Phil & Teds’ inline strollers have allowed parents to remain on the move… even after baby number two arrived. Now the clever Kiwis have added a fourth model to the lineup: The Dash. Touted as the “active urban inline stroller,” the Dash looks similar to its predecessors. But don’t be fooled by the familiar face, the Dash has a few tricks its pared-down relatives lack. ($549.99)
Pros: More padding than the cheaper Classic and Sport models. Adios to the temperamental foot break—Dash has a user-friendly hand break.
Cons: Only two color choices, and the sun shield remains inadequate.
Best for: Anyone with two tikes who are unable to go the distance.
Classic: The original stripped down version. ($299.95)
Pros: Cheap and sturdy.
Cons: Not much padding one color choice. Quirky brakes.
Best For: Budget conscious parents of two.
Sport: Six swell colors. ($419.99)
Pros: Cool colors, better handle than the Classic.
Cons: The foot brake.
Best for: Fans of bold color.
Vibe: Upscale version incorporates a slick aluminum frame. ($789.90)
Pros: Sleek look, adjustable handle and excellent brake.
Cons: Pricey.
Best for: Fat wallets.
Twin: Side-by-Side model. ($549.99)
Pros: Kids can look at each other.
Cons: Wide frame may be a challenge to maneuver.
Best for: Twins.
