
Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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BOB alterrain Pro. It's a jogging stroller but it handles super well to be used on a day-to-day basis. It is a bit big but is fine for the bus and SkyTrain in Vancouver. It has big wheels that are perfect for all sorts of terrains (gravel, beach sand, snow - on our rare snow days). I've used mine essentially daily since my first was born almost 4 and a half years ago and it's still going strong. When they are little, you can get an adaptor for the car seat. I will concur that it would be better to have a bassinet option but it's such a short time.
We didn't think we'd need a travel system since we don't travel a TON, but our stroller for walks and the zoo and things is the Bob Alterrain Pro. We have a Chicco system that we use for airport and malls, and the suspension and steering is just SO much better on the Bob. The Chicco is perfectly adequate for walking indoors though
I also have a Chicco bravo that I got used and it sucks. I also have a bob alterrain pro. It's nice for me to have around my neighborhood for walks in the winter. It handles SO NICELY. But it's not compact enough to fit in my car (Mazda cx-50) with my dog's crate in the back too. But my Chicco bravo fits in there. It's pretty bulky. Doesn't fold up easily. But i do love it. Keep it in my garage. My husband takes it on runs. I'd buy it again though.
We have 3. First we were gifted a BOB All Terrain Pro. We wanted this for trails, disc golfing, road running, and Austin city limits festival. The thing's a tank. Then we got a ~$100 wagon for a beach trip and afterwards that became our "tow the tot to the pool" wagon. Third, we came across a BOB double stroller on offer up for ~$100 after we had our second kiddo I've run a lot with it and it's sturdy as hell, just outdated. We use all three. If I could do it again knowing I'd have two kids, the double stroller from the get go would have been the clear choice. I have been curious about the fancy wagons that you can push rather than pull. Seems like a very ergonomic way to get your kids around as opposed to the pull handle, but whatever. I figure I'm done with these purchases now and don't want to store anything else lol.
BOB! The best stroller I’ve ever had. I had the all terrain pro. We went through the Smokey mountains, sand, crap loads of snow, etc. literally just the best money ever spent hahaha.
Agreed. Another vote for BOB! I also bought a used one, I believe it’s an all terrain pro. A true beast. The only reason I can still go on winter neighbourhood walks with baby.
Yesss! Omg I have the alterrain pro and I always joke that the suspension on it is better than my car’s lol

Joolz
Aer+
Travel-friendly, city-nimble, but tiny storage and struggles off-pavement.

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