
Thule Spring 2
Compact & travel
- Weight
- 23.8 lb
- Folded size
- 19.5 x 17.7 x 15.3 in
- Handlebar height
- not published
Best for: Suburban trunk-packers needing the stroller to fold into a cube
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Thule publishes a weight, folded size and child limit in a spec table for every one of its seven strollers, so each has a carry-on figure to compare, from the $500 Spring 2 (23.8 lb, folded 19.5 x 17.7 x 15.3 inches) to the $1,200 Charm. The names are easy to mix up: the Urban Glide 3 is a three-wheel all-terrain stroller that Thule says is not designed for jogging, while the Glide 3 (24.9 lb, $850) is the running model and the Urban Glide 4-wheel (28.7 lb) is a four-wheel jogger that copes with sidewalks. Child limits sit at 48.5 to 49 lb across the Glide, Sleek and Charm models, below the 65 to 75 lb of BOB and Baby Jogger joggers. Car-seat adapters are sold by seat maker, for Maxi-Cosi and for universal or Chicco seats, not by seat model; the Charm page names no seat at all.
Ordered by price, lowest first.

Compact & travel
Best for: Suburban trunk-packers needing the stroller to fold into a cube
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Full-size
Best for: Gravel, roots and broken sidewalks, with a hand brake for control
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Jogging
Best for: A jogger that also handles sidewalks and everyday errands
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Jogging
Best for: A fixed-wheel jogger under 25 lb for regular runs
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Full-size
Best for: One child today, with a sibling seat option for a later baby
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Double
Best for: Two kids on rough ground, with a hand brake for hills
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Full-size
Best for: A new parent who wants the baby at eye level on every walk