just found me a beautiful stroller on www.bumbleride.com. I got the "Queen B" model. But they also have 2 other models with cute colors and are durable. Most importantly they are inexpensive...Check it out.