Jogging Strollers
Jogging Strollers are ideal for moms who still want to keep in shape and bring their new baby along for the ride. These joggers or runner strollers are made with brakes on the handles and the usual parking brake just for safety.
Although, it is important to remember that until you baby is 6 months old you should not use a jogging stroller since these running strollers lack proper head support for infants and newborns.
The jogging stroller is super popular for its bright colors, three large wheels and just the overall shape and look of the jogger. Some joggers come with canopies for the sun or rain, but if not can be purchased separately.
Suspension, Brakes, Wheels and Safety
The jogger such as Baby Jogger's Performance Series jogging stroller, is very easy to push and has built in shock absorbers which gives baby a very smooth ride. Baby Jogger's strollers meet or exceed ASTM and TUV safety certification standards.
The Performance Series stroller by Baby Jogger also now has the Direct-pull V-brake for increased stopping power. This stroller also comes with shoulder pads and includes an adjustable 5-point safety harness.
Jogging Strollers are made to withstand rough surfaces and many have a solid aluminum frame that gives extra support for longer runs and helps prevent rust.
The front wheel that is extended is a large 20" fixed wheel so if you lose your grip on your stroller, it will not topple over creating a much unwanted accident.
Some jogging strollers do not have a fixed front wheel, in this case they would be called Swivel wheel joggers. The Swivel wheel usually has the option to lock in place but it can swivel since the fixed wheels can be tough to get around sharp corners.
The jogging stroller is great for little ones who are 6 months to approximately five years old. On Average, many parents get about four years usage out of their jogger.
We offer a variety of fixed wheel and swivel wheel jogging strollers from some of the most trusted brands. Some of these brands include: B.O.B, Baby Jogger, Schwinn and InSTEP.
