Hello, Whats the difference between Happy Trails stroller and Special Edition one (model #PG8250SG)? Is Special Edition provide a smoother ride?
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The stroller I bought rides smooth and my 3 dogs fit in it there weight is from 8 to 10 pounds.
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If you go and research both strollers you will see that the special edition holds pets up to 45 pounds, while the non-special edition only holds pets up to 30 pounds. The special edition is bigger, has bigger wheels, has side pockets, but it also cost a little more. I only have the cheaper version (Happy Trails stroller). My cats and my dog take turns going for a stroll in this and they love it! It was well worth purchasing this especially since ,y dog is elderly and cannot walk to much on his own. Great purchase! we all love this. Had I known at the time that there was a special edition; I would have purchased that instead of the cheaper model. Try opening two windows in Amazon on your computer (side by side) and view both models next to each other so you can easily compare them. Hope this info helps! :)
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Out of curiosity, how do you check to see if you actually have a Special Edition? I purchased this from Amazon (from this page), but there's no indication on the box or on the laptop itself that it's a NC10-11PBK. On the box and on the laptop itself, it just says NC10-KL01US. I just want to make sure they didn't ship me the wrong one. (I don't have the original NC10, so I have nothing to compare it to.)
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I purchased the stroller pad custom made for this stroller and I'm so glad I did. It's sold by pet gear here on amazon. Just be sure you don't order the special edition pad by mistake. It has different dimensions.
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I found a video on YouTube from StrollerDepot comparing the two strollers. Apparently there are three differences-- 1) The regular Caboose is 5 pounds heavier than the Ultralight, 2) The canopy on the Ultralight is larger, and 3) the Ultralight comes with the parent tray and the regular Caboose doesn't.Considering you can get a generic, universal parent tray for ~$10, I fail to see why the Ultralight costs SO MUCH more than the regular Caboose!
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Hi...I, personally, liked the pro glider version better. It seemed less plastic-like and more like something that he could use much longer than the "my first" version. My son, who turned 3 in May, received his for Christmas and he loves to ride around on his.I hope this helps! I know he will enjoy it.Thanks!
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The stroller does provide a smooth ride. Prior to purchasing this stroller I had one with four wheels which seemed somewhat bumpy. I think the design of this one with one wheel in front makes the ride smoother.
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I found this stroller to be very flimsy, not at all like the other mountain Buggys. I have the triple and the double and I live their durability, but I was extremely disappointed with the mountain buggy plus one. I found it hard to steer while running and very cumbersome in general. I hope this helps
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Hello, I ended up returning my mountain buggy for the baby jogger summit x3 the newest one. The mountain buggy was a nice stroller, I just found it to not be as comfortable for my little one. I am not recalling the difference from the 2013 and the prior version, I called the company and asked all my questions, they are absolutely wonderful and very helpful! Good luck.
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My child is still an infant so can't answer this one yet. My sister has a 1 yr old and has the same stroller without any issues. We both got the GT for the all-terrain feature but still light weight. So I don't think it will be a big deal
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They have the newer models coming out now. The whole stroller is a color instead of gray with *insert color.* I would love to know what the differences are!
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Hi Esther,It looks to me like the only difference is the color. Both trailers hold 2 kids, have the stroller pieces, and are constructed the exact same based on the photographs. I think the Quick N EZ is an older model, I own the Instep Journey and purchased the stroller kit separately :)
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AFAIK the SE special edition has bigger visor when compared to 'regular' OnBoard 35 car seat (which I own) visor, which was pretty small. I decided to upgrade from 'regular' (non-Air) OnBoard 35 version, which fabrics had some 'synthetic' feel, to the improved Air SE.
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Hi,I did like the plus one at 1st but was only running with it when I had one rider. No way it would be good to push for a 3 mile run w/2 riders. My kids were one and three and the 3 yr old often complained the back seat was cramped. Go with the Bob, we did. I ended up returning our plus one and getting the city mini gt for long walks. The double bob is best for longer runs-especially the Ironman one w/a fixed wheel.
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This is a cheaper model. It is smaller and not as soft as the other one. We bought this one first trying to save a buck and ended up buying the original as well. Once word of caution with these seats. You will need to adjust you seat down or your legs may fall asleep. Both the wife and I have to either lower the seat of put a pillow under our feet if we are on an extended ride. Hope this helps.
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The frame on the special edition is black. All of the metal pieces are black instead of silver. The regular frame is silver metal on the standard edition. Slight difference. Love mine though and glad I went with the special edition versus the standard!
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Not sure what the difference is but Toyota does specifically list the for the Trail Edition only.
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Will do! :) How funny. I am now actually looking at the Graco Quattro Tour Duo for my first primary stroller, just because it's cheaper and comes with cupholders, carseat attachments, etc. I looked at the Duoglider in the store and it was horrible, but the Quattro has better reviews and supposedly folds down 20% smaller. Looking at the measurements, it SHOULD fit... never know though. I'm going to try that one out this week. The boutique I went to to look at the City Mini actually had the Quattro Duo in stock but I just totally didn't even look at it, ha.