Bumbleride - Indie

I'd recommend checking out Bumbleride! They are all-terrain with bike-style air-filled rubber tires. The Era seat does a bassinet mode, or you can buy a separate bassinet. We're on a farm in farmland with no sidewalks and are super happy. We got the Indie + bassinet. It's (a tiny bit) cheaper and lighter than the Vista, and they have a wider range of car seat adapters. The catch is they don't do add-on seats, but they do have a toddler ride board depending on your spacing plans.

Jumping in to second Bumbleride if you're anticipating gravel/trail/park/snow. We LOVE our Indie! It doesn't come sold as a travel system, but the adapters to pop on the carseat (various brands) are very easy to use.

I got the Indie as well. We live near a ton of trails and I’m excited to try it out when baby gets here!

Look into Bumbleride Indie. It has air tires and suspension which is great for gravel trails and has a bassinet that can also be purchased. There are carseat adaptors that you can get for your infant bucket seat (this does require the "normal" fabric seat to be removed.) so you can make it a "travel system". These can be found used in GOOD condition on Marketplace. Any CPST (child safety passenger tech) will tell you get the seat that works for your car, drivers and not the stroller. Ideally your stroller will outlast your bucket seat anyways, so it makes sense to get the best stroller for your lifestyle/budget and then whatever bucket seat is going to fit your car(s).

We have a Bumbleride Indie from 2017 that we bought used. We have one child and have used it from day one through now (almost 5). It’s great to jog with, we’ve taken it on trails, and countless walks. It’s in excellent condition still! Edit: adding that we live in Portland, Oregon and the thing is wonderful up/down hills, and survived our rainy seasons.

I have a jogger stroller and we absolutely LOVE IT (Bumbleride Indie, it lays flat so baby doesn't need a car seat as a newborn), I definitely prefer it over the non jogging ones we tried. That being said, it's a bit big for places like the aquarium, assuming it's as busy as the one here. Buuuut a good option is having a second, smaller stroller to keep in the car for stores and busy places. We got an Ergobaby Metro for travel and it's lived in the car the last few months because it's so handy having it and not dragging the big one around.

I love having 2. One big burly “home” tank of a stroller (bumble ride indie, used) to keep in the garage for daily outings all around our town and parks, and one lightweight narrow one (Ergobaby metro+, new on sale) to keep in the car for outings. Love em both so far, but I have nothing to compare them to

I have the bumbleride indie and adore it. I had a hard time deciding between era and indie but ultimately went with indie because we have so much snow where I live and the sidewalks aren't maintained well, I though three wheels might help. I realized how much I loved my bumbleride after using a friend's Graco for a day.

The Bumbleride indie is a good option too. It can recline flat so you don't need a bassinet. You can add a car seat adapter. The Bob stroller is a beast but it is kind of bulky for public transit.

Consider the Bumbleride era. I have the larger version, which is the indie, and it handles the outdoors really well but is big. The era is the smaller version.

You're going to love it! It's a fantastic stroller.