Pushchair recommendations

So I’m looking to get a new pushchair, I already have a light weight travel stroller but I’m looking for something more heavy duty with bigger wheels for long walks. My son is 20 months and very tall.
We had the ickle bubba stomp V3 and his head touched the hood at 10 months. We went and tried the mamas and papas flip xt2 but his head touched the hood also, does anybody know any bigger pushchairs that ideally are world facing but also flip to me which are better suited for taller children 😩🫶🏼
Picture of him in the flip xt2

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Have you tried a out and about or a Phil ted explorer?

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I've got the joie litetrax 4 and I swear by it best pram purchase my little girl is 20 months too! Big wheels so great for most terrain hills steps etc and it folds compact. think I got it for around £160-£180 only thing is it's world facing only...I'm currently now on my 2nd child and so we keeping the same pram my daughter will be upgraded to a buggy board as she prefers been out of the pram anyway and with this pram you can get added parts like car seat and carrycot so it's a stroller and travel system all in one tbh which compact folds xx

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If you just want something comfy and big for off road walks I use the Hauck Runner 2. It’s not expensive at all and is fab and comfy, my little girl has loved it since 6 months and still does now

Omg I've been wondering the same as my boy is not fitting our Joie Versatrax anymore.

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