Larktale

About

Larktale builds strollers and wagons for parents who refuse to choose between a clean silhouette and a folded footprint that actually fits the trunk. The Australian-designed range came out of three years of prototyping around one question: what do parents actually use, and what gets in the way? What's in the Larktale collection This collection covers Larktale's full outdoor-mobility range, anchored by the Caravan wagon system and supported by the accessories that make it work across a beach day, a farmers market, and a airport curb. Wagons with compact folds and pull-or-push handles for city sidewalks and grassy fields Rain Covers and Sunshades sized to the Larktale frame, with UPF protection for sunny outings Car Seat Adapters so an infant carrier rides directly on the wagon chassis Snack Trays and Rider Boards for older siblings who want to stand, ride, or eat on the move Canopy attachments and Wagon Accessories that extend storage, shade, and comfort Outdoor Play add-ons for park days and backyard use Who it's for Larktale fits parents juggling two kids and a lot of gear: a toddler who wants to walk half the time, a baby who naps in an infant seat, and a stroller bay that has to fold one-handed before a subway door closes. The Caravan's coast-style fold and lighter frame answer the compact stroller for city living brief, and the car seat adapter system extends it into a travel system setup without buying a separate stroller. How to choose For two kids close in age Start with a Larktale wagon and add a rider board or second-seat configuration. The pull handle works on flat sidewalks; the push handle takes over on uneven grass. For travel and airports Look at folded dimensions first. Larktale's frame collapses small enough for most airline gate-check sizing, and the canopy detaches for cleaning. For newborn use Pair a Larktale chassis with the correct Car Seat Adapter for your infant carrier. Browse infant car seats if you still need the carrier itself, and check b