In-depth review
What it's like to own
The Outpace LX is built for parks, gravel paths and broken sidewalks. Its three rubber tires never go flat, the seat has its own suspension, and it steers easily with one hand. It's an all-terrain stroller, not a running stroller — there's no locking front wheel or hand brake for jogging.
The included SnugRide Lite (4–30 lb) clicks onto the frame for newborns, and the magnetic harness buckle makes toddler ins and outs quick. Graco's listing contradicts itself on weight (19 lb vs 34 lb), so we leave it blank.
Owners like the easy fold and smooth steering; a few find the frame a bit wobbly for the price.
