Time for chapter two of our Teutonia Experience. Get ready to customize customize customize!

The biggest thing that Teutonia touts is the ability to completely customize your stroller. Which, as we talked about before, is a great benefit for those of us who like to be totally unique. It’s also beneficial for those of us who know exactly what we want, and want exactly that. There are several ways to do this, the main ones being to go to the Teutonia website or to find a dealer and ordering through them.

You’ll start by choosing a chassis. There are three options. All of them are made from aluminum, have full independent wheel suspension, and adjustable handles.

• The T-100, at under 20 lbs., is the lightest option. It still offers the smooth, comfortable ride that all Teutonias are known for.
• If you’re looking for a sportier stroller, the T-200 will be the one for you. It’s under 22 lbs. with the wheels.
• At a whopping 26 lbs. with the wheels, the T-300 is the most luxurious and versatile model. Because we always bring you the best of the best, we’ve chosen to review the T-300.

After you’ve decided on a chassis, you’ll pick out the wheels, which are both tubeless, and maintenance free (no need for a pump! The tires contain an air-filled chamber, and don’t get flats). Choosing between the Explore 50 and Metro 60 seems to be purely up to your own taste. Both offer a smooth ride and stylish looks. We went for the Explore 50, for a more traditional look.

Choosing our fabric certainly proved to be a difficult task. At first, we were leaning towards the Jasper Brown. Then we thought that the Venetian Red was nice. But when it came down to it, we decided that the Peridot Green would look the nicest with aluminum of the chassis. You can also get accent and designer fabrics to give your stroller that extra bit of customization. We’ll review the t-reversible seat insert, but won’t be reviewing any additional fabric accents. For seating, we’ll be reviewing both the t-stroller (toddler) seat and the t-tario 32 infant car seat (for those of you considering that as well).

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