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@littleveesmommy: ooh. Maybe like a hoverboard one! No wheels! lol
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we have a snap and go and uppababy vista. we love everything about the uppababy vista. love the fact that we could use from birth up to 50lbs and accommodate up to 3 kids.
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@LivsMama: LOL at the rate strollers are developing, you never know!!!
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We have the UppaBaby G-lux. It's a great umbrella stroller and the only one we have. I jog baby less, and we wear them on hikes.
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@HeatherlovesKenny: FYI the joggers are "not for use with infants under 12 months" and even then "consult a physician before jogging with your infant." I wanted a jogger until I read that. Then I figured, I might as well just take turns with DH and not run with DS.
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@pastemoo: Thanks! I keep reading different things about the city mini--on some reviews it says it lies flat so that's why it can be used with infants but I'm not sure if that's true. One reviewer said she used it for jogging for two years even though it's not a jogging stroller haha. My ped said no jogging until 6-9 months old. I used the bob revolution mostly for walking until DS was about 10 months then I started some serious running and half marathon training when he turned a year old.
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I have 3. I have a Jeep umbrella stroller, then I got the Jeep stroller frame/snap and go style, and then I have the B-Ready which I am so excited about and LOVE!
Going to get rid of the Jeep stroller frame. The B- Ready is actually smaller than the Jeep frame which I was THRILLED about! : ) -
@HeatherlovesKenny: Sweet. I want to run another marathon or half... ASAP> LOL. I miss my runner's high!
I probably can't bring *any* stroller on race day though. -
I have a BOB, a Chicco Keyfit Stroller frame, Chicco Cortina and an UppaBaby G-luxe!
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@HeatherlovesKenny: Baby Jogger is the brand of the stroller, like Graco or Baby Trend. The City Mini is NOT a jogger. Baby Jogger makes the Summit and the F.I.T. which are jogging strollers, and the POD which is a jogging stroller that can also be used as a bike trailer. If you look on the Baby Jogger website they separate their strollers into two categories 1.) urban and all-terrain strollers and 2.) performance joggers. The strollers in the Urban and All-terrain are not appropriate for jogging.
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@mrstilly: I was confused but I definitely will stick to my bob for jogging. If I were to have bought it from the store yesterday when I tried it, I would have had no idea that it wasn't meant for jogging! Thanks for letting me know. I'll probably still consider buying it because I need a double for walking everywhere and DD isn't old enough for jogging.
ETA: the worker at BRU yesterday didn't seem to know it wasn't a jogging stroller either--I wish they were more helpful there!
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@HeatherlovesKenny: I've had some encounters with BRU staff who didn't know much too. It is frustrating! A lot of people think that any stroller with 3 wheels is a jogging stroller, but it is becoming a popular style for regular strollers. In a jogger you want to look for larger wheels (usually a minimum of 12" front and 16" rear) with a front wheel that is fixed or will lock into a fixed position if it swivels.
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@regberadaisy: We already own the bob and the snap and go but I am looking for more of an everyday .. trip to the mall, trip to target stroller.
Bumblerides are super popular in San Diego - especially the INDIE .. but since the flite seems a little smaller - would you recommend it enough as an everyday stroller? Especially since we already have the bob for zoo trips and so on? -
The Jeep Liberty- love it!! We go off road all the time, so it give a great smooth ride.
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@JustlikeHeaven: I don't know what size the BOB is but I think the Flite is a pretty good size? It seems really well made with decent size wheels, a good size canopy esp for a umbrella and a cup holder!. The 2011 comes with a rain cover. My only complaint is the under stroller storage can be a little big and more accessible. I would say size is about the same as most McClaren?
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Have the peg perego si. No real complaints with it, it was a good umbrella stroller that also took a car seat. He basket on the bottom can be sturdier but I read that they've fixed that in more recent models. We also have the city mini single. Please do not jog with that because my babysitter has actually flipped the entire stroller forward once with LO in it. We had a be bump in his head and actually went to the ER. You can probably jog with it on a track or surface you know is completely level. Lastly, our jogging stroller is the chariot cougar II. We love it. It can also be used as a bike trailer.
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I have the Uppababy Cruz which I love! It doesn't come with the bassinet like the Vista, but it is smaller, lighter and cheaper.
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we got the graco literider to put our infant car seat in~
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We have the Uppababy Cruz and LOVE it. Smaller footprint than the Vista but equally awesome!
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we have a city mini 2012, and a snap and go. (chicco keyfit 30 carseat). we haven't purchased the carseat adapter for the city mini.
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We have three, a Britax lightweight B-Mobile that was compatible with our car seat that I can't wait to get rid of, a TFK all terrain Joggster Twist that had the bassinet that we use regularly but does't travel well and a Quinny Zapp that will be our travel stroller.
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We're cheap, I got a used Graco Mosaic for $15! rofl. I'm so not a stroller snob. I do like it though.
We have a graco travel system also and that thing is bulky as hell. DH loves it though. He won't use the small one.
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We have the Bugaboo Bee and I love it. I like that it's lightweight and really easy to maneuver. We only have one stroller and this is all we need to take us from newborn to toddler.
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