Jane' Trider stroller review, the exclusive US debut!

Jane' Trider Stroller Review

Over the river and through the woods, to grandmother's house we go...

  

And in order to do that, we need a stroller with big, beefy wheels.

One that reverses would be extra nice.

But wait, a reversible, 3-wheel A/T stroller? That is impossible!



 Or was, because Jane' is back! And this is their new Trider!

If you just saw our review on the Jane' Rider, you will notice that the two strollers are similar.
 http://strollerqueenreviews.blogspot.com/2013/07/jane-rider-stroller-review-exclusive-us.html

But you can see that I used the Rider on smooth pavement; whereas I am using the Trider on a grassy hill.

That's because of these big wheels, and they do make a difference. I was able to push it up and down the hill, fully loaded with SP 2.0. and bags, one-handed.

I was running, too. Now Mr. Alfredo Molina and Mr. Axel Jane' from Spain say that the Trider can be used as a running stroller--scroll down for the video. http://strollerqueenreviews.blogspot.com/2013/06/jane-nanuq-jane-trider-jane-rider.html

 

In my case, however, it wasn't intentional. I was being chased, well sort of. Not by the big bad wolf. But by a guy who thought we were someone else; a vagabond who started stumbling up the hill and ranting and raving to the someone else who wasn't there.

Perhaps he was harmless. Perhaps he wasn't. But with children, I don't take chances. I threw SP 2.0. in the Trider, and ran. Fortunately, this is a very stable stroller!

 I was holding our stuff in the other hand, which is why I was pushing the Trider one-handed.

But you know something? I never even broke a sweat. Remarkable.

Looks like the coast is clear, whew!

Aside from the praiseworthy performance, the Trider boasts a number of stellar features.

They include a height adjustable handlebar,

 

adjustable suspension,

 luxury fabrics,

 

 

 

 a brake on the handle,

 metal footplate,

 a seat that reclines from flat,

to fully upright

and is easy to reverse, by popping up the side levers.

 There's an adjustable legrest, here's down

now up, big basket, napper bar, 

and a GORGEOUS red anodized frame!

Best of all, they've hit the shores. So now you can buy it right here, in the US!

 

   Jane' Trider

Weight: Seat: 9 pounds, Chassis: 24 pounds                
 Seat Back: 20"
Seat to canopy: 24"
Seat Width: 13"
Seat Depth: 10.5"-19.5"
Drop to footrest: 13"
Seat to ground: 25"
Length: 36"
Width: 21.75"
Height: 30"-44"
Wheel size: 9" (front) 11" (rear)
Folded:   34"L x 22"W x 22 "H

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