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Thule Urban Glide 3 Double Review

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Best Double Stroller Overall

Thule Urban Glide 3 Double

Ease of use8/10
Maneuverability7.5/10
Transport & storing6.5/10
Build quality8.5/10
Kid comfort8.5/10
Run-ability9/10

Pros

  • Twist-grip handbrake controlled speed on steep descents without straining wrists
  • Rear suspension absorbed ruts on unpaved gravel
  • Turned easily through slush and cracked sidewalks with two toddlers aboard
  • Ventilated canopy extensions kept air moving in 95°F heat

Cons

  • Heaviest stroller in this test at 35.3 lb
  • Quick-release rear wheels came off to close an SUV hatch
  • Tight in a brownstone foyer and older elevator doors

Our Verdict: Thule Urban Glide 3 Double

The Thule Urban Glide 3 Double scored 90 out of 100 across the six criteria we score every double stroller on, and took Best Double Stroller Overall in our double stroller guide.

What earns it that award: Twist-grip handbrake controlled speed on steep descents without straining wrists.

The honest limit, and the reason it is not higher: Heaviest stroller in this test at 35.3 lb.

Our Analysis, Comparisons and Test Results

Ease of use

Eight, third in this guide behind the Minu Duo and the Vista v3. The twist-grip handbrake is the feature: Sarah and David used it to hold their speed down the steep descents around Mount Bonnell without straining their wrists, and Elena and Carlos steered it one-handed with two children aboard. The cost shows at the car. The Jenkins family had to pop the quick-release rear wheels off to close the hatch of a mid-sized SUV.

Maneuverability

Seven and a half, fifth of nine. In the open it is excellent: on Michigan Avenue in Chicago it went through slush and cracked sidewalks without a wheel catching. Indoors it is a wide stroller. At 31.5 inches across, the brownstone foyer was tight and older apartment elevator doors needed careful lining up, which is why a stroller this good on the street still scores below the Minu Duo and the City Mini GT2.

Transport & storing

Six and a half, third of nine, and it is the heaviest stroller here at 35.3 lb. The guide lists the folded size at 34.5 × 31.0 × 19.0 in. Sarah and David only got it into a mid-sized SUV by taking the quick-release rear wheels off. Measure your trunk with the wheels on, then decide whether you are willing to take them off every time.

Build quality

Eight and a half, third behind the BOB and the Vista v3. The hardware is what you would want under two children: 16-inch air-filled rear wheels, a 12-inch front swivel with a tracking lock, and rear suspension that took the ruts on the unpaved gravel along Lady Bird Lake. Nothing in the testers' notes flagged a weak point in the frame, fabric or fittings.

Kid comfort

Eight and a half, the highest in this guide. The suspension absorbed every rut on the gravel at Lady Bird Lake, and the ventilated UPF 50+ canopy extensions kept air moving through 95°F afternoons in Austin. Both seats take a child up to 49 lb.

Run-ability

Nine, the highest in this guide. It tracks dead straight at a 7-minute mile pace, the suspension eats up pavement cracks, and the twist handbrake gives excellent downhill control without breaking stride. Only the Thule, the BOB and the Baby Trend Expedition were run, so only they carry this score.

Should You Buy the Thule Urban Glide 3 Double?

Buy it for this: Twist-grip handbrake controlled speed on steep descents without straining wrists. Rear suspension absorbed ruts on unpaved gravel.

Go in knowing this: Heaviest stroller in this test at 35.3 lb. Quick-release rear wheels came off to close an SUV hatch.

Because every double stroller here met the same six criteria, a low column is a trade-off rather than a defect. Work out which column you would notice, then buy on that.

What Other Strollers Should You Consider?

We scored the Thule Urban Glide 3 Double against eight other double strollers on the same criteria. The three closest on score:

Similar products we tested, closest score first
CompareScoreAwardTested in
Thule Urban Glide 3 Double (this review)90Best Double Stroller OverallBest Double Stroller 2026: 9 Strollers Tested
Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double85Best for Everyday ErrandsBest Double Stroller 2026: 9 Strollers Tested
UPPAbaby Minu Duo85Best Compact Double StrollerBest Double Stroller 2026: 9 Strollers Tested
BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie85Best Double Jogging StrollerBest Double Stroller 2026: 9 Strollers Tested
UPPAbaby Vista v3 (with RumbleSeat)80Best for Twins and Car SeatsBest Double Stroller 2026: 9 Strollers Tested
Baby Trend Expedition Double65Best Budget Double JoggerBest Double Stroller 2026: 9 Strollers Tested

Specifications

Weight35.3 lb
Folded size34.5 × 31.0 × 19.0 in
Child limit49 lb per seat
Car seat compatibleYes, one infant seat via adapter frame
Parking brakeTwist-grip handbrake plus foot brake
WheelsAir-filled, 16 in rear / 12 in front

Conclusion: Thule Urban Glide 3 Double

The Thule Urban Glide 3 Double took Best Double Stroller Overall in our guide, and it is worth buying if that is what you need most. Its Transport & storing score, 6.5 out of ten, is the one to weigh against that.

The whole lineup, scored on the same criteria, is in our double stroller guide.

Tested against 8 other strollers in Best Double Stroller 2026: 9 Strollers Tested. See all strollers guides and reviews.