BOB Gear - Revolution Flex 3.0 Jogging Stroller

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

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

The uppababy ridge despite being massive and heavy actually has pretty low weight limits and a low seat back height, especially for a jogging stroller. My kid became uncomfortable in it before he outgrew his travel stroller. I’ve been researching a new stroller for him and Bob Gear (especially the revolution flex 3.0) has the highest weight/height/seat back height limits outside of spec needs strollers like the Special Tomato Jogger. Despite having much higher limits it weighs less than the ridge and folds more compactly.

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.

Hi! My grands are 3 and 5 and are very tall for their ages. When needing a stroller at WDW, I simply rent a [Bob Revolution Flex 3.0 Single or Double](https://www.scooterbug.com/orlando/) as needed. They deliver to your resort and pick up as well.

Used for almost everything, the only thing worth splurging on is a BOB. Everything other than a jogging stroller is the same basic design. The move is to buy them used/cheap as possible, then you can buy multiple strollers that each meet a certain need for the same price as a new “jack of all trades” stroller that won’t be. We have a BOB all terrain (the big purchase, because we run with him) and then an ultra compact one for travel, we also had what was essentially a Graco cart that his car seat clipped into (but didn’t have a seat otherwise) for when he was <1 year.

With very few exceptions, all our baby clothes were used. We had a local consignment store that would do a “bag sale” to clear out inventory…fill a standard plastic shopping bag for $10. We also had a neighborhood sale and free porch pickup group we sourced tons of stuff from (and passed along things we outgrew). Some stuff is worth splurging on…we both love our BOB jogging stroller and it’s a tank. But so much stuff is going to basically be expendable, so buy it with that mindset!

I’m not going to deinfluence you from a jogging stroller because I love mine, but I will suggest you look at FB Marketplace for a used one because they are pricy new. I got a used Bob all terrain for $55 and it’s amazing for walks.

Yeah, I actually haven’t seen too many Guava’s probably because it’s a newer stroller. But I have seen a ton of Thule’s (also very good) and BOB’s. What I like about my BOB is that it’s really smooth and lightweight to push on all kinds of terrain (even gravel).

Ich kann dir zu diesen Beiden Kinderwagen nichts sagen, allerdings den folgenden Rat geben: Die Zeit, die dein Kind in der Babywane liegen kann ist sehr kurz, nämlich bis es sich dreht und aktiver wird. Das kann bei manchen Babys schon nach 6 Monaten sein.  Daher empfehle ich, lieber nach einem leichten Geländegängigen Buggy oder Jogger zu schauen, die sich im Ganzen Zusammenklappen lassen. Das kann zwar auch unser ABC Design Kinderwagen, ist dann aber sehr schwer beim einladen. Wir konnten gerade im Urlaub kostenlos einen Britax BOB mit 3 Rädern ausleihen. Sehr leicht, sehr wendig und auch leichtere Wanderwege, die angeblich nicht Kinderwagengeeignet wären, waren damit kein Problem.

Just got an indie twin and love it! I also have a BOB but much prefer Bumbleride.

So I got a regular stroller first (Baby Jogger City Mini) and then got a jogging one (BOB Revolution) 50% off when baby was around a year old. It was totally worth it for me because I'm a SAHM so it forced me to get outside running. I think if you can build it into your day, running with the little one is a lot of fun and it counts as a strength workout so your times will go down a good bit! You can definitely find them used which is great because they're just so expensive. I'm only doing like 3-4 miles at a time and my 2.5 year old doesn't mind it as long as she isn't thirsty or her diaper isn't full.