A full-size stroller needs to do—and be—many things.
It must safely and comfortably transport a child from A to B for several years, while also seamlessly supporting a family’s day-to-day activities. Depending on where you live, and what your day-to-day life looks like, you may rely on your stroller to be a cargo carrier for groceries and extended outings. You might need a stroller that you can easily fold and carry with one hand—say, to regularly toss in the back of your trunk, to carry onto public transportation, or to lug up several flights of stairs. Or maybe you want a stroller that facilitates a regular jogging routine or is built to handle a walk off the beaten path.
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