BOB Gear - Revolution Flex 3.0 Jogging Stroller

I can tell you the things that were worth it 100% for my family, and a few things I wouldn’t buy personally. I want to keep in mind some things we purchased because we plan on having one more baby in 2026 (if all goes well) so reuse is in our forefront. • Baby Carrier ($110 Mini, $230 Harmony). My husband and I love to hike, and we’re both germaphobes. Grocery store? Not touching the cart—carrier. Running an errand? Carrier. Family outing? Carrier. We got the BabyBjorn Mini (people are torn but I love mine) and we’re about to upgrade to the bigger one. • Car Seat ($500). We got the Nuna Pipa. It clips directly into the car frame without a base and it’s AMAZING. So easy. Great reviews. Very safe. • Nanit ($380). Worth every penny. I can see the baby when I’m not home via the app. I can use the nightlight or sound machine settings so you don’t need to buy something separate. I can talk to my husband and the baby through the Nanit. Overall I’m really happy with it. • Jogging Stroller by BoB ($440). I’m active and wanted to be able to run with my little guy. I wanted to buy a used one (if you can do it!) but in my area people were selling them for $350/$400. To me, that means I might as well buy a new one. Anyhow, I got the Revolution B-Flex and I love it! Shocks, super safe, incredibly smooth, and I’ll probably be able to resell it for a good price once my kid(s) are too big for it. Things that we didn’t end up using: Sanitizer. Our dishwasher does that. Swing. He liked it maybe five times. Three different types of bouncers, he hated them all (but we did not try the BabyBjorn—could be the winner). Bassinet. He hated it. SnuggleMe. He liked it for maybe a month or two.

I bought the Bob Revolution Flex 3.0 last year and I swear I could take it anywhere. If the one you saw was in good condition I’d 1000% recommend.

Rental bob all the way we made it till 7 with one.

I love my BOB Revolution Flex stroller! I got it 50% off so that's how I picked it out. It's so easy to push and just goes everywhere I need it to (trails, pavement running, wood chips). I see people have it on FB marketplace and sometimes if you ask around, someone may be getting rid of their running stroller.

I've taken a BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 out on a course a few times, but only in dry conditions on relatively flat courses. I'd never bother if it was muddy tbh. Works fine, especially since I can take my old Crunch bag and hang it on the backside and have easy access to discs. Personally i'd find one with a parking brake on the handle, especially if you play anywhere with hills it could roll down. Just easier to repeatedly use compared to the foot brake.

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.

We have the Bob Revolution flex 3. It's great on all terrain. It goes up and down curbs so easily that my baby never woke up while doing that. I got it for under $400but this was 2 years ago and I had to watch sales. With a 15% registry discount you can get it for under $500

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.

If you’re on gravel and hills, you don’t really need two strollers. A single all-terrain stroller handles both town and country. The BOB Gear Revolution Flex 3.0 is good pick big wheels, good suspension, smooth on rough ground. You can alos [check this](https://www.reddit.com/r/KeepThisInMind/comments/1lwth3i/need_a_best_cheap_travel_stroller_under_300_which/) for more good options here.