And there was no damage to it during our durability tests. The QBit+ also passed our maneuverability tests with flying colors. "Locking it when unfolding takes a second, but overall it was really good," a tester noted. Folding requires pressing two buttons, but our testers could do it with one hand. In particular, the QBit+ did best in our durability, maneuverability, and foldability tests. Gb's QBit+ All-City stroller scored nearly as high as the Joolz AER in our lab test but cost less. Weight: 14.1 pounds | Folded Dimensions: 9.25 x 20.25 x 16.25 inches | Assembled Dimensions: 42 x 25 x 17 inches | Seat Dimensions: 10 x 15 inches But, considering how well it performed and its superior durability, we think it's worth it. It was one of the most expensive strollers. It wasn't the lightest stroller we tested, but neither was it the heaviest.
Perhaps most importantly, the AER scored well in our portability category thanks to a comfy shoulder strap with elastic stretch." It also fit easily into our simulated overhead compartment.
"The gravel did not give it much trouble at all. "It maneuvers really well on all surfaces and handles turns and U-turns smoothly," one tester reported. The AER also earned top marks for maneuverability. "But once you figure it out, it's not finicky," a tester noted. Our testers liked how easy this stroller is to fold-although you do have to push two buttons simultaneously to fold and unfold it. The Joolz AER earned some of the highest marks during our lab test.
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