Side by Side Comparison of: Graco vs Baby Trend

I wanted a stroller that wasn't too low to push and had cup holders for both mom and baby. This is the perfect height for me and is super smooth to push. Love the large storage underneath. It is heavy so typically my go to for long trips to mall or walking in neighborhood. Definitely wouldn't lug it in and out for short trips.

I have had two kids in this stroller - since we own a farm/acreage the off-road capabilities were crucial. It folds pretty easy to be transported but you'll need a bigger vehicle (SUV, Outback, Truck, etc). I really haven't had to do much with the wheels, haven't really even needed to put air in them much. Over time the axle did bend so now I do have to correct it periodically. I do love the basket underneath. Note that the phone holder is too small for the larger iPhones out today. Back when I had a smaller phone that was actually my favorite feature! Lastly the entire click-connect systems works well.

I recently just bought this stroller and I love how big it is.Yes its bulky but folds down no problem. I am am avid runner and do at least 5 miles a day and the navigation of the stroller is great! Smooth and easy maneuvering! It has a spot to hold your phone in place in which I use listening to my music.I do wish the handle bars were adjustable and not so high .I am 5'7 but to jog with both hands is uncomfortable so I just run while navigating with 1 hand.no biggie. Other than that I love it: ) great purchase

For the price, this stroller is pretty unbeatable. We got a fairly expensive Baby Jogger brand "City Select" for our main stroller, which we absolutely love. But it cost 4-times as much. We're in Florida for a few months, so I got this one to jog with (despite its name, our other stroller isn't a jogger) and now we use it whenever we're on walks around the neighborhood, leaving the other in our trunk for outings. It fits our 2-month-old's Graco car seat, which is awesome - clicks right in. It's well-made and has a great, easy folding mechanism. I also love the canopy, particularly in conjunction with the car seat, as it provides a full shade for sunny days. The console is great too, as it holds an iPhone securely plus two cup holders and a little compartment.It definitely doesn't run as smooth or handle as well as a very-high end stroller. But c'mon, for the price, you can't have crazy expectations. The sort of white noise it generates while jogging is actually probably soothing for our baby, as she sleeps soundly. Glad we can leave it with our relatives down here to have a stroller whenever we're in town.

We own one other jogging stroller; a BOB double which rightfully has a great reputation as a jogging stroller brand. I don't remember the model and have lost the papers but we have been very happy with both this Graco and the BOB. I don't have any experience with another single jogger but this Graco stroller did not disappoint. I'm 5'9" and am able to run with this stroller without checking my stride; the handle height is also comfortable. The compartment under the seat is large enough to carry a medium size diaper bag as well as stuff in jackets or blankets. The parent cup holders are sufficient size for a coffee cup; for an exact picture: a coke can fits easily with room to spare. You can either clip your cell phone on top of the tray or put it inside a small compartment in the tray; I never use these features but they seem sturdy enough. The baby cup holders are deep enough that I can put his bottle in and they stay put at running pace. The front wheel locks and unlocks as needed. I put this stroller together in less than 20 minutes. We have taken this stroller everywhere as I tried to save money on an umbrella stroller vs a jogging stroller since we needed both. Naturally it doesn't fit as well in some places and I'm still thinking of buying an umbrella stroller, but overall it has not been a problem.Probably most importantly, the baby loves riding in this stroller!My only complaint about this stroller is how awkward it is to load, unload and open it. It closes fairly easily--just by pulling up on the strap built into the seat. Unless I'm just missing the easy way to load this stroller, I find the double BOB much easier to load. With the Graco you have to close the stroller with its back to the trunk, grab the handle in one hand and the frame by the back wheels in the other and then hoist it up so that it can roll in on the two back wheels (we have a medium size SUV). There's a plastic latch that is supposed to hold the stroller closed but I find that it fans out from the stroller just enough that it doesn't catch--too much trouble to search for that latch every time. When you get it out, the wheels are not locked so when you try to open it the wheels want to roll out from under the stroller. It's difficult to describe, but the whole process is just awkward unlike several other Graco strollers we have owned. You really have to consciously use proper body mechanics or you're going to strain your back--so maybe it's a good thing. Ha! It's a pain but obviously I still love this stroller. The price was right and it has fit my needs!

