Veer City Cruiser

Veer City Cruiser

I ordered the Veer City Cruiser because I have a special needs 4 year old who has outgrown all double strollers, and a 13 month old. I need something to keep both children safe when we run errands, which means that I need to be able to easily open and close as well as lift the item into my car. The Veer City is very simple to push and turn on sidewalks or paved roads. When I am on a pebble driveway, it is very easy to pull with children in it, or push over the pebbles without children in. It works very well for both children and they each have ample leg room. They enjoy the snack tray and I love being able to store their snacks, water bottles, etc inside the veer. In the winter it will also be nice to be able to store coats in the veer next to them. I also love that the veer is not wide so it easily fits through doorways.

The Veer City folds up very quickly (15 seconds) and is very intuitive to do. It is quite bulky to pick up, but you can take the wheels off it that makes it easier to pick up and put in the trunk of your car. With the wheels off, it can also be stored vertically (pictures attached are in a subaru forester) so there is more trunk space for other items. Without the wheels on, the Veer City is very light to lift. If I did not need extra trunk space, I would leave the wheels on, but it is good to have the option to remove them if you are taking a trip and need to pack luggage.

The downside to the Veer City is the canopy. The Veer City does not come with canopies so I had to use the ones I have from my original Veer wagon, which was bought in 2021. The canopies are not easy or intuitive to use and I am going to have to practice properly installing them – as they fall off every time I open or close them. They also need to be removed prior to folding the veer up for storage, which is inconvenient.