Best Jogging Strollers

What We Like

• UPF 50+ canopy
• Good suspension
• Adjustable handlebar

What We Dislike

• Expensive
• Bulky
• No hand brake

BOB Gear is known for prioritizing comfort for the little ones, and the Revolution Flex 3.0 is no exception. While this jogging stroller is more compact than many other joggers on the market, there’s plenty of room for your little one to stretch out, not to mention its comfy compression padded seat, so you can go for that additional mile guilt-free when your second wind kicks in.

This running stroller is equipped with air-filled tires, a mountain bike–style suspension system that softens the impact of rough terrain, and a swivel front wheel that locks for stability when on the move.

The Revolution Flex 3.0 features a large UPF 50+ canopy with a peekaboo window, an easy-to-use five-point harness, and a wrist strap at the handle, so there’s no chance of a runaway stroller. A zip pocket on the canopy is great for keys, a cellphone, and other small items, and parents will be happy to know that the Revolution Flex 3.0 folds easily with one hand.

It may be worth noting that BOB Gear’s Revolution Flex 3.0 is 45 inches tall, making it about 5 inches taller than most jogger strollers on the market. Pair that with the adjustable handlebar that offers nine different positions, and this jogger stroller easily accommodates two-parent households and anyone over 6 feet tall.

Weight: 28.5 lbs.

What We Like

• One-hand fold
• Adjustable handlebar
• Parent and child trays

What We Dislike

• May be heavy for some

Coming under $200, the Graco FastAction Jogger LX hits our list as the best budget jogging stroller — but don’t let the price fool you, this stroller has plenty to offer.

This stroller features a removable seat pad so parents can convert the jogging stroller into a lightweight infant car seat carrier in no time. And on the subject of speed and ease of use, this stroller also features a one-second, one-hand fold and easy one-hand steering.

The Graco FastAction Jogger LX is also equipped with child and parent trays, a height-adjustable handle, and a large canopy with a peekaboo window. The front wheels lock for better maneuverability when you need it, and a convertible three- or five-point harness grows with your child.

Weight: 28.8 lbs.

What We Like

• Single-twist hand brake
• Good suspension
• Designed for runners

What We Dislike

• Pricey
• No cup holders

For parents with a little more flexibility in their budget, the Thule Urban Glide 2 is our pick for the best jogging stroller splurge. And priced at $749.95, it’s quite an indulgent purchase. Rest assured, though, that the bells and whistles on this stroller easily warrant the high price.

With a fixed front wheel and plenty of room at the back of the stroller to accommodate a full running stride, the Thule Urban Glide 2 was designed for running. And weighing less than 26 pounds, it won’t put too much of a dent in your seven-minute mile.

An elegant rear suspension system and 16-inch back wheels provide plenty of stability on both roads and trails; the ergonomic handlebar is adjustable, so it can accommodate a two-parent household, and the stroller includes a wrist attachment, so it’ll never get away from you. And speaking of safety, a single-twist hand brake lets parents slow their speed with just one hand.
Thule Urban Glide 2 is also quite narrow, so it’s an excellent choice for urbanites navigating busy streets and sidewalks. Plus, it folds up quickly and easily.

For the little one, the Thule Urban Glide 2 features a reclining padded seat, a padded 5-point harness, and a ventilated canopy with a peekaboo window. A large zippered storage basket at the bottom rounds out this jogger’s great list of features.

Weight: 25 lbs.

What We Like

• Great suspension
• Large canopy
• Adjustable tracking knob

What We Dislike

• Expensive

A noteworthy suspension system and 12-inch air-filled tires make the BOB Gear Rambler an excellent choice for both short- and long-distance runners. And the fold-flat design makes it our pick for the best compact jogging stroller. This stroller also features a lockable front wheel and an adjustable tracking knob that keeps the stroller driving straight when the lock is engaged.

Additional bells and whistles on this jogger stroller include the following:

• Five-point harness
• Oversize UPF 50+ canopy
• Padded, reclining seat with ventilation keeps your little one cool
• Wrist strap keeps you connected to your baby’s stroller

It’s worth noting that parents can also purchase a conversion kit to attach an infant car seat.

Weight: 25.2 lbs.

What We Like

• Disc brakes
• Advanced suspension system
• Inflation-free tires

What We Dislike

• Heavy
• Expensive

With advanced responsive suspension, the UPPAbaby Ridge 3-Wheel All-Terrain jogger provides a smooth ride on any terrain, so you guessed it — it’s our pick for the best all-terrain jogger stroller. Parents will be happy to know this stroller is versatile enough for daily use, and it works equally well for urbanites in apartments or small cars in the suburbs.

Under the hood, parents will find 12- and 16-inch tires that can’t be punctured, a responsive disc hand brake system that slows the stroller down the moment you need it to, and a top-mounted button to lock the wheels for running.

