Jeep Classic Jogging Stroller by Delta Children, Grey

Love, love, love! Strolls so smoothly over uneven ground, baby looks comfy and secure, feels sturdy and solid. The cup holders are almost useless but that’s ok with me. I just wish the shade would provide a little more coverage like the BOB strollers do. Nonetheless, for the price, this stroller ROCKS and I enjoy pushing it on runs and walks.

I waited to review this after reading other reviews- and 4 months in I still love this stroller however, there are still some cons.It can go through almost anything - we have a lot of land with some rougher terrain that my other stroller couldn’t keep up with, this thing goes right through it and my son isn’t all shaken up being in it.It is a VERY heavy stroller and not at all compact so I don’t ever take it anywhere, someone who has to drive to trails and such or wants a mall stroller would probably find that frustrating, it BAREY fit in the back of my Jeep Cherokee and takes up almost the whole back of my Grand Cherokee not to mention the struggle to get it in there by myself and try not to bang up my back bumper doing so is annoying.It has held up well, reclines pretty far back and my sons seems comfortable. The tray is a good size for a drink and a snack for him and comes off for easy cleaning.The cup holders are RIDICULOUSLY small though- it’s SO awkward. A soda can or slim bottle of water (think Poland springs bottle) are all that fit so that is kinda annoying - not even a Dunkin’ Donuts medium iced coffee can fit- it’s annoying. I have to put drinks in the bottom and dig them out every time I want them.Lastly, the canopy is small- my son and I got caught in the rain and he was soaked from the worst down because the canopy just covers his head, this also makes blocking the sun difficult but obviously a hat helps with that.Despite the above issues- it’s a great stroller, I did a lot of research and knew what were “must have” features but didn’t want to spend a ton since I’m not a true runner- the price point was perfect and it does the job I needed it to and I would still recommend!

This thing is legit AF! It encompasses 95% what high end strollers are at 1/3 the cost. Seriously can’t beat this stroller. It’s Jeep branded which is sleek and encompasses that outdoorsyness. It’s sturdy, made well, powered by Jeep, front swivel works super smooth with 2 options, and overall it’s smooth.The main push handle could be a little sleeker but let’s face it, you’re gonna use this thing alot and it doesn’t need to be fancy.See people complaining about it folding compact, these are large wheels and as with most strollers it can only get so compact so not a deal breaker. A tricycle design can only do so much lol.Weight is ok, not heavy and obviously not carbon fiber light but this thing is legit.Have no idea how you could ask for more at the price point it’s being offered at.Worth every penny and dodging the overpriced high end ones. Highly recommend.The only negative thing id ad are the cup holders. Slightly flimsy, good for a 20oz drink tops. However I have a Nuna pipa travel system that I spent $1000 on and that didn’t even bring a single cup holder, so again no real complaints on this Jeep stroller.

Absolutely love this jogging stroller! Easy to fold and light weight! Not too bulky or big. Rolls very smoothly, back of seat reclines to lay almost flat. Shoulder straps and waist buckle to keep your little safe. Super easy to use and put together! The only thing I wish it had was a way to see your kiddo while pushing, through the sun shade

So far so good. We took it out for the first time yesterday and my little one took a nap! He was so comfortable in it. The only downside so far is that I really really wish it had a clear window on the top of the canopy to see my little one. It has the mesh back, but you can only see in it if the seat is reclined all the way back. If you have the seat up, you can’t see your baby.

This is one of four strollers we own and has been fantastic for us. We started using this with our first baby at around 5-6 months. We go about 2 miles a day mostly on city blocks, but also on very uneven/rocky country roads (we’re talking cow pasture here!). After about 14 months of constant use, it has held up very well and is only about to be retired in lieu of a double stroller for baby #2.Pros:-Easy to push and works well on many different surfaces. The ability to lock the front wheel helps a lot for off road terrain.-Fairly light weight and easy to fold - even throughout most of my second pregnancy I was able to lift it in and out of our SUV trunk.-All parts of the stroller have held up incredibly well.-Storage is not ideal, but functional for carrying quite a few lighter items (not the full diaper bag) and fairly easy to access even when the stroller is fully reclined. We typically bring water bottles, sunscreen, an extra blanket and a few snacks.-Our favorite part is that baby #1 has been very comfortable in this stroller, in fact it’s become our fail safe method for nap time and plan many of our walks around it.Cons:It’s not perfect, but I think it’s a great option for the price!-We did purchase a different stroller for the newborn phase (until the baby can hold their head up independently) and also separate one for travel as this is fairly bulky. In retrospect, there may be a better “all purpose” option at a higher price (rather the same price as all 3 strollers!)-The inner tube tires are terrible! They popped within two months of use - we’re taking full on slashed tires after a stroll around town. However the solution is easy and affordable... replace with these slime tires: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00BF96ZR2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_f1m-EbS3P401J-I wish the storage was a little better so we could do more grocery shopping. We are 1-2 miles from markets, which is just a little too far to maneuver the stroller and carry groceries at the same time.In summary, we have been very pleased with this. and will plan to use it again with baby #2. We did finally take the plunge with the Bumbleride Indie Twin, which will be our daily stroller from now on, but once the older toddler is a little more mobile, I imagine we’ll probably go back to using this quite often.