[*becky*]

Up/Down/Sideways?

Jogging Strollers

[sethsgirl]

If I could afford that plus a regular stroler I would say thumbs up.

[Emilymac]

Thumbs up.

We have a jogging stroller (in addition to an everyday lightweight stroller). I use the jogging stroller when we drive out to hiking trails or places that are unpaved. I love it!

[caseyb]

Love love love our baby jogger! My son and I have put in some serious milage with that thing. I trained for a half marathon pushing one last year!
Did you know that your heart rate goes up an average of 10bpm higher when pushing a jogger while running, vs not pushing one? Great cardio!
DS loves to tell me which way to turn on all the roads in our area while we are out running- and it's keeps things interesting (plus lets him feel like he's getting to be in charge for a little while- very important to a 2 year old!)

[~April04~]

thumbs way up!

[Celry]

Thumbs way up. I can't wait to have one. I love taking my niece for runs in her jogging stroller.

[snsgirl336]

Thumbs up for me!

[SavaAngel]

down.

[samspain]

I´m undecided. I like the ones that are for older children (9 months+) as tniy babies don´t look comfy.
I´ve seen lots of 3-6 month babaies slumped in these as they don´t recline at all.
. You can put a car seat on it, but I hate seeing brand new babies scrunched up for hours in those too.
I don´t really like how they look, but I do think they are useful. Here in Europe, it has become fashionable to have a 3 wheeler instead of a regular stroller, and they are just massive, you can´t go around town with them ir into shops.
I´ll have a look for what I mean.

This is one that is so huge, its longer than a regular tandem


So, the only ones I really like and would use, is the american style big, fixed wheel ones.
Like this.

[*becky*]

Thumbs down here...jogging and I don't get along - I have exercised induced asthma

[ShannonMVT]

Thumbs sideways. I don't jog now so I doubt I would with a baby. The only thing I could see it useful for off roading but I don't know that we would use it enough to justify the cost.

Thumbs down here...jogging and I don't get along - I have exercised induced asthma[/b]

Except I have moderate-persistent asthma and a reconstructed foot that running just feels weird on!

[DoulaMama]

Thumbs sideways for me. I prefer them to a rbig egular stroller for mobility and range of movement, but I doubt I'll get anything other then an unbrella stroller. I definatly wouldn't get a stroller for an infant.