BOB Trailer Revolution Jogger Stroller

Pros: Great storage, Sun canopy is largest of any stroller, maneuverability.
Cons: The canvas isn't removeable to wash it.

After buying and selling more than 21 strollers over the past several years I have finally found what I was looking for. I have found contentment and peace. I have found the Bob Revolution stroller. My husband says that I am a stroller addict and he ...

Pros: Folds very compactly; lightweight; easy to use; stable and safe; very stylish
Cons: No parent cupholders; No toddler "bar" for snacks and sippy cup.

I absolutely LOVE my BOB Revolution stroller!!! I did a lot of research for a jogging stroller. I’m new to jogging, but really wanted the best stroller I could afford to keep up with my new hobby & my active 14 month old daughter. After reading ...

Pros: Maneuverability, easy folding/ unfolding, safety, durability, room for growth, large canopy, etc.
Cons: Price and size. But worth ever penny!

My wife and I just scaled Diamond Head an hour ago with this stroller!!! I've never seen a truer testament to spending $500.00 on a stroller than what we just put this thing through. Let me start from the long story short. After several unsatisfying ...

Pros: GREAT assembly, light weight, compact, large umbrella, revolving or fixed front wheel, suspension.
Cons: Handle bar could benefit from being adjustable and having breaks.

My husband and I bought this to jog with our two year old son in the hot city of El Paso. We ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! We previously purchased a less expensive jogger at a local baby store and were disappointed and found out that you do "get what you pay ...

Pros: Easy to maneuver and light weight
Cons: Pricey

I purchased the BOB Revolution jogger in Mesa Orange (Great Color) this week. I couldn't wait to use it so that evening me and my little man set out on an adventure. I live in a very busy and hilly area of San Diego so I really needed something that is ...

Pros: DREAM to push & goes ANYWHERE!
Cons: Size, no foot rest for infant/toddler

What a fantastic stroller! I bought a 2007 after pushing a friend's 2006 up a hill with no effort at all. It is possible to turn with two fingers. One pushing and the other to steady it. It is the only stroller I use now and all the rest are sold or ...

Pros: Easy push, great shade, lots of foot room
Cons: cardboard (?) seatback.

I just bought mine today to replace the Rock Star Baby that my daughter is starting to outgrow (at 23 months, she's TALL but too young for long walks). I spent a lot of time reviewing different strollers and paid for a professional consult (person who ...

Pros: Easy to assemble and use from the start!
Cons: Color options are limited.

This is a wonderful stroller. We planned for it to just be a training stroller for me, however it has become our all-day, every-day stroller. It folds compactly and easily and fits well in our cars without removing the wheels. It is super easy to ...

Pros: swivel and fixed-wheel, large canopy, ease of maneuverability, large comfortable grip.
Cons: Price. More people should be able to afford it.

We recently purchased the BOB Revolution jogging stroller in Mesa Orange to replace our old fixed-wheel jogger and conventional stroller. We also purchased the rain cover and handlebar console, $40 and $20 respectively. We couldn't be happier with our ...

Pros: Lighter than expected, easy to turn, fits into tight spaces, lasts a long time.
Cons: would like an easier system to keep folded

We have had several strollers for our now 1-year old son. We started with one of the less expensive off-road strollers out there and were just not satisfied. It didn't last very long. The brake was a definite issue. So, after a lot of research, we ...

Pros: Smooth suspension, easy to fold, versatile for jogging or everyday.
Cons: Heavy, Needs a few inexpensive accessories to optimize potential

Being a guy and a daddy, I love gear, and don't really consider the size or weight of a stroller as tops among priorities. That said, I love my BOB revolution. We have had it for over 18mos and began using it as soon as baby was old enough to safely ...

Pros: Easy handling, durable, fits to 70lbs, large sunshade, bike parts/kid's stroller, well engineered.
Cons: Accessories should included standard, removeable rubber foot boot at the footrest area for easy cleaning

After having a Jeep urban utility stroller(which says in bold print, DO NOT USE FOR RUNNING), an umbrella stroller, and an instep jogger, BOB has replaced all three. Sure it's big but it's light. My son was reaching the 40lb weight limit it seems like ...

Pros: Swivel wheel, well built, smooth ride, "kid" pockets in seat, 3" suspension and wheel tracking.
Cons: Doesn't stand when folded as my InStep. Have to purchase console (for water, cell) separately.

I have the original Baby Jogger, which I really never loved. I also have the InStep 10K, which is a nice stroller, but it won't hold up much longer and the canopy isn't sufficient for our needs. I narrowed my purchase to the Bob Revolution and Dreamer ...

Pros: Maneuverability, canopy, storage
Cons: Not a good fit for young babies, not easy to adjust.

We bought the Bob Revolution because my husband and I like to do a lot of camping, go to fests, and walk a lot of trails. We do NOT jog that is for sure. My husband really liked the Bob for it's big wheels, big canopy, storage basket, etc. I was not that ...

Pros: Handlebar height, turns on a dime, quality/materials, smooth ride - great shocks.
Cons: Handlebar console should be included, but it's well worth the $20!

I researched all terrain strollers for quite some time. I was a little hesitant to purchase the BOB Revolution because of the price. So, I went with a cheaper model - the Baby Trent Expedition LX, which got great reviews. I don't jog, but I wanted an ...