BOB GearRevolution Flex 3.0 Jogging Stroller, Graphite Black

Super smooth on gravel walking trail. Love how easy it is to recline/incline the seat. It is heavier than our Doona stroller but that was expected for a stroller meant for rougher terrain. Folds up really easily and has a pretty decent storage space. Great purchase for the price!

I just got this today and I’m still pregnant with my second baby, so I haven’t tried it out yet! But I will say I did a weeks-long deep dive into the best stroller for our family and this was consistently the front runner. I’m so excited to try it out, it is so sturdy and sharp looking! It also is narrower than I was imagining.Something I couldn’t verify was whether or not the shoulder straps on the five-point harness are optional or not. There are like no good pictures anywhere! I can verify you CAN use just the waist straps and forego the shoulder straps very easily!

I've been using this stroller for a year now and I still love it! We walk and run alot on both asphalt and gravel and its very smooth on both. My daughter loves coming with when she can ride in the stroller!I have a couple other strollers and this is by far our favorite for longer treks around our neighborhood. A couple more reasons for that: it is bulky when folded and doesn't fold as easily as others. Yes, I've been laughed at trying to unfold it in the street and failing. So it isn't quite as easy to keep in the trunk. I'm not a huge runner, but its the only stroller I will use for that because it pushes easily 1 handed and isn't bumpy.I have only used the front wheel unlocked once, it seemed too squirrely and inconsistent. We just keep it locked at all times and I like that better.

We had a Bob single stroller that we used with our first child until she was 7 for big trips and vacations. It was the absolute best thing ever! When we had two more littles though we couldn't bring ourselves to spend this kind of money for the dual stroller. We bought several other tandum styles that we ended up returning for various reasons. None of them handled well with two kids, and most were bulky and awkward! We finally bought this one and are sooooo glad we did!! It handles like a dream and can turn on a dime! It's pretty narrow for a side by side and I found myself making it through openings I didn't think we would. The wheels are an absolute dream and can make it over ANY terrain and with ease! The seats are roomy and comfy. The underneath storage is fabulous. The height of the handles is perfect and ergonomic. The kids are up high and can see everything around them!! I mean I could go on and on!! Just buy it already!!

Yes, it’s expensive. Yes, it’s worth it. It GLIDES over all terrain, love the shocks. Love all the storage. Sad we waited until our big kids were 4 to buy, but they still fit comfortably. Folds easy, not too heavy. A bit hard to get into the car just because of the shape - it’s still pretty big folded, but that’s any double stroller in my experience.

We live on a farm. We’ve got a half paved driveway with mostly gravel. Rough gravel. Around almost the whole property. Then it’s all mowed woody areas with creek beds and wildlife and dirt and mud and you name it. And this stroller rides over it all like a champ. The kids LOVE riding in it, they have taken many a naps at the zoo and I think Costco in it. It fits in those larger stores like Walmart but it doesn’t in places like tjmax unless you want some awkward backing up situations with many glares thrown your way. It runs amazing, walks amazing, totes around lunches and water bottles, it can withstand mud and rain and it definitely makes this momma and these kiddos happy. I love the ability to really vent the seat when they lay down, the magnetic flaps on top are awesome, and the hand break is great! Just maybe not in a hurry, it’s definitely a stop and think about it rather than a normal switch foot break. Definitely get the cup holder package, I didn’t and have been tortured by trying to find a cheap one to fit on it, and that has been awful. Also, you can fit a lot of junk in the trunk but the junk has to be skinny enough to wiggle in there first, definitely not easy. Overall great ride.

Debated on getting this because of the price but it does not dissapoint. Super easy to push. Worth it.

I have a 4 yo with ASD who wanders when we go places. He is the youngest of 3 and has outgrown his previous stroller. Because his brothers are 8 and 10 years older, we decided to upgrade to this because of the high weight limit.Pros:- For a kid with ASD, this is great! The shade can be pulled all the way down to the tray, which can be helpful when out in a public place and the little one is overstimulated.- Assembly was extremely easy, just put on the tires. The back tires snap in place, and the front tire is bolted in place using the tools provided.- Very easy to push and maneuver. Goes smoothly across grass or pavement.- The window for checking your child is nice and large. There is a plastic window and mesh (pictured).- It folds very easily with squeeze handles near the push bar.- The push bar is adjustable. You can move it up or down as needed.- It folds down flatter than our previous stroller.- I really like the strap that buckles it closed when folded flat. That’s a nice small feature.Cons:- Cup holder and snack tray have to be purchased separately. For the price, I was surprised it wasn’t included but had expected at purchase due to other reviews.- You cannot store this tires down (on the floor). We keep it in our entryway closet because we go on regular walks (and adventures) with our little one. I didn’t want to take the tires off for storage, so we store it tires up when flat.We haven’t taken it to any parks yet, but we have plans to get a lot of mileage out of this. Once we’ve had some more rugged adventures, I’ll try to update my review.