BOB Gear Alterrain Pro Jogging Stroller, Black

I really love this stroller. To get the durability and quality that it gives, I’m ok with how heavy it is. I like a bit of an arm challenge anyways. I imagine most people who are seriously considering getting this are athletic and like to feel strong. But it’s only when moving it up and down stairs or into the car that you’re having to feel strong. Though because of how big the tires are, it’s possible to keep the stroller on its back wheels when going up and down stairs, which makes it easier. Pushing this stroller is a breeze whether you’re running or walking. It glides so smoothly. We used my friend’s plastic stroller for a trip and hated every second on the uneven sidewalks and going up and down curbs, even on the pavement, simply because we had experienced the amazing ride quality of this stroller. I ran in the snow yesterday and it was hard because of the snow, but the stroller worked great. And the tires make it high enough that the bag didn’t drag in the snow. The tire size also makes curbs so easy to go over. I mostly chose this version of the Bob stroller to get the bin that closes and that’s been awesome too. I haven’t had to worry about anything falling out and I have plenty of storage to hold things for long walks. I do want to mention that folding it with my small sized hand isn’t the easiest because of how wide the bar is, but it’s easy for my husband. It’s also not the smoothest with folding and unfolding because of the front tire catching on the bag or needing to reposition the front tire so that it lays flat, but it works good enough for me.

I took my daughter (9 months) for her first stroll in it. Almost 90 degrees outside, gave her a sippy cup of cold water, and off we went. She was completely comfortable in it from the moment I put her in. No fidgeting, no fuss, she was smiling and relaxed for every moment. This was the most important thing for me, as I plan on taking her on many outdoor adventures, so the comfort test was paramount. It was nowhere near nap time and I could tell she could have easily slept in it.The sun shade cover is big enough, some reviews complain about the size. I mean if it rains the child's feet will get wet possibly, but I don't plan on too many outings during a storm. I think its perfectly fine. You can tell immediately when you push it that this is a quality machine.The tires come partially inflated (this is a good thing), so have a bicycle tire pump ready. The tires say max 30 psi, I inflated them to about 22 psi. Though there may be an optimal pressure somewhere I didnt look for it yet.Will update review once I jog with it, but I dont think I'll have to.EDIT: Amazing jogs. The adjustment for the stroller drifting right/left is awesome. Most roads are slightly inclined (to allow rain water to drain off them), so the stroller drifting with the front wheel locked is going to occur to some extent. With this stroller its perfect, jog a few dozen feet, quick turn of a knob to adjust, and off you go.EDIT #2: Three years later, still in love with this thing. Smooth jogs like the day I bought it. Re-lubricated the wheel bearings once, just drip it in while slowly turning the wheel. Let gravity do the rest.Daughter is 3 now, she still loves riding in it.

wow wow wow so happy to receive the stroller it was perfect. Baby is so happy to be able o go outside now that the weather is getting nicer and I can get my walks in

If you want an easier way to fold, it’s best to use both hands to do it! I simply use both of my thumbs to press the yellow button and then twist. My husband tried to teach me the one handed technique and I was only getting frustrated, but realized that my hands aren’t as big as his. So using two hands was a lot easier for me. Other than that, the product is great! You will need some oil for the brakes because if it’s raining, the brakes will squeak. I would recommend a large vehicle because it does take up some space regardless if you take the wheels off, but again easy to assemble. It is adaptable to different car seats if you get the adapter for it. I would walk with friends and it’s so easy for me to walk in grass and different terrain compared to their Nuna strollers. Wish I would have gotten this before the Graco.

Easy to push and maneuver but heavy and hard to open with one set of hands. Smooth ride.

We loved everything about it, the build quality especially and the fact that it has good safety features and designed to be able to carry the weight of our autistic son. Unfortunately, we have to return it because we did not consider the height limitations when our son is sitting down. His head hits the canopy when we have it on and unless he slouches, he cannot sit comfortably and have the canopy provide him with some kind of privacy when he’s overwhelmed or over stimulated. We are bummed this didn’t work out for us but if you’re looking for a stroller that you can rely on whether you’re in Disneyland or hiking some trails, this is the one!