The Best Double Jogging Strollers on Amazon, According to Hyperenthusiastic Reviewers

Nearly 400 reviewers give this double jogging stroller five stars, and many note say it’s a value compared to other options on the market. “It’s literally like $400 cheaper than higher end models, and unless you’re like some professional marathon runner (seriously, who is sprinting through the streets with two kids anyway!?), this thing will get the job done for you,” one reviewer writes. However, another reviewer says it can handle some speed according to one reviewer. “I just want to emphasize how STABLE this thing is,” they write. “It doesn’t even wiggle when I’m running, I did sprints with this for a HIIT workout and at my fastest there wasn’t even a wiggle.”

There are a number of other features that make this comfortable for babies, as well as running parents. “The canopy is also awesome because you can adjust it to allow for wherever the sun is aiming,” one reviewer writes. “Once placed, it locks into place so that it doesn’t flop around.” The seats also recline but separately, which means, “If one baby wants to nap, I can push her seat back further than the other,” one explains. “It is also an easy adjustment to make, and it can be done while the baby is still in the seat.” While some parents of twins note using this stroller, many more reviewers with two different aged kids report this works just fine. And many with toddlers as “MOST IMPORTANTLY, it can hold up to 100 pounds of kids, so 50 pounds each, which means this sucka will be good through all the toddler years and preschool.”

One parent of 20-month-old twins “can’t recommend this stroller enough” because of the “smooth ride, lightweight frame, big tires for easy steering and gliding over those uneven breaks in the sidewalk.” Another who says “jogging with it is a charm” describes it as “all-terrain.” And another parent attests, ”It can go on groomed snow where people are skiing and does well with locked front wheel in deep fresh snow as well.” A third parent says, “It is great for trails, was manageable through soft sand, and perfect for jogging.” And even though this double jogging stroller has reclining seats, good storage, and an adjustable canopy that make it comfortable for kids, many parents love how compactly it breaks down and fits in the car. “It folds in half so it does take up a lot of space in my CRV,” one writes, while another says, “It fits in the trunk of my 2001 Civic.”

More than 80 percent of reviewers give this five stars, and many comment on how smooth the ride is. “If you’ve not used a BOB before, I’ll just reiterate that it runs super smooth and turns on a dime,” one writes. “Even with a double, it’s so balanced that I can run with just one child and steer with one hand without any pull.” Another who runs “3–4 miles every day, sometimes more,” says, “This stroller pushes SO EASILY.” They add, “I run up and down many hills on my routes and it is never a problem.” The adjustable handle bar also makes this comfortable for parents, but kids of all ages are seemingly comfortable too. One reviewer who put their newborns, weighing 9 and 11 pounds, in this stroller says, “The straps are still very big across them, but it still keeps them nice and snug,” while another notes they “Have a tall 3 year old and an 8 month old, and they both looooove it.”

While other double jogging strollers require you to buy separate attachments to use it with your car seat, this one works automatically. “The front wheels lock for running, and I jog with my infant in his car seat and toddler in the bigger seat,” one reviewer explains. “The Chicco Keyfit 30 car seat fits snugly down into this stroller, and there are little straps/tabs that fit where the seat belt would go if you were using the car seat without a base. It fits very securely, and I have had no qualms about jogging with him on pavement/sidewalk.” Reviewers also say that car seats from other brands, including Graco, Urbini, and of course Baby Trend, click in just as easily. And once kids are in the regular seats, reviewers appreciate that they have individual trays: “The boys have a ton of leg room, each with their own foot rests.”

“When we told the kids to pick out a stroller I didn’t expect to spend more than I did for my first car,” one reviewer writes. “But I have to admit this stroller is nicer than my first car.” And while dozens mention the price tag, most say it’s worth it. Reviewers are especially impressed with how easily this folds. In fact, more than 15 percent of reviewers mention it in their reviews, and one parent says, “THIS IS LITERALLY A ONE HANDED FOLD.” Plus, the stroller has a smooth ride. “I have two kids (4 and 3 years old — roughly around 30 pounds each) and it is still sooooo smooth and easy to run with,” one parent writes, adding “And when I say run, I’m talking anywhere up to 3.5 miles per run.” It’s even a hit among riders, with one parent noting, “The kids have mentioned so many times how this stroller is way more comfortable than our previous 3 other brands of jogging strollers.”