BOB Revolution CE Stroller, Plum

So we've only owned it a week, but so far so good. We are replacing a thoroughly abused 6 year old citimini. We are huge walkers & live in NYC. We need something that can go on the subway & fold for the bus (I haven't tried the bus yet). Because we sometimes walk many miles, our tall 6 year old needs somewhere to sit at times. The kickboard can be annoying because you have to walk to the side which is heavy & slows you down. I tested the BOB out today in Manhattan. Our toddler sits buckled up in the main seat. my 6 year old (size 6-6x, 45 lbs) sat in the foot area side saddle with her baby brother's (27 lbs, size 18 months-24 months) legs around her. I was able to power walk comfortably, & navigate Manhattan stores. This stroller is slightly larger than the citimini, so its slightly harder to deal with on the subway, but the tradeoff is worth it for us & its is much easier than a double stroller which I would be scared to attempt (& i was not travelling during rush hour). We did the trip on sidewalks, so I cant comment on off roading, but it seems to have good shocks & is easier to push than the plastic wheeled alternatives. I'm a 5'10 female, I found pushing them to be a little heavy but totally do-able. I was able to walk up & down hill. The basket is a little small but good enough for a day trip that did not include shopping. Will post a pic if I get an opportunity. Of course this stroller is not at all designed to be a double, there is only 1 seatbelt, so you'll have to use common sense in doubling up your kids so no one falls off or gets squished. Always wear the jogger's leash, this can easily roll away.

It's a gorgeous stroller and high quality for sure, however it isn't going to work for me because the handle is not adjustable. I'm 5'9", and my husband is over 6 feet. We need a jogging stroller that has the adjustable height handlebar because this stroller isn't tall enough for either of us. And the other problem is that our 22 month son is too tall as well. When he sits in the stroller his head is high up and if the sunshade is up, so he can see around him, it folds into his face. So to be comfortable the sunshade would have to be extended out all of the time. I was not expecting to be disappointed by a BOB stroller. It just seems universally wrong. But I can't justify spending so much money on something that falls short of my expectations. This is not a stroller for tall people with tall babies!

Great stroller, I miss it. We sold ours when we had a second baby, but actually wound up buying another used one once our older one was done needing a stroller. It glides with ease, folds up easily, and is a work-horse of a stroller. You can't go wrong with this stroller. We live in Massachusetts and our baby was born in December, but the snow, ice, cobblestone and rocks never slowed this stroller down.

This is a terrific smooth ride that makes walks so comfortable and so enjoyable. And it's perfect right from the very start if you get the carseat attachment.It's a bit unwieldy for a car trunk. It folds up fairly easily (but not at all like a one-handed stroller--you can't fold it and hold baby at the same time). Still, I cannot imagine another jogging, sporty, easily maneuverable stroller at this price point that would be easier to fold up.

Got a stellar deal on Amazon for this stroller....Easy to put together when following instructions.Inflating tires was the only hassle when trying to use our cheap $10 bike pump. Ended up purchasing a sleek travel bike pump recommend by another user. (Topeak Road Morph G Bike Pump with Gauge). husband was able to attach to stroller so I am never without it!

I have obsessed over and researched so many different strollers. In the end, I did exactly what I didn't want to do, and ended up with 3 different strollers. The uppababy vista, maclaren techno xt, and the bob. I have also learned a very valuable lesson, you don't need that many strollers. Really you could make do with just the maclaren and nothing else, however if you jog or even walk alot, the BoB is a must! It is huge. . . and heavy. No way, would I ever use the BOB as my everyday stroller. I would not even want to consider taking it in and out of the car. Forget it. This baby handles anything I can throw at it, I have yet to make it onto the trail (gravel bike path) but I have no doubt that it will do great. Baby seems very comfortable, falls asleep usually on the 4th mile. It's a smooth ride, handles like a dream, and takes the bumps like it's nothing. It doesn't have a small footprint, so keep that in mind. We leave ours set up and in the kitchen by the back door so that it is ready to go at a moment's notice, so I can't comment on folding it up, because I have never needed to fold it up, yet and we have had it for over a month. I love the purple color and it is neutral enough to work for a boy, in case you were worried about that. Wish it had a latch release for the seat recline, instead it has the buckles but that is a minor complaint. Nice sized basket on the bottom and mesh pouch on the back of the seat. The canopy is great! Love that there is a space between the seat back and the canopy so that air can flow. I am in love and very happy!

Expensive but worth the money. Very quality product

This stroller was nicely made and it gave a smooth ride. The features are really great - overall, but there were some missing things.Pros:Smooth ride, nice canopy, pockets in the kids seat area and on the back of the seat back.Cons:Handle is not adjustable, fairly long and wide footprint, does not fold up to a very small size, when canopy closed, kid's head touches it, seat does not sit all the way up, fold not as easy as Baby Jogger.These strollers get great reviews and if we kept it, I'm sure we would have been happy. The cons were minor, but they were enough for us to purchase the Baby Jogger City Mini GT instead (close race - hard decision!).