UPPAbaby is hitting the ground running with the Ridge its first stroller for jogging and all-terrain adventures.
The Ridge goes the extra mile with features like responsive suspension, a disc brake system and a one-handed fold. And unlike other jogging strollers, the tires on the Ridge never need to be pumped up when you're on the go.
Advanced responsive suspension system uses coil springs adjusts to varying terrain and the weight of the child to provide a smooth ride
Disc brake system—featuring a 160mm rear brake disc, aluminum brake calibers and a thumb wheel brake adjustment on calibers—provides better performance and responsiveness than drum brakes seen on most jogging strollers
Durable EVA-foam filled rubber wheels manufactured by Kenda eliminate the need for inflating tires on the go
Aluminum alloy frame is lightweight yet strong and resistant to corrosion
Compatible with infant car seats or UPPAbaby bassinet (using adapters sold separately) for a travel system
Compatible with UPPAbaby RIDGE Piggyback Ride-Along board for a toddler up to 55 lbs. (for walking only)
Swiveling front wheel locks for running and includes adjustable tracker for optimizing performance
Folds with one hand and stands when folded
Canopy includes zippered extension, phone storage pocket and two mesh panels for ventilation
5-point, no-rethread harness includes lumbar support
Seat reclines to multiple positions and includes mesh panel in the seat back
Rubberized material on bottom of seat protects from dirt and debris
Deep padded seat includes two side storage pockets
Includes matching water bottle holder
Performance fabrics are water-repellant
Zippered storage basket includes built-in storage pockets
Reflective details on basket and frame add visibility
Wrist strap adds safety while jogging
Specifications:
Dimensions: 38.5"L x 26"W x 40.5"H
Folded dimensions: 18.5"L x 26"W x 36.5"H
Product weight: 29.2 pounds
Weight and height limit: 55 pounds or 40" in height
Recommended use: 3+ months for stroller seat; from birth with infant car seat (consult your pediatrician before beginning to run with your baby; running with baby under 6 months or with car seat or bassinet not recommended)
