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The 45 strollers split into five forms — standard, jogger, double, travel and lightweight. How the catalogue is shaped, and where the form tag and the scale disagree.

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Stroller Types: Jogger, Double, Travel and Lightweight

The generator sorts all 45 strollers into one of five forms. Joggers are the largest slice at 13, doubles the widest at 12, and the "lightweight" form tag (9) disagrees with the scale, which counts 11 strollers at 15 pounds or under. This page is the shape of the catalogue.

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Five forms, one catalogue

Every stroller is filed under exactly one form; the counts sum to 45.

Standard 4, jogger 13, double 12, travel 7, lightweight 9. The five are mutually exclusive — a stroller is one of them, decided by its type field or its name.

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Joggers lead the line-up

The biggest slice, and the one most likely to carry air-filled tyres and a fixed front wheel.

13 of 45 strollers are joggers. They are the sportiest frame here, usually with three wheels and a hand brake, aimed at parents who run.

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Doubles and the wider body

Two seats, and the body that comes with them.

12 are doubles — side-by-side or tandem — and they are the widest strollers in the set, the ones a doorway actually tests. 18 strollers carry two seats.

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Travel and lightweight share a goal

Both trade features for a small folded size and an easy carry.

7 are filed as travel and 9 as lightweight by name, yet 11 actually weigh 15 pounds or less — so 2 "travel" strollers are as light as the labelled lightweights without wearing the word.

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Wheel counts split the floor

Three wheels marks a jogger; four marks everything else; the rest are odd counts or unstated.

11 strollers run on three wheels and 26 on four. The remaining 8 use two, five, six or leave the count blank — small numbers, but they break the neat split.

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Every stroller and the form it was sorted into

Sorted by form, then brand. Seats, wheels and item weight sit beside the type.

Every stroller and the form it was sorted into
BrandModelTypeSeatsWheelsItem (lb)
MAMAZINGMAMAZING b0fcmtqk6ctravel1411.6
BabyBaby b00fzp3e8ajogger1325.51
BOBBOB b07xv1wlscjogger1332.3
JeepJeep b01l7c47p8jogger1326
BabyBaby b09qyx744ljogger1325.1
INFANSINFANS b0fw9tzjycjogger1not stated24.91
GracoGraco b0861t7z24jogger1328.2
BabyBaby b0d8x9886fjogger1329.9
BabyBaby b09rnch612jogger2not stated43.1
JeepJeep b07jr8ty2qjogger1329
BabyBaby b0dst8wslgjogger1320.5
BabyBaby b0bytkygz3jogger1323.59
BabyBaby b07bvmshtzjogger2332.18
DreamDream b0dkpd74s5double2420.5
JoovyJoovy b0d6v6gmhhstandard2429.3
DeltaDelta b00gjixp5olightweight2418.3
JoovyJoovy b07pjmb6gfdouble2328
BABYBABY b07g55y3dpdouble2418
BabyBaby b008u4mku6double2418
BABYBABY b07kr61jvddouble2431
MompushMompush b09jls8lsrdouble2525.4
BOBBOB b084ck55rwjogger2433.1
JeepJeep b07b7qc8dvdouble2628.7
MompushMompush b0fpfz9yqltravel1413.9
BabyBaby b0f1z2yw1xlightweight1814.8
BabyBaby b0dlkjfk39standard1421.16
ChiccoChicco b0d98vgyvzlightweight1417.5
IngenuityIngenuity b0bsp4k34flightweight1417
BabyBaby b0b6lr3c5hstandard14not stated
BabyBaby b094p2zc86double2428.4
DreamDream b08n7t58yylightweight1413.4
DreamDream b089tvhv1xdouble2422.57
IngenuityIngenuity b07gghvl64lightweight1410.58
ChiccoChicco b07dghr789double2234
BabyBaby b00ht6ea2ctravel2not stated25
DreamDream b07sdh646btravel1212.76
KolcraftKolcraft b019dhbcxelightweight1411.8
DreamDream b0dc5ggjrplightweight147.4
GracoGraco b0d2lxk44ttravel1413.2
GracoGraco b08k2kc6kddouble2432
GracoGraco b08k2yfndwdouble2432.85
IngenuityIngenuity b07p1ysc18lightweight1410.58
BabyBaby b078tbp298travel1413.4
MompushMompush b0b7mfs2w4travel1417.4
MompushMompush b093gs5723standard1423.1

How these stroller figures were read

Source: the CMS product snapshot, limited to the id namespace stroller-* with category "stroller", after dropping about 15 items that share the prefix but are not strollers — car seats and baby swings. 45 strollers remain in stock.

Every figure is the retailer's stated number. Item weights are in pounds and dimensions in inches as the listing gives them; nothing here was weighed, measured or tested.

Membership is decided by the id namespace, not by the marketing name. A stroller that calls itself a "travel system" is still one row; a car seat that shares the prefix is dropped.

EN 1888 is the European safety standard the catalogue attaches to all 45 strollers. It is recorded as stated; we did not verify certification.

Counts such as "N of 45" are recomputed from the dataset fields, not rounded from a summary.