
Worth the price, mostly.
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Our toddler is 19 months old. In that time, we've purchased 4 strollers trying to find one that we like. Our 2007 BOB Revolution is the best built and most comfortable.
Nice Features:
Large pneumatic wheels. Provide a very smooth ride and make it very easy to push, even over curbs, roots and fist-sized rocks. Despite another review, I found the tires very easy to inflate, once I used the right pump. Initially I tried inflating the tires with an air compressor. The standard auto-tire inflator would not make a proper seal and didn't work at all. Once I switched to my DC powered emergency tire inflator (the type you run off of your car's lighter to fill up car tires), which clamps directly to the stem, they inflated without any effort. I definitely don't see any need to take the wheels to a bike shop.
Large canopy. The built in weather/sun canopy is generous in size and includes a nice transparent section allowing you to see your little one. It expands and retracts easily with a slip cord to keep it to the desire position.
Assembly ease. Very easy. Inflate the tires and assemble using the quick release levers. There are a few important considerations that the manual explains well.
Folding ease. Very easy, very slick. Squeeze the two side handles to fold the top. Pull the release cord to fold the bottom. Takes about 6 seconds.
Overall Build Quality - excellent.
Single handlebar - The single, continuous handle bar is much easier to use than individual handles.
Rear wheel brake - very easy to apply and release to both wheels at once.
Reflective panels - numerous and generous reflective portions to make the stroller visible in low light.
WISH IT HAD:
For the price, it would be nice to include a few more accessories, especially the console. With the console included, I'd give it an A+.
THINGS TO CONSIDER: This is a big stroller. It folds nicely and with little effort, but its still far from compact. If your primary use is in shopping malls or other areas with smooth pavement, you should consider a smaller stroller, especially if you are often putting it in and out of a small trunk. We continue to use our McClarren when size or weight is important and we expect to encounter little or no rough surfaces.
The stroller is much harder to steer with the front wheel locked. Generally, if you don't expect to jog, the ability to lock the front wheel is of little value. If you expect to jog, this is a must-have feature. You definitely don't want a permanent fixed front wheel design for parks, malls, and casual strolls.
If the price is more than you can afford, there are other brands that offer many of the important features at a lower price. We received a Jeep brand three wheel stroller as a gift. I had a smooth ride and was easy to steer. However, the overall quality was not as nice and IIRC, the wheels required tools for removal and assembly. If budget allows, the best option for many is probably a combination of a BOB Revolution and a quality, light-weight, compact hammock stroller like a McClarren. That combination will give you the range of a quality builty, small & compact easy to transport hammock to a very high quality three-wheel general purpose/jogger with many features.
Another reviewer mentioned that the stroller pulls in one direction. The instruction manual clearly explains how to fix this problem and that it is generally only an issue when using the front wheel in the fixed position.
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