Great jogger but EXTREMELY difficult to collapse compared to Nuna.

I love this stroller. It’s just perfect and all we need from a stroller.

My household has logged over 300 miles with this stroller and couldn't be happier. We mostly walk - you don't have to be a jogger to get good use out of a jogging stroller! It glides like a dream and is easily maneuverable with one hand. I don't miss any of the features of the "pro" version, but I could see how more adventurous types would benefit from the upgrades. I considered other jogging strollers but landed on this one because the seat position seemed a little more upright for my toddler. He seems comfortable and enjoys the visibility. For trips requiring the car, we usually use another (less bulky) stroller. If I had to do it all over again (and wasn't considering future double-stroller options), I would get a smaller/lightweight stroller (infant compatible) for car/errand use, and this sporty gem for fun around the neighborhood.

My wife and I have owned three models of BOB strollers over the last ten years. Two have been single versions and one has been a duallie. We have always enjoyed our BOB strollers for their versatility, they have accompanied us on numerous adventures, and we have always highly recommend them to other parents. However, the latest version we have owned (Alterrain Jogging Stroller) has been a disappointment in a major way. Changing the way the strollers are folded and stored was a big flaw. The strollers used to fold down way more compact than they do with the new system. I honestly believe my old duallie folded smaller than my current single. Furthermore, the way the stroller is held together with the rubber clip causes much frustration when unfolding. Often, the strap is stuck or the front wheel does not release causing the user to try and unfold the front wheel (because it is impossible to see from the other end whether the front end has released) only to realize it is stuck. This has resulted in numerous scratches to the front plastic piece of the stroller. I have honestly been so happy with all of my BOB strollers until now. Once the new Alterrain is open and ready to use, it is the same performance I have come to expect from the BOB brand, but it is a dreaded chore to store the stroller. Please fix this issue for future BOB stroller users!

I just got this stroller for Xmas and love it! My only complaint.....why would you not make a snack tray that attaches to this particular stroller?!?! You make one for the other BOBs, why not this one?

I am very happy with this stroller. It is extremely well made and looks like it an handle any terrain. The canopy is nice and I am very happy with the fabrics. The stroller is very big, so be prepared for that. The only negative is that the shocks are a bit hard, meaning it takes more strain for them to absorb impact. It is good for heavier kids, but it will be a bit stiff for smaller babies. Also, it did not come with a pump, so separate purchase.

This stroller is everything i could ever imagine! i live in an area where pushing a stroller on gravel and uneven pavement is a daily occurrence and the BOB stroller was highly recommended by several mothers i spoke too. They were not wrong! I'm 8 weeks away from welcoming my first baby and i'm so excited to get it into this! It's easy to put together. It's easy to fold and unfold. I love the big basket underneath. The wheels are smooth. I just need to get the Maxi Cosi attachment for car seat and i'm set! 10/10 would recommend to a friend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Little perks that made my day include the small open pocket on the interior of the stroller, the extra-large canopy, the large storage underneath the stroller, and the small zippered pocket at the back of the stroller by the handlebar, perfect for my house keys. On our most recent adventure to the park, my son tucked his water bottle and snack cup into the pockets, I stashed my cell phone and keys into the zippered pocket, stashed our lunch in the cargo basket, and off we went! The big seller for me with the BOB Gear Alterrain Jogging Stroller was the one-handed close to and the fact that when closed, it’s self-standing. Many strollers I’ve tried swear that they are self-standing, but they aren’t really. This one does! Also, though BOB doesn’t say anything about it, the stroller is high enough off the ground that my older son can comfortably sit in the front when he’s tired of walking / riding his bike with me. Not so great the pressure in the tires was supposed to be ready to go, but it was not enough for us. I’m glad I checked the pressure before setting out on a long adventure. Also, the hand-brake was really uncomfortable to use - I can see getting blisters with prolonged use. The stroller itself is not light-weight and even fully collapsed it takes up a great deal of my trunk space. I’m not surprised - the stroller is quite roomy and designed to keep children comfortable while I exercise, but it’s something to think about when planning trips. Lastly, I’m used to being able to jog one-handed, and this stroller is a little difficult for me to steer one-handed. My Wishlist would include a little more mesh in the seating area. My boys run hot, and there’s not a ton of airflow with the canopy covering them. I’ll be clipping a fan to the stroller, but it would be great to have a little more mesh. Overall I really like this stroller. I know that the not-so-greats seem longer, but it’s because I’m nitpicking. If you’re looking for a stroller that will keep your child comfortable while you get a walk / jog / run in, this is a great option. Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this stroller in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.