The tires do not hold up to thorns. Once tire is flat it is very hard to push.

We were torn between this and the Bob running strollers and I believe we made the right choice. The stroller is sleek and works amazing. Easy folding and can hold so much stuff. I recommend getting the bar that goes in front and the parent station. The baby loves holding on to the bar and putting his feet on it. We use the parent station for everything. Our son loves this stroller even more than his expensive car seat stroller we got him.

Love this stroller so much. We live on a private road that is all gravel and LOTS of pit holes, this stroller rolls amazingly well on it, it takes the potholes head on with ease (my son doesn't even notice when we go over one). Also, SO easy to push it uphill. On grass, gravel, through potholes, dirt paths, this stroller has done it all for us. Also, we bought attachments for the stroller and I have to say, they're so easy to put on and take off, it makes so much sense with the blue indicators.

We use this stroller every day. We walk to the grocery store and it allows us to transport everything while getting in a run with our sun, or going to the park en route. The locking wheel and overall operation makes it roll great. The unlocked wheel keeps it versatile for everyday use.

It is has been our everyday stroller for our 4 month old since she was born. Smooth ride, easy to breakdown and fit in trunk, lots of pockets and easy to clean. We use the car seat adapter.

I researched this purchase like crazy but when I finally used the stroller I was sold. It's much lighter and more sturdy than the other strollers. The big wheels and shocks make the ride easier on the kids. This is great when they fall asleep and you want to get a good nap while out. My wife runs with the kids and says she loves it. I guess I can get off the couch and go for a run too...nope :)

Thule did a great job designing a stroller with features better than the market's leader. The best feature(s) is/are the ease to fold the stroller and being able to stand it up, on its own, in the folded position. Other standard features like the adjust height handle bar and the hand brake, are upgrades with other brands. I was a buyer for a national retailer for 10 year, product comparison/evaluation was what I did everyday. I convinced my wife to go with Thule and some friends who were having there second baby as well. It has been 9 weeks using the stroller and front wheel has a lot of play in it, either locked or in swivel mode. Also the hand grip is ripping significantly, about 4" have completely separated. Our baby is 9 weeks old, we didn't run for 6 of those weeks, these issues started when we were only walking, not running. I have re gripped the handlebars because hold bare metal was not what I paid for. We have another Thule (multi sport) stroller that has had no issues and it is over 2 years old. I love the brand and the design, but I am concerned with how long this Urban Glide 2 will stay together.

We bought this stroller after having our second child, right away we loved it. I'm a little bit disappointed that the foam guard on the handle fell off and part of on of the cover started poking out of the material. We've had the stroller a few months and over all love it's ease of use!

I'll start off by saying that I've pushed my two kids on over 100 runs between 3 and 20 miles with this stroller. I even ran through 13 miles of mud and driving snow with it (I had the rain cover on...). I also own a single BOB Revolution SE which I've used quite a bit. All of that being said, it's on par with the BOB but I'd probably give the BOB a slight edge for one reason: these seats aren't as comfortable for the kids. In this stroller I would describe the seats as ledges, in the BOB they're buckets. My other thoughts are as follows: The Thule was cheaper when we were searching, especially when you consider that the adjustable handle bar and hand brake come standard (both of which have come in handy on multiple occasions). The strap that adjusts seat back elevation in the Thule doesn't clamp very well. This is actually nice when your kids want to lie down and can do it themselves by just throwing their head backward. Much more often, however, they end up slowly creeping backward and I have to stop, crouch down and readjust the back rest once they complain enough about it. The BOB has a better system in my opinion. The Thule is a little easier to fold up, but the rubber strap doesn't keep the stroller snug when folded like it does on the BOB. Wheels are slightly easier to remove on the Thule The feature to pull the sun shades forward and communicate directly with your kids is actually really nice on the Thule. The BOB just has a window which is essentially useless. The front wheel is able to vibrate slightly when it's locked on the Thule which worried me a little at first, but has never actually caused any problems. The covered storage is nice on the Thule, especially when running in inclement weather with a few electronics on board (although the bottom can end up getting filled with water when running through a lot of muck, so extra protection is advisable). We bought the rain cover and caddy, both are nice and work well.

The other day I ran about six miles to dinner at a friends house. The first two were in a downpour. My 3 and 5 year old stayed bone dry under the rain cover and napped in their reclined seats while I ran. The shocks absorbed bumps and when the sun came out in full force they remained asleep because of the excellent sun coverage. I carried a changed of clothes, snacks, and water in the cargo bay. My wife and new baby met us at our friends where we ate dinner. After dinner we took off the Glide's wheels, folded the stroller, and fit into the back seat of a six passenger 1995 Honda Odyssey. There were two adults and three children in car and the stroller still squeezed in! We owned a different high end stroller before this Thule Urban Glide. I probably won't ever need to buy another one, but if I did, I would buy this one again.

Love this stroller and highly recommend it for an active family! We currently have the infant attachment on one side and it's a really smooth ride. Storage below the seats is excellent, too.

My husband works thirds and sleeps through the morning and afternoon so I use the stroller while we're out doing whatever we need to do. We have a newborn so the car seat adapter is fantastic! I'm looking forward to our son turning 6mo old so I can take the kids on a jog!

I received this stroller as a gift after the birth of our second child. It is so easy to use, is adjustable, light weight and folds up nicely so we can take it everywhere. We also love the multi position canopy...it provides shade, but more importantly, we can view our children! This is very important to us. There is also great storage, so we can pack what we need...Thule has thought of everything. Our children love to go for a jog! Thank you Thule!