Would you recommend this for a parent who goes on a long power walk? Could I push it along for 2 miles no problem ?
1177359
I did that. It's fine. But if you want to do this everyday, it will be a little bit hard. That's not like the stroller.
1177360
We are very disappointed with this bike. Definitely not recommended for a power walk. You can't steer, it's very poorly made. Small seat for infant. I hope this helps. I bought it because it has good reviews but I was disappointed.
1678716
I wouldn't say it's good for jogging, but it's definitely good for power walking, even in the grass. We do travel with this and it's great. The one handle pull to close is awesome and it's not that heavy.
56443
Haven't tried to walk with it, but I would think not. The pressure might burst a seam.
2246255
Yes. Its very easy to move around, though my Mom doesnt really use the seat, which makes it a little heavier. For ease of setup, I prefer one with no seat and a single release/locking mechanism. But, if your Mom would use the seat, this is a good quality walker.
334865
Definitely. This walker is so much easier to maneuver and turn in tight spots. My mother loves hers!
1116064
A little if you can use your legs. It is not really made for that use. My wife walks with it until she is tired then I can push her around, serves two purposes. We like it.
1570544
It really depends on how heavy your kids are and the terrain you are pushing on. A total load under 50lbs on cement or indoors would be great. Also taking the wheels off and cleaning with a silicone spray helps them turn better. If you have heavier or older kids or plan on using this outside or crossing the park, In my experience, this stroller is not ideal. I sold this one and got the Ergo caboose. It meets our needs for out bigger taller boys. The rear air filled tires make a huge difference in mulch and grass and crossing roads and side walks.
1239258
My father walks a mile tot he store and no problems. The wheels are sturdy and roll easy. I am not sure if my father pulls more than he pushes. But it should work easy both ways.
710553
It can go about 12 ft and sometimes further. It depends on the weight of the kid, how smooth the ground is and hard the push off is as well.
1687662
I actually just took my 38 lb and 25 lb boys for a 4 mile walk yesterday-I find that it's not hard to push but mine goes to the right so my arms get a workout trying to keep it straight! Otherwise it's not hard to push:)
1850445
I have used it almost every day for a year. I walked almost 700 miles last year. I've recently upgraded to a lifespan walking treadmill under an uplift desk. 3mph is perfect for programming.
1271739
i would say so, because it is not electric powered, so that you walk at your own pace (with some min speed)
2021885
No. My 11 month old grandson is just starting to walk and he can push it with no problem.
2201334
You can push it, my 2 yr old grandson pushes it all around the house. In all honestly, it's much easier to just pull it. I'm disabled and have no problems pulling my grandson and his toys that have to come with us on our walks. I'm 5 ft. and the handle is a perfect fit
1953149
I think it would do very well on long distance runs. I don't have any experience with BOB strollers, so I can't make a comparison.
1440925
It goes about 3 miles. I wouldn't buy this because the one I bought by grandson fell apart, I mean just fell apart lol. Good luck.
1366228
my 2 yo is over 3 feet already and he is okay. the great thing about the width is that you can navigate a door way by yourself but you do give up some space for the kiddies. but he loves it for long walks or to drop the back down if he's tired. because of the point on the front his foot sometimes hangs off the side. I still wouldn't trade this for anything. it is the greatest double I've tried.