Didn’t really notice a difference
"Didn’t really notice a difference from the ones the stroller came with."
Overall rating: 4.6532664 / 5 from 199 reviews.
All-Terrain Wheels offer a significant upgrade for maneuverability and comfort, providing a smoother ride on uneven surfaces. Customers appreciate the quality and effectiveness of these wheels for various terrains, though some note the stroller's weight.
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"Didn’t really notice a difference from the ones the stroller came with."
"Nice addition the wheels a bigger so im hoping it will be a better push on rough terrain"
"Worth the upgrade. The ride is so smooth! The added quality makes me love my stroller even more! It adds about 2-3 inches in height and makes strolling through all terrains a breeze. And they were so easy to switch out. No tools needed! I can’t say enough good things about these all terrain wheels! Get yourself the upgrade and start cruising!!"
"The best"
"I bought a pretty old and beat up Zoe twin V1 stroller with rough wheels. I bought these and it made it feel like a brand new stroller. The wheels were so easy to switch out too which is amazing with 2 littles running around. The all terrain wheels help so much on bumpy paths and make for a smooth comfy ride."
"Great!"
"I have had the Zoe twin for 7 years now and only just upgraded to the all terrain. I don’t know why I didn’t do it sooner. This is a game changer to make the Zoe an easier ride for even just sidewalks with little bumps. I have loved my Zoe and now I love it even more"
"My wheels are going outward in the back. My son isn't even 50lbs yet and I'm not sure why the wheels are already like that or if they're supposed to be like that. . ."
"Must have wheels!"
"These wheels are better. Still not perfect for the Massachusetts postholes, but much better than the wheels the striller came with."