Larktale: Difference between revisions

From StrollerWiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 28: Line 28:
* Storage basket
* Storage basket
* Parent console and cup holder
* Parent console and cup holder
While the Sprout is spacious with only one child (40 x 28 x 48"), the expanded size (48 x 48 x 45") may be a bit tight. The second seat does not recline, hence this wagon may be best for children of different ages rather than twins.  
While the Sprout is spacious for only one child (40 x 28 x 48"), the expanded size (48 x 48 x 45") may be a bit tight. The second seat does not recline, hence this wagon may be best for children of different ages rather than twins.  


== Do they offer a military discount? ==
== Does Larktale offer a military discount? ==
As of this writing, the website notes: "We are proud to support those who serve, save and educate our country! Active duty U.S. Military personnel & their families, Veterans, First Responders and Teachers are now invited to enjoy an exclusive 20% off discount at Larktale.com."
As of this writing, the website notes: "We are proud to support those who serve, save and educate our country! Active duty U.S. Military personnel & their families, Veterans, First Responders and Teachers are now invited to enjoy an exclusive 20% off discount at Larktale.com."

Revision as of 19:50, 26 June 2023

Larktale started in Australia in 2014 as a maker of lightweight strollers. Founded by Simon Whiston, Larktale's first two strollers, the Coast and the Chit Chat, were "designed to fill a gap in the market for a range of prams and strollers that look great; are highly manoeuvrable, strong and light; with design features that make a big difference to mums’ lives; and take up less space." [1]

In 2019, Larktale was bought by Dynamic Brands, the company behind Baby Jogger's turnaround and subsequent sale to Graco. The company then expanded Larktale's line into stroller wagons.

The name Larktale is a combination of lark, meaning something done for fun, and tale as in adventure. Their goal is to "(help) create fun stories."

The company divides its strollers into two parts: stroller wagons and lightweight, compact strollers.

Flagship model: the Sprout

The Larktale Sprout (50 lbs., see price on Amazon) is touted as the first-of-its-kind, size-adjustable wagon. It converts from a single seat to a double by extending the chassis (no tools needed) and adding a second seat. You can also extend it and add a mesh cargo divider to carry toys or groceries.

Included with the Sprout:

  • Fully reclining seat
  • Pull bar for "wagon mode"
  • Second seat
  • Multi-position sun canopy with pop-out visor and peek-a-book window
  • Rain cover
  • Kids snack tray and bumper bar
  • Mesh cargo divider
  • Flat fold with lock
  • Adjustable, leatherette handlebar
  • Mesh interior pockets (4)
  • Lockable, swivel front wheels are no-flat rubber and have all-wheel suspension
  • Infant car seat adapters available for Nuna, Maxi Cosi, Clek and Cybex
  • Locking foot brake
  • Storage basket
  • Parent console and cup holder

While the Sprout is spacious for only one child (40 x 28 x 48"), the expanded size (48 x 48 x 45") may be a bit tight. The second seat does not recline, hence this wagon may be best for children of different ages rather than twins.

Does Larktale offer a military discount?

As of this writing, the website notes: "We are proud to support those who serve, save and educate our country! Active duty U.S. Military personnel & their families, Veterans, First Responders and Teachers are now invited to enjoy an exclusive 20% off discount at Larktale.com."