Is it a good stroller for offroad? (gravel, sand, mud, etc.)
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No, unfortunately it is not. It is more of a mall stroller. If you are looking for an off road stroller I would suggest Bumbleride Indie, BOB Revolution SE or CE, or Baby Jogger City Mini GT. if you will only occasionally be going through grass I would suggest UPPAbaby Vista or Baby Jogger City Select. If you would like to chat about the various features feel free to call me. Best, Mary Elephant Ears 734.369.6038
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No, unfortunately it is not. It is more of a mall stroller. If you are looking for an off road stroller I would suggest Bumbleride Indie, BOB Revolution SE or CE, or Baby Jogger City Mini GT. if you will only occasionally be going through grass I would suggest UPPAbaby Vista or Baby Jogger City Select.If you would like to chat about the various features feel free to call me.Best, MaryElephant Ears 734.369.6038
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Yes, it's got thick wheels almost like joggers wheels. It is considered an all terrain stroller.
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This is a good stroller for malls, airports, things of that nature...not grass, dirt, or off road. If you need something more flexible like that I would recommend a BoB or higher end stroller for your purposes.
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yes , i would say so, i love our stroller ..........it pushes easy ........it folds up easy and quick. for compact storage....for sure not an off road stroller.....
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I would think it would do ok. We bought it knowing some of our walking paths are not paved. The tires are not "off-road" but for mostly dirt I would think they would hold up for occasional off road trips.
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Despite the brand name "Baby Jogger", this isn't a jogging stroller, so it can be a bit bumpy on rough terrain. I've "off-roaded" a few times, but my younger baby has definitely given me some indignant looks about being bounced around!
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It really depends upon your application. If you want this for running errands, getting from a building to your car and back, or other light outdoor use, it will probably be fine. If by 'out side' you mean traversing rocky or muddy terrain, I'd look elsewhere. The wheels are really made for relatively smooth surfaces, like pavement. Also, beware of large cracks in asphalt or concrete.
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Gravel? Not at all. Sidewalk bumps? Sure. This is an "urban" stroller. Perfect for pavement, shopping malls, stuff like that. I take my kids to the park and it's fine going from the car through the grass/trail to the play area, but only in short bursts. We purchased a Bob jogging stroller for jogging and any "off-roading" that we do. The bigger, pneumatic tires are what you need for those types of environments.
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I have pushed it over grass and dirt ok. Not the best steering stroller. One wheel has cracked but it is still on the stroller and the stroller still works.For the money I think it serves the purpose for our handicapped dog - who loves it.
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I think it would best for hard surfaces. The tires are small and when we did take them on a trail, we lifted them over obstacles. Gravel roads should be fine as long as they are not to loose.
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I haven't used it at the beach, but I have used it in really sandy conditions in NM. It's challenging to push through sand, but it's doable. It prob does better than other strollers because the wheels don't pivot, however I wouldn't try to go very far - it'd be exhausting. Wet, packed sand would be fine!
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I would use it everyday. It is definitely a smoother ride than other non-jogging strollers. I found it good when going over brick sidewalks & other rougher terrains. As you mentioned that you live in the city & may have limited space, it would be good to take a look at one of these strollers in the store as it does not fold up as compactly as other strollers. That's mainly due to the larger wheels.
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hmmm depends on the sand I guess. wet compact sand would be no problem but "fluffy" sand would be difficult. But if any stroller could it would be this one.... its got rubber off road style tires.
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This stroller would do a good job on gravel. I think the tires and shocks would absorb most of the bumps. Its a smooth ride and the seat back reclines some. If your baby has a strong neck and holds its head up well, I would say it would work well. I'm a little overly cautious, and I waited until 5 or six month to start jogging with my baby in this stroller.
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Works good on dirt, for Sand you would need a set of paddle tires which are designed specifically for sand. Other wise it will probably just keep getting stuck.
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Yes. We have no problems walking with this stroller on any of those surfaces. We sometimes have to off road on the paved trails we take her. Even so, it still works great. The only problems we've ever had have been in sand.
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Definitely! We went everywhere with the stroller, I originally bought it because I felt the tires were more sturdy than most strollers. I never had any problems .
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Depends. Are you planning on jogging and or walking on trails? If so you would want a real jogging stroller that is built for that. On the occasional dirt road it will work. I love my mini but I mostly just use it on sidewalks. If you are looking for a stroller that can be and do everything I'm not sure it exists. But if most of the time you need a stroller that folds nice, offers a smooth ride under normal conditions, and fits in small store aisles then this will work for you.