Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie

for the terrain you're working with, the BOB Gear Revolution Flex Duallie 3.0 is a good pick. It can handle rough stuff and moves pretty well, but the customer service has its problems. The Thule Urban Glide 3 Double works in snow too, but make sure the seats fit your 3-year-old. Maybe check out borncritic for more reviews on these strollers before you decide

Out of all of these my vote would be Bob or bumbleride. However the one thing I didn’t love about having two under two with the Bob is it pulled a little to the heavier kiddos side. You may not experience that with the bumbleride. Another idea is a veer wagon. The suspension is not as nice but it can plow through anything and my kids love it. It can hold a car seat too. My 10/8 year olds still sit occasionally in our veer with my two year old. ETA: my kids are on the taller side and would’ve outgrown the bugaboo quickly. Another one I don’t see mentioned is valcobaby!

I have a Bob revolution flex that I'm pretty happy with. I don't personally use it with a car seat, but I know it has a car seat adapter and you can use it with a car seat.

I’d buy the used one and save some money. The bob is a beast and holds resale value. I’d guess you could sell that $150 stroller in a couple years for $100-$150.

5'10 and 6'7 here. We have the Nuna Triv and it's amazing! Handlebar extends and it folds so easily and fits in the car trunk so well. For around our hobby farm we have a Bob Revolution Flex, a jogging stroller with adjustable handlebar. It works great on uneven terrain and for both of us height wise, but is really huge to fold and fit in the car so I'm glad it's just our athome stroller. I bought them both used and saved a ton, they're so expensive! One on goodbuygear and one from FB marketplace.

I can't compare but I do have the revolution flex that I got used for about $150. It is okay in about 2 inch of snow so far. You just want to lock the front wheels. It also just doesn't seem as comfortable as the Mockingbird Stroller for my baby to sit in but he will nap in it. I don't see any difference between used or not for it tbh. I'm glad I bought used it looks new but was way cheaper.

love love loved the BoB stroller... great suspension! Haven't tried the Thule but heard good things. Uppababy Ridge is too heavy and the suspension is not as nice as the Bob. Ignore the Graco jogger (also too heavy and no suspension). Honestly I went on a search and have had all these except the Thule heh. I live in a city with no car and used the Bob for years on uncleared sidewalks post snowstorms etc and it was a dream. ETA: I had the revolution flex, but i see they actually have an alterrain stroller now too. Also adding that I used that stroller until my kid essentially aged out (5) as we walked/ran to daycare everyday and it was far. So it's good for when the kids are older too (not all strollers are)

Thule. Bob. Uppababy Ridge. On my second kid and been through my fair share of strollers living in a city that isn't always quick to clear sidewalks after a snowstorm (and we walk to daycare + school daily). Bob was a dream. Loved it. Uppababy Ridge was fantastic in snow but heavy. We used the Bob up until my kid was 4.5. The Ridge was not meant for older kids. Haven't tried the Thule (besides moving friends strollers to see ) but overall hear good things about it in Winters.

I know you're not a fan of the jogger styles but I'll tell you this (as a 6ft woman): I resisted the City Jogger Mini GT despite it being recommended by all my mom friends. Went with Graco (the WORST). Then BoB (amazing suspension, used it up until my first turned 4)). Then bought an Uppababy. And everytime i used my friends City Jogger I had buyers remorse for NOT getting it. My husband pushed for the Uppababy and even HE has buyers remorse and wishes we went with the city Jogger Mini GT2 (latest model) All my friends have used it till their kids hit kindergarten. Was great in both Summer and Winter.

Bob stroller! Has a wonderful suspension system and feels lighter than some of the other ones. Ive used it on uncleared city sidewalks in the winter on the daily (where its basically one giant hill or small mounds of snow after another) and it was heavensent lol

This. Had a Graco with my first. Walked daily. HATED it. Even now when I hear a squeaky stroller I just know it's a Graco.  And they always got stuck in the snow. Although their joggers are slightly better quality so OP might kuck out with this one. I had the travel system and then a jogger. Then a BoB. Now an Uppababy Ridge. Honestly BoB was best, followed by Uppababy 

I'll also add look into the Bob stroller: I had a few strollers with a few kids and honestly the suspension on the Bob is a DREAM. Amazing for trails. And lightweight compared to other bigger strollers (I miss it). I heard good things about Thule as well but can't speak from experience 

Loved loved loved the suspension on BoB strollers. I switched to Uppababy Ridge and honestly miss the Bob for the suspension system on snowbanks etc, completely smooth sailing 

I live in Montreal and have the Uppababy Ridge. Don't love it as its giant haha...but.... freaking amazing in the snow. We walk everyday since birth in all weather. Through sidewalks not cleared etc and its been great. Honestly it has been a lifesaver in Winter  The BoB stroller was also amazing but for when bebe is older. I heard good things about the Thule too.

