Top 5 Best Special Needs Strollers - Portable, Durable, & Discrete

We break down the top 5 best special needs strollers on the market today. More info and pricing below: #5 Advance - https://bit.ly/2Kf7w5f #4 New Bug - https://bit.ly/2mZGd5y #3 Special Tomato - https://bit.ly/2M3XlC5 #2 tRide - https://bit.ly/2O04La3 #1 Metro - https://bit.ly/2n2ZtiA --------- Rehabmart was founded by two occupational therapists with a passion for helping people find answers to common healthcare struggles. Learn more about Rehabmart's selection of special needs strollers and discover more lifestyle resources at Caregiver University in the links below! https://www.rehabmart.com/post/the-to... http://www.rehabmart.com/blog/ Subscribe for more product reviews, healthcare updates, and practical care-giving advice! --------- Let’s break down the Top 5 Special Needs Strollers brought to you by Rehabmart.com. Starting us off at number five is the Advance Mobility Freedom Push Chair Special Needs Stroller. The second most expensive stroller on this list, the Advance features a sturdy design with a 16” front wheel that’s ideal for outdoor activities like hiking or jogging. It adds comfort to this functionality by including an ergonomic handlebar and a padded reclining seat. Its 200lb weight capacity can accommodate users ranging from children to young adults. That said, larger users may find the seat to be a bit too narrow though. Next up at number four is the New Bug Special Needs Stroller. Featuring innovative tilt-in-space functionality, the New Bug reclines up to 40 degrees to balance pressure and give the user an added sense of security. Caregivers can quickly detach the seat from its base for easy mobility and socialization, while the extendable backrest allows it to grow along with the user. As the most expensive stroller on this list, the New Bug’s biggest problem is the limited features that come with its base model. Coming in at number three is the Special Tomato Special Needs Jogger All Terrain Stroller. The most affordable stroller on our list still provides plenty of comfort with its adjustable push handle. Alongside that comfort, the Special Tomato features an inconspicuous folding design that doesn’t look like a special needs stroller. Caretakers will also enjoy its included shopping basket which can carry up to ten pounds. Unfortunately, the stroller’s overall weight limit isn’t very high though, coming in at 110 lbs. Taking the number two spot is the tRide Pediatric Seating System. For a moderately priced stroller, the T-Ride comes packed with plenty of features like one-handed adjustment which makes changing the seat’s angle and removing it from the base very simple. The stroller features a well-padded seat to protect particularly active children and includes an adjustable padded headrest, allowing the stroller to grow with your child. This flexibility is somewhat undercut by the stroller having a weight limit of only 85lbs. And finally, our pick for the number one slot goes to the Convaid Metro Mobile Positioning System Stroller. This stroller is not only the second most affordable on our list but it is also extremely lean and durable, featuring puncture-resistant foam-filled tires. The Metro’s compact and lightweight design makes it extremely portable with a total weight of only 24 lbs. But the lightweight frame doesn’t compromise on support, with a 250lb capacity, this stroller has the highest weight limit of any stroller on our list.