Is this a good stroller for jogging?
1490323
No, the wheels aren't large enough for this to be a jogger and would not absorb shock well enough. They seem intentionally not to advertise this as a jogger. They advertise it as traveler, I suspect, because of the car seat.
1490324
No the main advantage is the weight but the wheels for jogging should be bigger i will not do that with my baby in this stroller We could get stuck and fall.
1649331
No. Baby jogger is the brand name. Their city mini line of strollers are for regular "city" use. This model is more "all terrain" with the beefier wheels, good for trails or gravel walkways, but there is no safety strap for true jogging.
1844883
I have not used it as a stroller yet, but I would imagine it to be good for that purpose. I like that it is a single child carrier so it is not as bulking as some of these can be. I really am happy with as a bike trailer.
2043613
InStep Flash Fixed Wheel Jogger is a very nice stroller. It is fairly easy to collapse. Folds up very nice. We took it on our Florida Trip and had no problems with it. It was very easy to push on the sand.
335432
I don't use it for jogging, but I think you can. Look at this: http://www.burley.com/page_135
68560
It's not really designed for running. The wheels are hard plastic, not rubber. It's more a jogging style look as opposed to function
122099
For an occasional brief run over smooth ground, it would be ok. But if you want to run every day, or several times a week, I would definitely get a jogging stroller. A proper jogger will roll more smoothly and absorb bumps better.
870039
i don't jog but it looks sturdy enough to allow you to jog with it. i use this stroller daily; for my dog who is partially blind. it is by far the most rugged i have owned. i put a cushion inside ; you might want to do that so the ride is smoother for your dog. the stroller is also very easy to maneuver; i stand 5ft 6 inches and the handle is at the right level.
1420484
I wouldn't jog with it. Its pretty flimsy for the price. Get a baby jogger or a bob. The fabric on this one doesnt hold up well and the rims are cheap plastic as well, over inflating causes rims to break (there is a recall on this)
1408214
This is going to sound stupid but i'll say it anyway. The front end of the stroller is so light that you can push down on the handle and lift the stroller off the ground while you jog. I do it all the time because of the wobbly non-lockable front wheel. I'm not fond of it. But it is what it is. Other than that, I think the stroller is a good one. Just can't have kids that are too big (about 4 yrs old is max) because the belts don't allow for large kids, nor is there much leg room. My 4 yr. old boy (sorta big for his size) and slightly tiny/thin 2-1/2 yr. old girl are shoulder-to-shoulder in the stroller. Good thing they don't fight too much.....
1262408
I have this stroller and while it's definitely not as light and easy to push as a real jogger like the BOB, I've found that on a decently smooth city jogging trail (like the one close to my house), I can do a slow jog and push it just fine. And slow jogging is all I'm doing these days, post baby. :)
801994
Yes, it does very well with my single jogging stroller. You have to be a little careful though with the weight balance.
1262409
Since it has 4 wheels and they aren't all that large, I don't think this is really a good jogging stroller. Baby Jogger is simply the brand name, and they make lots of non-jogging strollers (including this one).
1420483
It seems a bit heavier than a previous jogging stroller I had. I never verified accuracy of that but it doesn't have the safety cord so this alone screams "not a jogging stroller". But I did take it on a 5k once and wouldn't do that again just because it's just harder. The wheels are also more like a dirt bike wheels than a cycling wheel so you'll have more resistance there too.
154577
It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels! Hope that helps :)
791617
It's not to bad for malls. But I would get a compact one for small shoppes or going to the DR. It's pretty bulky for some situations. I like the stroller though for parks and walks.
2212109
I wouldn't use it for jogging....it's not stable enough. My son would not sit on it while walking because it was "wobbly"...I'm afraid it may not stand up to jogging. Those wheels are small and low which doesn't work well with "speed"