FastAction Fold Jogger Travel System (1934761)

I have a Graco Sullivan travel system and I love it. The car seat is included and snaps into the stroller. There is also a separate attachment for a bassinet style that turns into a seat for a toddler. All of it is reversible and adjustable, and super easy to use.

We have a basic Graco jogger and I love it because it’s super easy to push. It also has the car seat attachment, which makes it easy to travel with. I bought a Bob double stroller and I don’t love it. While it pushes extremely nice where I live, it’s way too big for a standard size SUV to fit in the trunk space and it almost doesn’t fit through most doors, so doesn’t make it practical to take places.

I have the Graco FastAction Fold Jogger Travel system, and I DO NOT RECOMMEND it. The tires seem to lose air very quickly, and the front tire does lock, but it goes sideways way to easily and gets stuck. It's good for different terrain, but it's an annoying stroller.

I have a baby trend zero flat! We Love it! We had also had a second hand Graco fast action we got rid of it. The baby trend is fairly light for a jogger and has great shocks, And the fact you don't have to pump tires is great. It also has running lights.

I have the graco gast action jogger and the baby trend expedition jogger. Both were secondhand but have served us very well! Would recommend either. To be fair, I'm not a runner, so my husband and I have each used them for a few jogs, but otherwise we use them for long walks, and the baby trend is my "daily driver" that I'll use for errands.

Yes, I love having carseat compatibility with my stroller! We have the Graco snug ride snug fit DLX with the Graco Fastaction Jogger, we've used this with both kids and I love the ease it folds up, and the "real" tires which helps on all terrain. We also have the Cyber Gazelle with Graco adapter, because we have 2 under 2 and sometimes need the double stroller option. This stroller is so smooth and turns really easily even with one hand but is not so great in loose rocks or dirt. It really isn't a big deal to pop the carseat in to the stroller at home or get baby ready in the carseat and then take him out to the garage to pop it in when we go for walks. I like it because he then faces me, plus most strollers are not recommended until at least 6 months of age on their own so you either need to use a carseat or one with a bassinet attachment.

We started with the Graco fast action jogger. That thing was a beast and because it used actual bicycle wheels they rolled smooth and held up to grass, curbs, dirt paths etc. Once we had our second we got the Graco Duo glider. Another great stroller that held up to 3 kids (we usually had 2 in the stroller and sometimes 1standing on the footpad in the back. Both strollers are on the heavier side but both are still being passed through the friend group. I think the double is on its 3rd set of kids. We eventually got the wonderful 4 seater with upgraded wheels. It's nice and I wish we went to that after the jogger just so we got more use out of it. If you plan on having multiple kids, consider the wagon if you have the space.