The one handed folding action is nothing short of brilliant. It feels secure and handles very well in stores and up and down pavements. The large wheels and construction may mean it is slightly heavier and takes up more space, or all of the space, in your trunk but in my opinion the peace of mind having your child safe is worth it. I have only used this with the snugride 35 as our baby is too small to use it just as a stroller but so far so good. On a slight tangent we also have a 7 yr old who is in a wheelchair and weighs 80lbs. We were trying to make her part if the process of welcoming her sister so every time a new baby product arrived we shared it with her. I put her in the stroller and pushed her around with no problems so that's why I'm confident this will work well in the future.

The stroller itself is fantastic, and I love the details that make this such an intuitive and excellent jogger. I had a minor problem with the storage cover on the runner's cupholder tray, in that once it was closed, it would not open unless you dismantled the cover completely (in the photo, the two divots on the top are caused by the defect jamming against the inside of the tray). Fortunately, I was able to get in contact with Amazon to get it resolved, so I give this stroller a 5/5 :)

Glides smoothly while walking; haven't tried jogging or running with it yet. Straps secure my "slightly smaller than average 9 month old (18#, @25")" nicely. Storage compartment is handy, but if I remember correctly, it doesn't fit my GalaxyS8+ phone. Front wheel lock easy to lock/unlock. Stroller comes mostly unassembled, but easy to put the pieces together, barely used the directions. So far so good here!

LOVE this stroller. So sturdy, tons of room in the under basket, and I love that most cups actually fit in the cup holder. Sounds silly to say but our past stroller did not fit many cups. Great value.

This is perfect. We purchased this for our grandson he is 1.5 years old and 28 pounds. In other strollers all the babies weight was all in the front of the stroller which made it difficult to push. This stroller sets the baby more towards the back which makes pushing him around easy and we don't have to worry about the stroller falling over and face planting him in the ground. He loves the ride, he loves the tray The under the seat storage is very roomy. You can push this with one hand with NO problems. We are very happy with the stroller.

I LOVE this jogging stroller, as does my 15 month old son. It is highly versatile, with a front swivel wheel, that can also be locked for rugged terrain. Storage is limited, although there are quite a few cupholders, an underbasket, and canopy. It's easily foldable, and travel-able. It was difficult locking the recline of the seat into place, but with the help of someone far more capable than myself, we got it. I know this is trivial, but I also love how the front harness snaps. It's easy and convenient, which are two things I need when dealing with my little ball of energy.

We loved this so much we have 2.

I was super excited to receive this package very quickly. Very easy to put together. Being 5 foot nine this thing is amazing since I don't have to hunch over anymore! The only reason I did not give it five stars is because the front wheel has the ability to lock and if you're trying to steer either walking or jogging it's very dangerous since you cannot turn. I did read in the reviews previously that this was a problem, and I hoped that it would've been fixed by the company. Sadly it has not. So I'm just looking for a way to jimmy rig it so it doesn't lock other than that so far so good !

This is a very sturdy stroller. It rides really smooth, and it's easy to push around.However, it's incredibly heavy. If you buy this, only use it to jog. You don't want to be pulling this thing out of your trunk more than you have to.

8/1/15 Love this stroller. I'm still using this with the carseat and I love that baby is fully covered by both canopies. It wasn't difficult to put together at all. It's looks high end and feels like it should last a few years. The phone holder was a big let down. I have a galaxy s 5 that is way too big. The iPhone 5 will only fit with no case on it. I do have some concern about the tires though, participated in a 5k today and found all the tires to be nearly flat beforehand.Update 5/11/16 - I've been using this 2-3 times a week for running and I take this stroller if we're going to be walking around outside somewhere. I still love it but with my daughter sitting in the seat rather than the carseat I did run into the problem with the canopy. It doesn't come down far enough so the sun is right on her unless it's directly above or behind us. I ended up buying a "Manito Sun Shade" for it that completely resolves the issue. My photo shows the sun shade installed, you can see that it's definitely needed. The tires are holding up well...they were completely flat after winter but I filled them about 2 months ago. They didn't stay completely full which is kind of good as they made for a rough ride. I do expect to have to fill them again shortly though.

