I need some suggestions and feedback on double jogging strollers for my 4 month old twins. I'd like side to side.
BOB revolution. Pricey but TOTALLY worth it. You might try craigslist or somewhere else to see if you can find one used.
I don't think you are supposed to use a jogging stroller for babies under 6 months.
I have the Baby Jogger City Mini stroller. It's a compact side to side one that I had for my twins since day one. It has a feature that they lay down until they're 6 mos then they can sit up. I love it because it's light weight, goes down flat to fit in the car and it does have the double swivel wheels in front instead of one. It fits through aisles easily and through a single doorway. It's expensive, but it is definitely worth the money. My twins are 11 mos now and I still love it. We bought it new from Babies R Us on line. There are also comments from other users about it that you can read at their website. I was impressed that all comments were positive on this. Good luck!
Hi B.,
I loved my InStep side by side jogging stroller. I didn't have twins, but did have a 3 year old (yes, she was very light) and my infant son. We got lots of good use out of it! I live off of a rock road, and they still enjoyed going out with mom for a walk/run. ;-) I just recently got of mine (my son is now 3) and it still looked and "ran" great.
Good luck! J.
BOB definately!!! I love mine ... it is on the more expensive side but well worth it!!!
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Baby Jogger is the BEST ever! I have the city series elite double.. sometimes you can find them on CL or ebay! I LOVE it because it has TWO front swivel wheels instead of just one. As children get older, it distributes the weight better... I also find that it has plenty of head room for older children-- my son is almost 7 and fits in it great! All other strollers, he is WAY to tall for :)
BOB Revolution Dualie. I have 2 1/2 y/o twin boys-- we've been using it since they were 7 months old. I use it EVERYWHERE. Love it. And I can't remember the exact dimensions, but it's at least 1/2 inch narrower than what is required for doorways, etc, with the Americans with Disabilities Act, so it fits everywhere that is compliant. Do your homework on widths-- too many strollers don't fit through doorways. The front wheel swivels for day to day and locks out for running. Pricey, but worth every penny.
