I just bought this jogger and went out for my first time today!! I couldn't be happier for the price. I did check out other joggers that were more higher end in price, such as the BOB and Baby Jogger. I was willing to pay more - I just wanted one that for sure met my needs - I chose this one because:

#1 I wanted a 3-wheel jogger that swiveled and handled rough terrain. Roomy enough for my 3 year toddler - who still goes with me to exercise in the morning.

#2 Lots of pockets and compartments on jogger. I love the basket underneath. It has a divider in it - so it gives a front & back basket. And very large to fit blankets and diaper bag, or jackets etc. . . The front basket is under the footrest for easy access to a jacket or Sippy cup - anything that I don't want to dig in the back for.

# 3 The footrest comes way out - so my son's feet are not dangling off , and cover's the wheel so well that his feet are safe from getting caught in it or... Read more

I am impressed with how well this stroller handles "off road". We live out in the country, and this stroller is being put to the test on gravel roads, dirt driveways and pavement. It has performed beautifully.

The seat area is large, and my child seems quite comfortable. We went for an hour long walk today, and she was happy/content.

If you are in the market for an all terrain type of stroller... this one is great!

My wife and I have a 3 year old son and 9 month old daughter. We received this as a gift when our son was born in 2008, so the current model has some improvements over what we use (wheels primarily) and some downgrades. Once he was about 6 months old I started jogging with him in the stroller and have used it jogging several miles or more 3-5 times a week nearly every week since then. I wanted a swivel wheel because I cant stand having to constantly lift the front to turn and our neighborhood has lots of turns, cul de sacs and hills. With that said, the front wheel will wobble very badly if you run faster than a 8-10 minute mile on smooth roadway with pressue forward and not down on the handle, sidewalks are worse, so if you actually jog or run, you will have to lock the wheel. Locked in place, you can get a 6 minute mile out of it with no problem. In locked position, tracking does suffer a little (one of the difference between this and a higher priced jogger) but I can keep it... Read more