Advance Mobility Freedom Stroller

This is an incredible product. Rented in 2021, 2022, 2024 and purchased my own in April 2026. My 15 year old son has an Intellectual Disability and significant sensory issues. He is 5'7" and 130lbs. I use this stroller as an accommodation at theme parks as well as other outdoor venues (zoo, park). This helps him when he is tired, when he is feeling overwhelmed from the crowds, and when he is having a sensory moment. He pulls down the canopy and This helps him regulate. This is also helpful for a quick nap. This is a lifesaver!! This is quite large. It folds down but still is quite large. I have rented this stroller from Mobility companies and now purchased this one. As a result, I have used it with the two different wheels. The bicycle type tire is for terrain and jogging. The small stroller wheels are helpful for city travel with concrete and asphalt. This stroller type wheel has better maneuvering for this type of surface. This also has a decent size basket to help store essentials like a change of clothes, sweatshirt, and jacket. I even sat in the stroller and this is incredibly comfortable. This stroller is so versatile and helpful to make life a little easier for caregiver stress and older children/adults. Well worth the investment. Made well and has durability. You may wish to purchase an add carrier to hold a beverage. Easy to push and has a foot push down lock. There is enough length to the stroller to move around and shift as shown in the picture. When actually pushing the chair, the footbed guides him to sit well in the chair. Again such a lifesaver!!!!

I have an 18 year old special needs son that likes to go with his sister and myself when we go for a run. Since he has grown a lot in the past 18 years we have not been able to take him with us for the last few years. We had a hard time finding a chair that fit our needs and didn't break the bank. When I found this chair on Amazon I was cautiously optimistic that he would be comfortable and it would be easy on this old guy to push. He seems to be comfortable riding even on rough ground and it is pretty easy to push. We have put just over 100 miles on it since we got it and it still looks pretty good. While putting it together, my wife and I thought that it was going to be really flimsy and end up breaking. The reason we thought this is because the frame twists a bit while pushing it. I don't know if it was designed to be this flexible, but it actually makes it easier to turn while running (wide turns around curves, you still need to tip it back to make a sharp turn like all joggers). My son is 5' 10" with a 32" inseam and weighs about 115 pounds. He fits pretty well, but with his long legs it would be nice if the foot rest was a little farther out. My wife sat in it (she is a little shorter) and her legs fit pretty good. It comes with two sets of front wheels. The single wheel with a hand brake and also four wheels that turn like a normal stroller. The turning wheels are awesome for going to the zoo or just a walk around the town. There is a nice sized mesh pouch on the back with a zippered pocket above that holds my cell, wallet, and keys. The area under the seat is also nice for carrying stuff that you need when out and about. It folds down to a nice size. It fits in the back of a mini-van if the back seats are folded down into the floor. I do not think it would fit in a compact car trunk. With the wheels on (they pop off with the push of a button) I can't fit it through any of my house doors.

I love that it comes with two sets of wheels. One set for walking/running in areas with few tight turns. The other set for tighter turns like grocery store, mall or very congested areas. Works well with most terrains. The only negatives I found were 1)the width for the shoulder area. My husband is 6’ and 185lbs. Wears a 44 jacket. If he sits up straight, the shoulder area is very tight for him. 2)It’s also not easy for him to get into or out of. He approaches from the side with assistance to get in and from the front to get out. For perspective, he can’t walk or move without assistance. All that said, he loves to ride in it and overall finds it comfortable. We’ve signed up for a half marathon(walking). This adaptive stroller has been accepted in the races we’ve participated in. In my opinion, it’s well worth the price.

The chair was pretty easy to assemble and took us about 20 mins to complete. My son has cerebral palsy and he is 22 yrs old, almost 6feet and 140lbs. He fits the chair pretty well although the foot rests make him appear to be squished. The frame is sturdy and he doesnt complqin about any discomfort so i assume he is comfy. It is huge so we only use it outdoors for walks. It collapses pretty easy and i love the front wheel options! Highly recommend for special needs that cant walk long distances or at all.

This is an amazing stroller. I have a big boy Autistic and it's perfect when we go to parks or walking long distances. Great quality and easy to manipulate!

I bought this in January of 2024, I’m writing this review October 2025. This stroller is holding up strong. I’m very impressed. I purchased this for my autistic son (8 years old/ 70 lbs) who out grew traditional strollers, this has a hugging/ hammock feel, which calms my son right away. We love this and take it everywhere. It is jumbo in size and takes up the two seats / trunk of our Prius, but we don’t mind because we know it will hold our kiddo as he grows. There are even times when his full grown siblings ride in the stroller with him for fun and it till hold strong. I highly recommend this.

We love, love, love this chair. My son is 19 and has pretty severe autism. Going for walks with him were never really any exercise for me as we went very slowly and investigated lots of things on the way. Needing to get some exercise I decided to splurge and give this "man stroller" as we call it a try. It is awesome!! He is 5ft 9 in and fits--not much room to spare though. It comes with two sets of front wheels, the running stroller type that I found unwieldy and regular stroller type wheels which are much easier. Whenever I tell him it's time to go walking he jumps up and grabs his iPad and heads for the door. We both love it! We have had it a couple of months now and it is holding up really well so far.

No words for assembly, just pictures (line drawings) so took awhile to figure out a few steps, but did get it together correctly in the end. Took me a couple hours (by myself) mostly due to confusion. Fits my 5', 110 pound daughter well, but she needs to be lifted into it as there was no real easy way for her to get in herself. She has CP and walks with assistance or a walker but this was too tough for her to navigate getting in on her own, or even with help..Just had to lift her up and place her in the seat. Once she was in, she enjoyed the ride! We live in a rural area and have some hills to get up, which are a little challenging. If you are pushing an adult on flat, it's pretty easy, but you will definitely work up a sweat on a good hill!