I bought this stroller in preparation for the birth of my first child. Overall it has been an awesome stroller and has helped me work off the baby weight because going on walks is so fun and easy. It's so easy to push and maneuver that you forget how big and bulky it is. I've only had one little issue (that I was able to fix), but I docked a star because of it.Pros:So easy to turn and push because the front wheel swivelsLots of space for a diaper bag (a huge diaper bag in my case) underneathEast to take wheels off (to fill them up with air, or to fit in a trunk better)So easy to fold, you literally pull a strap with one handThe click connect car seat works perfectly with this stroller. *More about this belowCons:It's pretty heavy, and large (for a 5'4" lady). It took a little while for me to learn how to lift it into the trunk of my car effectively.Unless you have an SUV or larger type trunk, you'd probably have to remove the tires each time to fit it inThere is a pin on the front wheel so you can lock it so it doesn't swivel, the pin on mine wouldn't stay up and would randomly fall into the lock position during a walk. This was my biggest frustration because if the front wheel doesn't swivel the stroller becomes a pain to turn. I tried taping the pin up, etc etc, nothing worked until I finally pulled out a screwdriver and removed the pin all together. I have pictures to show this, I just unscrewed the four screws at the bottom of the plastic foot rest, took that piece off, and the lever with the pin came right off. It turned out a lot easier than I expected, I wish I hadn't messed with the tape and other "quick" fixes that didn't work. The pin problem is the reason I gave this review 4 stars instead of 5.*I really love that the car seat snaps into the stroller. I started using it about a month after my daughter was born, so she would have been too little to sit in the stroller on her own. I also like that the car seat makes it so the baby faces you, and you can protect them from the sun completely by using the shade on the carseat, and then you can pull up the shade on the stroller to create a little dome. At almost 5 months old my daughter is probably okay sitting in the stroller without the car seat now, but I still like using the car seat so I can see her.

We love the new stroller. basically if you're on a budget but want a jogging off road type stroller this is the one for you only $120+(depending on the color I went for the cheapest color and love it)I jogged for 1/4 on asphalt (didn't lock the swivel wheel) and it handled great also jogged 1/4 mile on dirt trail also handled very well.I did a total of 3 miles today on asphalt, dirt, loose gravel, pine needles ect. And it was wonderful.The assembly was very easy only have to add the wheels and the parent and child trays which are very very easy to do. Also the wheels and trays are easy to take off but not easy enough that bigger kids would be able to get them off.Two cons. The parent tray has a cell phone holder and under that is a hiden container for keys but it doesn't lock so on rough trails it was a little irritating To have it be slightly bouncing open and shut. Not enough for things to come out but enough to be irritating I may add some Velcro or something to help it stay shut.And the shade canopy is very easy to pull forward an back I thought it was great at first but on rough trails the cover kinda slides back, it doesn't lock into place I wish it did.The basket is very large, way bigger then the BOB brand basket.The height I really liked I'm 5'2"ish and it was perfect for me.The child's tray is great to put snacks and has large cup holders for any size bottle or sippy cup.Has a 3 or 5 point harness.It has 3 different recline positions perfect for smaller babies and large kids.I also had the Graco click connect infant car seat which would work with this stroller.The cover also had mesh sides which is great my son can see out without havin to lean forward. The parent view on the cover is also mesh which is great because you don't have the sun glare that prevents you from being able to see.It fits in my car trunk sideways I like to take the child tray off to have more room but I don't have to to get it too fit. I have a Camry.Over all I'm very happy with this stroller.

