Thule Chariot Cross 2 Review: Adventuring Is a Walk in the Park

I am big Hiker and love the outside. Seven months ago my husband and I was before our first birth, we regularly made a road trip to the National Park-Yolstone, Seon, you give it the name. Needless to say, I am eager to get out this summer and take the baby.

Photograph: Tyler Shane

On my day’s day, my baby and I rode around in a strawler/car-sit combo (see our guide The best strollers) It has a lot of parks but it’s not exactly the Smutest Ride. When we roll the crack of gravel and footpaths, the effect sends the nitol cheeks of my babe. That’s why I love Thul Roth Cross 2.

Built to handle the outer side, Thul’s view and skilled Swedish design create a smooth journey, no matter what kind of field you are in the field. But it’s not just for a walk. With the simple insert of a hitch arm, the chariot gets up on your bike and becomes a smooth-wheelin buggy. I can’t believe how light and easy it was to navigate at Cross 2 as a strawler and bike trailer. For active families like me, Cross 2 makes the adventure more accessible and manageable.

Note: You can buy a Cross 2 Jogging bundle Or including an add-on Cross-Country Ski KitThe Kansas City is not exactly renowned for its Cross-Country Ski trails, and I like to ride bikes from jogging, so I tested cross 2 with walking and bikes.

Strolling and off-roding

You can still buy the original Chariot crossHowever, updated cargo bags, advanced folding hinges mechanism, one-handed operation, including new hitch attachments and a simple conversion between bikes and stoles, include user-friendly upgrades.

It took me about 15 to 20 minutes to set the cross 2 because Thul was a Swedish company, most instructions were given in the form of pictures, which could feel somewhat obscure. It’s manageable, yet.

Now, when I was wandering around me, I was fairly large and heavy, but I was fascinated by how easy it was to cross the cross 2 despite the height and width). It has an aerodinamic design that allows a lot of leggroom for the kidos and is equipped with two 20 -inch back wheels that are hard enough to navigate the rough terrain. The two front wheels are small, about 8 inches in diameter and when transferred to bike mode can be turned upside down with a liver tug. (I dive more in the bike mode in the bottom)) When I went to the fence with my old neighborhood babe, cracking footpaths and on the street were suddenly manageable with Thul. I got off-roding at the parks and through the fields quickly.