Kelty Joyrider 20 - cobalt/black Jogger Stroller

Pros: great front fender, 5-point harness, reflective tape, 20" wheel, many more...
Cons: none

I've gone through strollers the way my husbands wishes he could say he's gone through trucks - he'd love to test drive and purchase the way I seem to have done with strollers during my time as a mom. For the past eight years I have owned several...

Pros: Comfortable handle bar height, wonderful hood protection, fun to use!
Cons: None.

I wanted to write this review as soon as I started using this stroller but I've read too many review ...

Pros: Build quality, one hand opening and closing, seat harness
Cons: none

UPDATE! We like it so much we are getting a second for our new baby! UPDATE Bottom line is Kelty knows how to design and build outdoor gear with the most comprehensive set of usable and well executed features. And that carries over to the Joyrider 20. ...

Pros: ease of use, durability, safety
Cons: size when folded

We tried quite a few strollers out at REI and went with the Kelty. We are sure glad we did now. Really easy to collapse, adjust and use. My wife & I use this stroller to run & walk with almost every day and it is very easy to handle and use. Well thought out, easy to push while running, and safe. We liked it so much we decided to purchase the Kelty KIDS backpack carrier (Backcountry). eBay seems to have pretty good prices on new and used jogging strollers and backpack carriers. My wife and I are both glad we went with the 20" wheels now that we are using the stroller.

Pros: Large 20 inch wheels, comfortable to push, easy to manage.
Cons: None, it's worth the price tag.

My husband and I bought this stroller to take our son on walks behind our house. We live in the mountains and some of the road and trails would have been impossible to take a stroller on if we hadn't purchase this one. We have taken it over slash piles with 8 inch logs without waking the baby up and with minimal difficulty.

We originally were planning on buying the model with the 16 inch wheels but glad we went with the older model with 20 inch wheels, it made all the difference in the world. The stroller is very comfortable to push and has a hand brake that doubles as a parking brake. I still put a log or something behind the tires when I take a short break from walking just for my peace of mind. My son seems to enjoy riding in it, he just babbles along until he falls asleep which is most times.

I like all the pockets that were put on it for water, keys and whatever else I think I need to bring along.

Bottom line, I think this is an excellent stroller especially for someone taking the roads less taken.

Pros: Sturdy.  Easy to push.  Runs straight.   20" wheels.  Durable.  Comfortable.
Cons: None

A Kelty Joyrider Stroller is the best.  We have used it for over 3 years and pushed it 100s of miles.  It is easy to push and guide.  The sitting position and seat is comfortable.  The harnass is fully adjustable and very secure.