So easy to put together, easy to fold up, easy to unfold, easy to steer, it's so smooth a ride thanks to the air-filled tires, and now I'm going to buy the Click Connect infant seat to go with it.Note: I'm 5'4", my husband is 6'6", and we both can comfortably push this. He doesn't have to bend over to push it and it's at the right height for me, too.It's a tiny bit heavy to put in the back of my SUV, but nothing I can't handle, if it wasn't heavy I'd be suspicious of its durability. I like that it's on the heavy side - it seems more secure that way.And I'm not a prime member and it was still here in about 2 days. I was very excited that I got this on Friday afternoon. I wasn't expecting it until that Monday.**Update**A year later and I got a flat for no reason, have to buy a replacement inner tube. No idea what caused it - I wasn't using it roughly or rolling over glass or anything. Nothing stuck in the tire. It just went flat. Also, the little tab on the front wheel that allows you to click it UP for free turning and DOWN for use in gravel, where in the down position the wheel stays straight and will not turn - the tab, about 7 months into gentle use (only on pavement) started just falling down mid-use, thereby locking the wheel into the straight-only position. We had to duct tape it up so that my wheel would turn, and now it's just going to be stuck in that position. I LOVED this stroller at first but with such gentle use I became disappointed. You also might want to note the size phone that fits in the phone clamp, with how much bigger phones are getting, yours might not fit. Mine doesn't. Also the hood doesn't stay down into the fully erect (sorry) position, because it seems the hood fabric is just a little too short and it pulls the hood back.I am still happy with the folding and unfolding, with the quality of the frame, and with the adult and child comfort of it. My 5 year old niece made use of riding in it at the zoo, and my 1 year old still very comfortably fits in it, and she liked it from the first time I put her in it when she was a newborn. It does fit very well with its corresponding Graco Snugride Click-Connect seat, and I like that when used with the carseat the stroller hood comes OVER the hood of the carseat, completely closing in the baby from sun or weather.But I have to take a star off from my initial review because of these issues that surfaced.

Bought & shipped as a gift, arrived in a timely manner & the new parents have told me it's perfect for their baby, they've already been using for about a month. I was able to buy on sale & think it's a pretty good value.

This stroller is great value for money. It navigates the bumps on our sidewalks well and is much easier to push around the neighborhood than our old stroller with four small wheels. It sometimes feels a little cheap, but given the price and functionality it's a wonderful deal.

Really like this stroller. Works well strolling our Granddaughter in the yard or over the shell roads in our little sub-division. Seems to be a very smooth ride. The sun screen works well for us at the coast. Helps keep both sun and wind off. The handles with grips are ergonomically good for my wife and she likes the cup holders. The unit is a little "clunky" to fold up and latch together. Otherwise, this appears well built and is doing a great job for us.

