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We have the BOB revolution and LOVE it! What I love about it - it's so smooth!! I have no trouble getting in and out of pretty much anywhere with it, even though it is pretty big, it turns on a dime so it's really easy to navigate. It also seems to have a really stable ride for LO.

The only thing thats a PITA is having to remember to pull out the infant seat adapter before I close it (it won't close with the adapter in place). But, that's small potatoes.

And all the accessories are expensive. That's another downside. I just bought a cup holder for it and it was like $45....sort of ridiculous.

Britax b-ready and I lurrrrrrrrve it!

we have the graco travel system and for the money i really like it. its a little bulky but nothing to heavy and it handles really well, plus i love the pattern of it and all the storage space

The city mini isn't a jogger, but it you are looming for a double jogger Baby Jogger makes the Summit XC which comes in a double. I LOVE my single Summit.

I have a britax b-ready and I love it so far!

@HeatherlovesKenny: WHA? How much is it new? Why is it $600 used?

We have the Britax B-Agile, and so far, so good (baby is only one month old, though). I guess I just wish the basket was bigger.

The City Mini is not a jogger... That's just the brand name; Mrs Tilly is right... I asked this on HB before when I was looking for a true jogger. The wheels on it are too small. I ended up with a Bob single and love it!

But for a double, I do have a Mountain Buggy Duet. I do very light jogging with it only when I really feel the need for a workout and don't have childcare. The front wheels lock in place and the tires are big enough that I don't feel it will easily tip over. The Mountain Buggy Duo is the larger counterpart that's probably better for jogging but I like that the Duet is much more compact in width and lighter in weight.

Other strollers I've had are the Bugaboo Chameleon, Maclaren Quest, Snap n Go, Uppa Baby Vista, Uppa Baby G-Luxe and Bob Revolution SE... Yes I'm a stroller addict, but I think I'm done now!

@HeatherlovesKenny: yeah, DH was shocked when he first saw the total price with all the accessories but my point was it will be the only stroller we will need. We've used it from day one with the infant cocoon and car seat adaptors. We've used it for seven months now and feel we've gotten our money's worth. We live in tokyo so we don't have a car and the stroller is great on any public transportation. DH ended up loving it more than me even.

@HeatherlovesKenny: so funny you ask...I read on the website that all their new 2012 models have 1 change: the tires. It makes them jog safe. We have the brutal agile,not b ready but they have the same (newly designed) tires that make them jog safe.

We have the Britax B-Ready and I love it! Though I have wheel envy for the new 2012 redesigned foam filled tires. My front wheels also squeak a lot - anyone else have this problem?

@littleveesmommy: i've heard stories of britax sending wheels to people when they call to complain about wheel problems, but now that you can buy replacement wheels, i doubt they'd send them to you for free =( might be worth a try though, worst case, they say you need to buy your own. i'd play up that it interferes with your ability to push it though. you can buy the new wheels for $90 if you wanted to.
http://www.britaxusa.com/store/details/accessories/2012-b-ready/2012-b-ready-wheel-kit

We have a snap n go, which I love because it's light and compact. I don't like how low the baby is. I am 6 feet tall and the angle when the shade is over her in the carseat makes it so that I can't see her face!

We also have the graco trekko, which is a bigger 3 wheel stroller (but not a true jogger). I love that it's taller than others. Also, I wanted to carseat (graco snugride 30) to fit on it without an adapter. The wheels are rubber but don't need air, and the seat reclinea flat for a newborn...but I haven't used it that way. Also, when the car seat shade and the huge shade on the stroller are both up, she is totally covered. Also stoller is black; very gender neutrL and looks more expensive than it really is!

@mrs. bird: If I could jump out of your computer screen right now and hug you, I WOULD! Thanks to your suggestion, I called Britax customer service just now and they are sending me new wheels! The lady on the phone was extremely understanding when I told her that the wheel squeaking would wake my sleeping baby after I strolled her around for 30 minutes trying to put her to sleep. I should get them next week. Thank you so much!!!!!!

@LivsMama: When I was looking at strollers, I really liked the Uppababy Vista too but it was out of our price range and that's when I found the Britax B-Ready. It is very similar to the UBV but I think the B-Ready has more double configurations plus the second seat is at the back of the stroller vs the front with UBV. I think the B-Ready also allows for the infant car seat on the bottom, infant seat on top with second seat on bottom, or bassinet on top with second seat on bottom. They are both great strollers so it boils down to preference. =)

We have a Graco "light" travel system which we only used when DD was in the infant seat. We also have a First Years Jet and LOVE it.

We have a '11 B Ready and I couldn't be happier with it. Bought it planning to only have to make a single stroller purchase and that for $150 we can purchase the second seat attachment.
We also have the B Nimble Umbrella Stroller that also allows the car seat to be snapped in.

@littleveesmommy: thanks for the tip! The exact issue I have with the double config is that Liv would be in the back on the botto and staring at the back of the baby seat. For a toddler, thats way too confining IMO. If we have another Im going to take a look at that!

Thanks again!

@LivsMama: Maybe when you have your second they will have way cooler strollers out on the market too!!! =)