Would this be easy to push while jogging, assuming my kid was also pedaling?
495952
Probably not cause it has the training wheels on it. Overall it's not a good bike. This is my 2nd one. The first one fell apart in a few months and my son hardly rode it. So I got a replacement from the maker. This one is pretty much falling apart too. It's a good concept but not durable.
495953
Yes,works good, however, be careful, if some other kid, turns the handle bar around, the wires break.
1409738
My son is about that height and he can touch them but not push them all the way around, but he gets around on it just fine by "walking" it with his feet. He should be able to use the pedals soon.
1685923
Yes , your child may have to push a little harder than on concrete, but yes. This bike is an amazing exercise for kids and is just fun. Beautiful bike, my daughter ride it everywhere.
436786
I can't stand up and pedal on mine; it didn't feel sturdy when I tried. However, one style of riding I've used is similar to running while seated. I can pump my arms and legs in a running style, all the while seated. I've ridden over 400 miles now and love the convenience to exercise in my home.
1483148
there are special things from baby jogger just for infants. Its like a bassenet. That would probably be your best option.
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.
388547
If I push as hard as I can with one hand/arm it barely moves. I would feel confident placing an active child in this.
523930
Baby's not born yet, so have not tried. But it does not appear to be designed for running (it has small wheels).Hope that helps.
2243396
Yes. I bought this for my son when he was just starting to show interest in walking, and he was good with it. With some time, he was able to "steer" so he wouldn't get stuck. He has had it for a couple months and still pushes it and rides it.
1906578
No it is not suitable for a toddler to push. It's just too small and short for that purpose.
1203503
The steering on our Joovy is pretty loose and managing two might be a challenge. My grandson has not showed an interest in pedaling (he's 19 months), but if you have one child wanting to navigate on their own and the other child is less inclined, you might have a control issue. Another point to consider is the reach of their legs. My little guy got his foot caught occasionally until he was able to plant is foot on the pedal. We do love this toy and he really prefers his Joovy over the stroller.
269152
Im not home now but im 5 foot 1 inches tall and i dont pull it all the way forward. The resistance is pretty tough on level 1 though. Just FYI. Mu husband doesnt think so but hes a marathon runner. Im only a halfarathoner. Lol. My 12 year old can touch the pedals from the front spot but resistance gives about a level 2 to 3 type workout even whwn set on level 1.
1390367
You could, but I will not recommend it. The issue with older kids is that the seat end up being too low and the leg room is small. My son is a little over 3 and he takes small steps to push himself and I think he will like to go faster (take bigger steps). But, he loves it.
578597
Yes. I have 3 of these. They r bulky but very light. My 2.5 year old can easily do it.
1687664
Hi! I don't find it too heavy to push, but I think pushing a double anytime is going to give you a bit of a workout. This is a "light" stroller so compared to others you should be fine. If you have a lot of hills where you live, that might be challenging.
846621
Yes it's possible, my wife and I both can do it. It's not super easy for my wife, and requires a place to lean the bike against. It will also depend on the size of your child.
1025699
Yes. If the child is not pedaling, the bike still moves along. It definitely helps with give some momentum when they pedal but the bike moves along if they get tired.