Baby Jogger Advance Mobility Freedom vs Special Tomato EIO
The EIO is 13.3 lb lighter.
| Baby Jogger Advance Mobility Freedom | Special Tomato EIO | |
|---|---|---|
| List price | $1,249.99 | Not listed |
| Weight | 35.3 lb | 22 lbLightest |
| Open size | 69.5 × 24.2 × 39.3 in | Not listed |
| Seat holds up to | 200 lbHolds the most | 90 lb |
| Seat recline | Not listed | Partial |
| Fits airline overhead bin | Not listed | No |
| Converts to a double | Not listed | No |
| Basket | Not listed | Under-seat storage basket |
| Handlebar height | Not listed | 30–42 in |
| Wheels and suspension | 16 in quick-release rear wheels, 16 in fixed front (swivel optional) | Not listed |
| Canopy | Large multi-position canopy with view windows | Canopy included |
Baby Jogger Advance Mobility Freedom
An adaptive stroller for children and adults with disabilities up to 200 lb.
- Up to 200 lb user weight
- Large 16 in wheels
- Seatback storage
- 35.3 lb
Special Tomato EIO
A special-needs push chair for children who need postural support, with a seat that reclines about 25 to 75 degrees and a 90 lb user limit.
- Light at 22 lb
- Wide recline range (25 to 75 degrees)
- 5-point harness and height-adjustable handle
- Small seat (14 x 12 in)
Ask the meadow
Advance Mobility Freedom or EIO?
Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.
Which is lighter, the Advance Mobility Freedom or the EIO?
The Special Tomato EIO weighs 22 lb, 13.3 lb less than the Baby Jogger Advance Mobility Freedom (35.3 lb).
Which one lasts longer?
The Advance Mobility Freedom seat holds more: 200 lb versus 90 lb.
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