Stokke Trailz: An Impartial Review. Mechanics, Comfort, Use
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2019
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In this video we take a close look at the Stokke Trailz, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of its design in relation to comfort, functionality, engineering, longevity and optimal use.
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Great review 😊
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Oooohhh I was waiting for you to fold it..
If you live anywhere dry-ish (Colorado still has the problem) with goat heads and other cactus issues, do NOT get air tires. I'm basically at a flat every 2nd day. Looking at alternatives now. Apparently you guys found I can put other Stokke wheels on it?
Yes, you can use the 'classic' wheels as well (foam). The Trailz is off the market now though unfortunately, so you'd probably have to look for it used - in which case, I'd probably go for a Buffalo anyway (foam-filled tires) or a new Vista V2, or get a Babyjogger (GT, Elite or Summit, depending on how much hiking you do). :)
@@BarnevognverkstedNo well we got a Trailz and are now looking at options to get rid of the air tires because it’s just useless for us. The crusi and classic wheels are hard to get, I see crusi on the European Stokke site but they don’t deliver them to US apparently. Do you have any tips what we could do with our Trailz to get foam tires for it? The explorer wheels don’t fit right?
Would like to see a review on the main seat.
To look at it seems shallow and narrow.
Also, as a driver this would be placed in and out of the car often.. how compact does this fold with the main seat (not a fan of carry cots)
Would like your thoughts please
Great review by the way.. nice to see the improvements from the last Trailz
Do you think the trailz will fit in a 2017 Honda Civic trunk ? I was debating between this one and the uppa baby vista . I live in Seattle so we do have the occasional snowy days, but that’s mainly why I was leaning towards the trailz more but now I’m not sure if it will even fit.
It will probably fit (though you might need to remove the back wheels). Don't count on putting anything else in at the same time though. ;)
The Stroller Workshop remove back wheels of the car?!!
@@Kalnius Come on!!!!!
It has perfect weels and the most idiotic seat.. A child’s legs are dangling or up in the air when you put it in horizontal mode when the child is asleep. It is narrow and very uncomfortable for chubbier babies:/ I love how it rides off road but unfortunately have to look for other stroller because of the seat design. So I guess it is good only for a few months use with the cot, but the price for that is too high.
Please use freedom units next time.
Sorry, I've lived in Europe too long for that at this point.
P.S. I had to google 'freedom units' just to know what you were talking about, lol. And, how the heck are they 'freedom units' anyway if the Brits use them? :)
As an Australian, I support your metric orientation!
Stokke strollers are the worst and stokke products in general . Overpriced and not
Practical !