Instep Run Around LTD KS286 Double Jogging Stroller Review
A video judgement of the Instep Run Around KS286 double jogging stroller, for sale at www.rowdytown.net
Is the Bob the best double jogging stroller?
I am looking for a two-ply jogger that is as light weight as possible with a swivel wheel. My husband and I will use it to jog/walk several times a week for my newborn and 18 month old. Is the Bob the most excellently? What kind of Bob? Is there a better one out there? There's a sale on them this week at REI, I'm wondering if I should jump on it.
If you run, the Bobs are the to the fullest extent. They're a little large for everyday things, so if you want a stroller for shopping/the park/etc. and you walk/jog on paved trails, I attachment my Phil and Ted's.
If you run, the Bobs are the A-. They're a little large for everyday things, so if you want a stroller for shopping/the park/etc. and you walk/jog on paved trails, I proclivity my Phil and Ted's.
What do you think about double strollers
I have a 3 1/2 yr old and a 2 year old. They are getting big, and as per usual walk, but it is nice to have a stroller on long walks, or at disneyland etc.
Right now we have a double stroller that my mom found at a garage sale for 10 dollars. It is a duo glider. It is fair, but the front seat is not good for sleeping in because there is no head rest and it doesnt really recline much. It is hard for the kids to get in and out of the back establish, and it doesnt steer really well.
My friends have side by side strollers and love them (not jogging strollers though) One friend has a peg perego stroller, and I saw one on craigslist...
What have you tried? Do you like them?
I have a 3 3/4 and 2 1/2 year old. We reasonable took our first family vacation with only a single stroller and it was so nice not having a bulky double! The older lady walked most of the time but we could swap them out if she got really tired. If necessary my husband could carry the younger lassie (like when we arrived at the airport on the way home with them both fast asleep!)
So my advice would be to use a single. But I had a side-by-side Maclaren matched techno which was great although I haven't used it for over a year.
I also had a Joovey Caboose (second hand) which is a sit-n-attitude type. I used that a lot until recently and loved it. I took the front bar off and both children could easily climb in and out of it. It is not as bulky as the side-by-side or the duo slip. Although with 60 lbs weight in it was not particulary easy to push! The child in the back could stand or sit, but not sleep.
I also had a jogging stroller (also understudy hand) which I got for when my husband goes offroad biking. The jogging stroller was great, even with 60 lbs in it was easy to bullyrag even off road. But it was too big for every day use.
A jogging stroller would be best for long walks, but the size would make it impractical for disneyland, the joovey caboose would be superior for that. That's why I ended up with 3 double strollers, there is no best one for every use!
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