BOB Gear - Revolution Flex 3.0 Jogging Stroller

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!

Don’t get a single, do-it-all stroller. Instead, get multiple specialized strollers and buy them used (FB marketplace, etc), unless there’s one you need to be high-end in one area and is worth the investment(BOB jogging stroller, etc).

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).

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.

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

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.

The absolute second my baby was big enough for a jogging stroller (didn’t need the flat bassinet) I switched from my Vista and never looked back. Inflatable bike-tire style wheels are sooooo much better on ice and snow and in parks and stuff. I went with the BOB Revolution, but the Thule ones are also great. You can’t run with a baby in a jogger until they have good head control, but as long as it has the appropriate recline and straps, you can use it to walk earlier than that.

We did the Nuna Trvl LX with Nuna Urbn as our combo travel system and it’s been really nice, overall a great purchase and I would recommend. It has the largest wheels and best suspension you’ll find in any travel stroller, quick one hand fold, lightweight. But it is still a gate check at the airport. It’s not perfect, you definitely make compromises with any travel stroller, but I have a tiny trunk and it fits well and has been nice for quick errands. That said - we have a lot of other strollers too for other purposes! - Bob Revolution jogger is our go-to for bumpy terrain and trails, gravel, etc. - I bought the Doona for international travel, we took our 5 month old to Switzerland. She ended up really liking to take walks in it, but I HATED it for regular purposes and quickly sold it because I found it to be a huge PITA. - we also have a very old (cheap FB marketplace purchase) Bugaboo Frog that we got for the bassinet for walks when she was little. It was really nice to have and we did use it quite a bit, but I also babywear a lot for walks when they’re small. I do not think a travel stroller can do it all. I think a travel stroller & jogger is a nice combo, or if you truly only want one stroller, you should probably consider the Cruz or similar.