The UPPAbaby Ridge 3-Wheel All-Terrain jogger also features a large extendable canopy with a zippered pocket and enough room to accommodate a standing board for a sibling. But the best part may be that the seat fabric easily releases from the frame, so when your little one has a little too much fun, you can handwash the whole thing.

Weight: 43.6 lbs.

What We Like

• Lightweight
• High weight limit

What We Dislike

• Expensive
• Car seat adapter not included

At just under 26 pounds, the Joovy Zoom360 Ultralight Jogging Stroller is our pick for the best lightweight jogging stroller.

The Joovy Zoom360 Ultralight also features a shock-absorbing suspension system and large air-filled tires that beautifully traverse even the bumpiest terrain. It’s also equipped with a single spring-loaded pedal that locks both rear brakes at the touch of your foot. And if you’re ever running low on air and need a top-off on your travels, it comes with an air pump.

This running stroller also features an oversize canopy with a peekaboo window and in-seat mesh pockets. Rounding out its list of great features is a one-hand pull mechanism that folds the stroller down compactly for easy storage and transport.

Weight: 25.7 lbs.

What We Like

• Budget-friendly (compared to other double joggers)
• Pneumatic bicycle tires
• Easy to fold

What We Dislike

• Bumpy ride
• Single canopy for both seats

Designed with two 16-inch tires in the back and one 12-inch tire in the front, the Baby Trend Expedition Double Jogger is relatively easy to push and steer. It also features multi-position padded seats that can lie nearly flat and the requisite 5-point harness. This stroller folds down quite quickly, courtesy of trigger mechanisms on the side, and when folded, it’s compact and easy enough to store.

For parents of twins that need a budget-friendly double jogger, the Baby Trend Expedition Double Jogger is $250 — quite affordable compared to others in the category. Overall, it’s a good value if a little light exercise is on your to-do list, but parents should know that it’s not compatible with car seats.

And while the pneumatic bike tires can easily tackle city sidewalks, the ride may be a little bumpy on other terrains. Keep in mind, too, that this stroller doesn’t have any other type of shock absorption, so a trip to the park may not delight your little one as much as you might hope.

Weight: 25 lbs.

What We Like

• 1-hand fold
• Good suspension
• Hand brake

What We Dislike

• Expensive

Jogger strollers don’t often accommodate babies. However, the Chicco TRE Jogging Stroller is an all-in-one stroller that also works as a car seat frame (the Chicco KeyFit and Fit2 infant seats will click right in).

This stroller features an efficient suspension system that gives your baby a decent ride. It’s also equipped with a hand brake, so you can quickly stop the stroller when need be.

Other desirable features include a parent console that holds the necessities (keys, phone, and other small items), an adjustable handlebar for better running biomechanics, and an easy-to-operate one-hand fold that automatically locks and self-stands.

While the Chicco TRE Jogging Stroller may be suitable for getting some exercise within your baby’s first year, it may not be the best pick for serious runners. It’s a little difficult to steer, and there’s no adjustable tracking, but parents milling about the city or going for a light jog will likely find it useful enough.

Weight: 28.5 lbs.

What We Like

• Budget-friendly
• Large bicycle wheels
• Large canopy

What We Dislike

• Fixed handlebar

If you’re looking for a jogging stroller that can go the distance, but you’d rather not dig into the diaper budget, the Baby Trend Expedition Race Tec Jogging Stroller is a good option. For that reason, this stroller hits our list as the best value for your money.

While the front swivel tire can be locked for long runs, the stroller is also equipped with three large bicycle wheels that offer plenty of traction and roll elegantly over rough terrain and trails.

Beyond its ability to keep up with your daily run, this stroller is also equipped with a parent tray, a child tray, and a large canopy with a peekaboo window. As far as safety and ease of use, the Baby Trend Expedition Race Tec Jogging Stroller has a 5-point harness, and when your daily run is over, it folds down easily and compactly.

Weight: 24.9 lbs.

What We Like

• Good for active parents
• Lightweight
• Multiple conversion kits

What We Dislike

• Expensive
• Not car seat adaptable

For parents who enjoy all kinds of sports, the Thule Chariot Lite Multisport Bike Trailer is a good bet. This stroller comes with multiple conversion kits that allow for additional sports (and there’s even a separate kit for skiing). And, for parents who enjoy the great outdoors year-round, this jogging stroller comes with a rain cover and sunshade to keep your little one safe and cool.

The handlebar adjusts to accommodate multi-parent households; a rear safety light improves visibility and safety, and the trailer rolls effortlessly on streets and sidewalks. Parents should know that the Thule Chariot Lite Multisport Bike Trailer is larger than other joggers in the category, but it’s still lightweight and accommodates kids up to 75 pounds.

Weight: 25.7 lbs.