Tike Tech Review & Giveaway

The Tike Tech All Terrain Stroller is a life saver with two children in a heavy populated location, especially where a lot of foot travel is necessary. It also gives parents the piece of mind and convenience. It’s no surprised that at carnivals kids need a break from the action. The Tech Tech X3 All Terrain transports my children nicely and even has compartment for all our stuff. The car is a long ways off and the Tike Tech Stroller has been very handy, not for just carting the kids around, but transporting our supplies too.

At the local carnival I was carting around my 2 year old bag of candy, my others son diaper bag, a cake & one dozen cupcakes from the cake walk, & 3 other kids bags of candy, oh and a candle from the door prizes. The All Terrain Tike Tech Stroller held all that stuff and my kids. I don’t know about you, but I thought it was very impressive.

I have tried the Tike Tech X3 All Terrain Stroller in many different surface in the past couple of weeks. It does hold up well to all terrains. We have had it in the grass, dirt road, pavement, and gravel. I haven’t tried mud bogging with it, but if we did it is nice to know the seats are hand washable and the front wheel has a mud guard there.

Now I’m going to share: I was in such a hurry to try it out. We were heading to the fair and it was the first day I actually got the stroller. I tried to put it in the car, it would not fit. Ok I was ready to say hey I can’t carry the Tike Tech X-3 All Terrain Double Stroller in my small trunk. I took the back wheels off and it is to big for my trunk, so I left it at home. I told my husband “I took the back wheel off like he showed me and it would not fit the trunk.” He said and you took the front wheel off, too? Well you never showed me that one. I thought it was very complicated until I got to see it pop off easy the next day. Oh my I had one of those moments.

Well all I can say is I will read the directions, instead of being in a rush and depending on my husband for a quick tour guide. I can take all three wheels off now. I still have a tight fit in the trunk of my Kia Rio, but it does fit. Totally my cars fault!

One of my favorite thing about the Tike Tech X3 All Terrain Stroller is the 16 inch wheels, for easy motion. I adore the rear foot break, it has come in handy on numerous occasions. Beautiful colors to choose from Classic Black / Pacific Blue / Alpine Red / Autumn Orange material wraps around a light weight aluminum frame. One of the biggest plus factors is the 5-point harness with adjustable padded safety straps and adjustable reclining seats with plenty of storage capabilities.

Features of the X3 All Terrain Tike Tech Stroller:

*16 inch front fixed wheel & rear IFD Shox for smooth ride & push button quick release 16 inch back wheels.*Light weight Aluminum Frame*Rear parking brake.

*Individual Canopies

*Easy fold, to go

*5-point harness with adjustable padded safety straps

*Seat Recline

*Plenty of storage

*Safety Feature Overview: 5-point harness with chest strap / rear parking brake / tether wrist strap.

*5 year warranty on the frame & 1 year soft goods

******Optional Accessories: Infant Car seat adapter / Snap in Bassinet / All-season Covers / Seat Inserts / Water bottle holders.*********

This is my first review, make sure to check out my next review coming up on the Barefoot Mommies Home page soon. I would also love thank Tike Tech for being a special Holiday Sponsor. We would also love thank Tike Tech for giving one Barefoot Mommies Reader a Double X3 Sport.

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