Love the Bob! Amazing stroller 

Thule or Bob...personally loved the suspension system on the Bob, was amazing for gravelly roads and bumps!

Uppababy Ridge and BOB... had both and amazing, I used it daily in Mtl on uncleared sidewalks etc  Not a fan of the Graco 3 wheeled one, had that as well. The suspension system on the BOB just made it feel lighter than the Ridge ETA: Have two kids so tried a few out, just no to Graco. But 100% recommended the Ridge or BOB (but i felt as the kids grow older, my 4-5yr old who was tall still fit in the BOB stroller as our daycare was a 30min walk, but when I got the Ridge he was too big for it)

In 2020 I bought a used Bob stroller that was at least 6 years old and it lasted me another 4years before I gave it to someone else to use. Even if old, they are built well and last. Also.... freaking amazing in the snow. Actually prefer them to the Thule!

Do you want a bassinet? If not, usually my go to recommendation is the Baby Jogger city mini gt2. This was recommended to me by many friends (who either run or do daily walks in the city on uncleared snowy sidewalks) and i ignored them. So much regret! Two kids later its by far my favourite (ans I've gone through Graco, Bob, Uppababy etc). I love the Bob for the amazing breezy suspension. Uppababy for how it looks/ease of accessories etc. Forget Graco. But the Baby Jogger is my favourite and now get why people recommended it. Also: biggest complaint with the Uppababy is many models dont age well with the baby: if you're still planning on using a stroller when theyre 4, it's too small I find (their legs are uncomfortable over the bottom bar on the stroller seat). But the baby jogger is great until even age 5 if needed. But as of this past year getting a bassinet for this model is becoming almost impossible in Canada unfortunately.  You can do carseats, but I've never been a fan of keeping baby in a carseat position for too long sleeping. Not recommended for more than an hour. I would join your local community parenting FB groups and directly ask if someone is selling the stroller you want for a decent price (and decent quality). That's how I got my Uppababy accessories and everything for half price (bassinet, ganoosh etc) that i couldnt find on marketplace 

Montrealer here. I said it before and I'll  stand by it: Baby Jogger City Mini gt2. Every single of my mom friends recommended this OVER the Uppababy here in Mtl and I ignored it.  I've gone Uppababy x2 (vista and ridge). Graco x2 (jogger and travelsystem). Bob (amazing amazing suspension in Winter btw) but the clear winner hands down has been the Baby Jogger. I get it... doesn't look as fancy as the others. But it works in Summer and Uncleared Winter sidewalks. Foldable. Great even if you live in a condo ans have limited space. Grows with them u til theyre 4 or 5. I understand the bassinet is now hard to find... but honestly hands down the best (2 kids later and multiple stroller purchases lol... albeit some second hand and some new)

By the time I started using it my kid outgrew the carseat, but I know there's a few that work well with it! But yeah I have a few friends well off that had the Vista, Bugaboos, Cybex etc and they all ended up switching to this one too 😂 I really wish I went with it the first time around when some cloae friends recommended it (but the store salesmen sold us on something else at the time). I ended up forming a Mom group of locals and they either had the Baby Jogger or  Uppababy Vista!

One of the reasons I didnt go with this one (and dislike the Uppababy Vista) is that when the baby grows to toddler etc, I found their legs hanging past the seat and to me it just looked uncomfortable for the kids to have their legs pressing against this bar as they grew (why i prefered the joggers like Uppababy Ridge, BOB, baby jobber etc... just comfortable at all ages for when they fall asleep or if you end up going out for long) Its a small detail that drives me nuts when I see strollers like that lol. Great when theyre small, but if you end up needing to use the stroller past age 3 (as a city person walking everywhere including daycare) I always feel like the kids i see uncomfortable