Guava Roam Crossover vs Mountain Buggy terrain
The Roam Crossover is 5 lb lighter. The Roam Crossover lists for $70.04 less. The Roam Crossover folds smaller (4.3 vs 7.0 cu ft).
Only the differences are shown.
| Guava Family Roam Crossover | Mountain Buggy terrain | |
|---|---|---|
| List price | $649.95Lowest price | $719.99 |
| Weight | 25 lbLightest | 30 lb |
| Folded size | 29 × 15 × 17 in4.3 cu ftSmallest fold | 13 × 25 × 37 in7.0 cu ft |
| Open size | 39 × 25 × 43 in | 33 × 25 × 47 in |
| Seat holds up to | 60 lbHolds the most | 55 lb |
| From birth? | With an infant car seat | Yes, seat lies flat |
| Newborn add-on | Roam Car Seat Adapter (sold separately; Britax, Cybex, Nuna, UPPAbaby, Chicco, Graco versions) | Optional: carrycot plus, protect infant car seat, or soft cocoon |
| Seat size | 15 in wide | 20 in seat back |
| Seat recline | Near-flat | Flat |
| One-hand fold | Yes | Yes |
| Stands when folded | Yes | Yes |
| Converts to a double | No | Not listed |
| Basket | Not listed | Zip-covered gear tray, capacity 10kg (maker gives kg only) |
| Car seats | Adapters sold separately (about $49.95) for Britax, Cybex, Nuna, UPPAbaby, Chicco and Graco infant seats | Not listed |
| Car seat adapters | Roam Car Seat Adapter for Britax, Cybex, Nuna, UPPAbaby (Mesa family), Chicco, Graco | Not listed |
| Folds with the seat on | Not listed | Yes |
| Brake | Not listed | Hand brake |
| In the box | Not listed | 16 in and 12 in rear wheel sets, reversible liner, detachable grab bar, 2 bottle holders |
| Sold as a travel system | Roam Everyday Essentials Set / Adventure Travel Set (bundles) | terrain stroller with carrycot plus bundle (with storm cover) |
| Warranty | 2 years | Not listed |
| Handlebar height | 34–45 in | 37.4 - 50 in |
| For running (maker) | Yes | Yes |
| Front wheel | Swivel, locks straight | Swivel, locks straight |
| Hand brake | Not listed | Yes |
| Tires | Foam-filled, 12 in front, 14 in rear | Air-filled, 16 in rear |
| Suspension | Independent swing-arm style rear suspension | Shock absorbing rear wheel suspension |
| Tracking adjustment | Not listed | Yes |
| Wheels and suspension | Airless rubber bike-style tires with independent suspension | 3-mode front wheel (lock back, lock forward, 360 swivel) with tracking adjuster; swappable 16 in and 12 in air-filled rear wheels included |
| Canopy | Not listed | UPF50+ sunhood with pull-out sun mesh visor and peek-a-boo flap |
Guava Roam Crossover
A single jogging-style stroller with airless tires.
- Airless tires, no flats
- Four handlebar heights from 34 to 45 in
- Folds with one hand and stands on its own
- Seat is for about 6 months and up; infants need a car seat and adapter
- Maker warns against running with a car seat attached
Roam Crossover or terrain?
Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.
Which is lighter, the Roam Crossover or the terrain?
The Guava Roam Crossover weighs 25 lb, 5 lb less than the Mountain Buggy terrain (30 lb).
Which folds smaller, the Roam Crossover or the terrain?
The Roam Crossover folds to about 4.3 cubic feet, versus 7.0 for the terrain.
Is the Roam Crossover cheaper than the terrain?
Yes. The Roam Crossover lists for $649.95 and the terrain for $719.99, a $70.04 difference. Sale prices change often.
Can both be used from birth?
Roam Crossover: With an infant car seat. terrain: Yes, seat lies flat.
Which one lasts longer?
The Roam Crossover seat holds more: 60 lb versus 55 lb.
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