Do you know which model this is? Looking at the Evolution Swift All-Terrain or Evolution Terrain elsewhere for comparison but not sure it's the same?
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This is the plus one, it looks like the same framework, but different attachments. The pluse one can seat 2 seats. Evolution is a single seat.
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I only have experience with this model...this model is very comfortable and performs very well. I have had no issues at all. I would purchase this model again.Don Elliott
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Originally I had a Maxxis crossmark tire on the front of my Santa Cruz Superlight I purchased the Maxxis Ardent because of the width, wanted more bite in the front end. I think it's more predictable and has a much better bite and is more confidence aspiring. perhaps in extremely hard terrain it may be a little more skittish it works fine in medium and soft soils for me, we ride mostly in medium soil to almost sand. It's a great tire for that, sorry I can't offer you more info as I just haven't been in hard surfaces. Ride On.....
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I have the blue life view and I've had it since Feb 2014, I have never heard or seen the other model that you're referring too! Let me know and I can answer any questions you may have about this model!
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I can't believe I stumbled onto your post, Sheila. I have one Terv that I hope to do agility with, and that is exactly why I'm looking to upgrade from my P&S.; LOL
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Well I had to return my Urban 7XL scooter as it wasn't durable at all. In fact it collapsed quite dangerously when I hit a bump in the sidewalk. I don't recommend it at all. Razor appears more durable, but to be honest I went with NYCE Wheels as a replacement. Not an Amazon item, I purchased it from their website. It's been great, but I did like the shocks on the Urban. I believe the Zooters have them as well, although that's a whole other price point & some reviews pointed out problems with them as well.
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I'm quite interested in this model, now due out in just a couple weeks. Has anyone yet seen a review of it?
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It's a well made unit but seems more designed for smooth, flat or even sloped surfaces. You may want to look for something with larger diameter wheels and a larger footprint to provide more stability. You might also consider no wheels at all, just a fixed walker when outside. It'll depend a great deal on how rough the terrain is where you plan to travel.
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They fly very similar. I had issues with both the 107g and 109g drifting backwards a bit but I fixed that by stuffing the nose with a bit of poster tack - its good cause you can stick it on the outside to test out how much you need and where you need to put it before you open it up and really do it. Other than (obviously) their shape I don't know any big differences - they both will respond to the same controller. This one can be harder to land on small surfaces because it doesn't have landing skids - both wheels in the front and the bottom fin in the back have to contact the landing surface. Oh - and the 109 doesn't have that hideous blue/red flashing light on the front - it has two cool bluish white leds on either side. They're very similar and I don't know why but for some reason I enjoy flying my 109 more.
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The new one seems to have a bunch of different backing options, this is just white. Frankly if you are like 99% of folks you have a cover so doesn't matter. From what I recall the gen 2 has higher chip speeds, functionality... but we don't have one. I can say my 15 year old loves the gen 1 - developer edition. Has not noticed nor complained about this being slow in any way - so this one is totally good. And much cheaper as I recall. And unlocked / no bloatware (which means it can be faster even with a slower chip). Not having the Gen 2 its hard to say its worse than this - its probably better but this is great, particularly for the price. The new one seems to have a bunch of different backing options, this is just white. Frankly if you are like 99% of folks you have a cover so doesn't matter. From what I recall the gen 2 has higher chip speeds, functionality... but we don't have one. I can say my 15 year old loves the gen 1 - developer edition. Has not noticed nor complained about this being slow in any way - so this one is totally good. And much cheaper as I recall. And unlocked / no bloatware (which means it can be faster even with a slower chip). Not having the Gen 2 its hard to say its worse than this - its probably... » Read More The new one seems to have a bunch of different backing options, this is just white. Frankly if you are like 99% of folks you have a cover so doesn't matter. From what I recall the gen 2 has higher chip speeds, functionality... but we don't have one. I can say my 15 year old loves the gen 1 - developer edition. Has not noticed nor complained about this being slow in any way - so this one is totally good. And much cheaper as I recall. And unlocked / no bloatware (which means it can be faster even with a slower chip). Not having the Gen 2 its hard to say its worse than this - its probably better but this is great, particularly for the price. « Show Less
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I asked Mountain Buggy, this is what they wrote back- "Thanks for reaching out to us concerning our Terrain model buggy. Below is a list of upgraded features, outside of these everything will remain the same. - zip off fabric - tail free safety harness - swivel bumper bar - automatic frame lock"
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Hi! I'm not exactly sure but I have this model and love it. The newest models appear in Sur La Table and are rectangular and bulky looking compared to this cylindrical model. If you care about aesthetics go for this one- it's great!
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MBX makes awesome mountain boards. I would recommend upgrading to a board with better trucks. I know it represents a significant price increase, but it is worth it when it comes to ease of ride and performance.
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Apparently the newest model was released Aug. 2014 by Osprey - I doubt this is the newest one! (I just bought the brand new one in stores - loving it!)
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Yes the eqinox and terrain are the same, I have had the same liner in both vehicles
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I've only had this model for a few months, but I had the earlier model for nearly two years. Both offer great performance, are very reliable and take excellent photos. I spend most of my time out-of-doors in rough terrain and all types of weather. Have had no difficulties with either of them.
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Mine is not the Graphite version. It is the Groove Ultralight. BTW....I love the stroller!!!