After my Jeep stroller bit the big one in July, I seriously debated about whether or not I wanted to get another one. After all, my son was walking on his own and probably needed to get as much exercise as possible, so I thought that continuing to use a stroller would just impede his steady progress towards independence.That was very flawed logic. After about a month or so of walking with him on a leash and harness, I realized something. If a child can disrobe at a moment’s notice, with or without being told to do so, and can get himself onto the kitchen counters from two different vantage points, and can also open doors on his own and demolish an entire home in less than an hour, then it is time to take away some independence from the child and convert it into some semblance of mental health for the mother. And a great place to start is with regular walks around the neighborhood. In a stroller.So I started researching strollers again. I didn’t want to go for any cheap strollers like I did before, but I also needed the stroller to be between about $75 and $125. So the hunt began. At first, I disregarded any and all jogging strollers. My logic was this: I do not jog, therefore I do not need a jogging stroller.Once again, my logic was very flawed. On a whim, I took a look at some joggers, eventually coming to this one. And so I decided that the price was right and so I could take a chance on this stroller.and I’m really glad I did!Pros:*easy to push. It is literally like pushing air around.*Nice size basket under the child’s seat. I can fit my purse and my son’s backpack under there with a little extra room to spare just in case.*Hinging child’s tray. So, when we go out for a walk, I move the tray away from the seat, beckon my son to sit down, buckle him in, put the tray back in place, and go*Great parent’s tray. I especially love the little compartment with the lid on it. My Jeep stroller didn’t have the door, so basically anything and everything fell out if you forgot you had put it there.*Canopy moves as close to 180 degrees as you could imagine. So, if the sun is in my son’s eyes when we’re walking, I can put the canopy down over his face. Of course, this leave the top of his head exposed, but that’s OK for now. I’ll probably get a net of some kind later on if this becomes too much of an issue.*Easy to assemble right out of the box. This was the easiest assembly of a new stroller I ever experienced. It was done in about 10 minutes and I did not even swear one time. Take that, Jeep Sport Stroller!Things needing improvement:*The bar on the right side of the stroller was not properly secured in place as it should have been. I have figured out how to work around this for the time being, and I’m pretty sure I know how to fix it, but this is the main reason I am only giving it 4 instead of 5 stars. Baby Trend really should have been more careful during factory assembly.*I would really enjoy this stroller so much more if it had a way to fold it with one hand. Again, this is something I can work around and am doing so, but it would be really nice to be able to keep a hand on my son while I’m unfolding and folding up this stroller when we’re out and about.*One foot brake lock. This is a complaint I have about pretty much all strollers. I used to have a used Graco that I got at Goodwill that had a pedal on the back wheels that allowed you to lock both wheels simultaneously. That is really convenient for single moms on the go such as myself, especially since locking the back wheels is kinda the first step in folding up this stroller.Overall, I am really really REALLY happy with this stroller. My son loves it, and we are back to taking regular walks around the neighborhood, for the purposes of helping Mama feel good and lose weight, get the dog his exercise, and to have daily adventures in the world.

I have the baby trend elx as well, i needed a decent jogger while im out of state for a couple of months, but didnt want to spend another couple hundred on another jogger. It really is a great deal, the front wheel wobbles if you don't lock it on a run. There is no padding on the side for a child head, it's literally a thin lining against hard metal poles so we had to fasten a thick pillow sham around the poles so her head wasn't banging against metal on a walk/run. Tons of storage space on the bottom. Folds up very easy. I like how the capony above her head actually can be moved depending on where the sun is. My nicer one doesn't even have that feature, and that's so important. Great stroller for the price but you'll need to rig some cushions for baby's head because it's so ridiculously uncomfortable.

Love this stroller! Purchased this about two mths ago. It is easy to fold up for storage and lightweight. I can easily push this stroller with one hand and it still rolls smoothly. I am 5ft1in and the height is perfect for me. Im sure it would be okay with someone taller as well. My son is currently 4 months but i feel the stroller is sturdy and would last us quite a long time. He is a pretty big 4 mth old but i am still using an infant carrier to put him in. The straps and buckles are a good system but would be better for an older baby who can sit up on their own.I own an 02 rav4 and it does take up most of the trunk space in my car. But overall i think this was a great purchase and you would regret it. Have had no issues with it. All i did was took it out of the box, put the front wheel on and pumped air in the tires as they are bicycle type tires.

It is fine stroller. We bought it when my kid was born and we still use it everyday with my now 16 months old boy. It is easy to control and runs well. It is heavy and bulky, so not easy to carry inside the car. We kind of knew this before we placed an order, but it was bulkier than we expected. The biggest problem we have with it is that the front wheel gets locked spontaneously very frequently. It is very very annoying find out that the wheel gets locked and we can not control the direction in the middle of running.

After a few months the front tire lock button stopped working so it keeps locking in the straight position. We actually stopped using it for about 6 months but I recently started using it again to go jogging with our 2 year old. I have to wedge something in the little slot to keep the tab from locking back into the hole. Pretty annoying. I wouldn't exactly call this light weight but it easy to fold by just pulling the strap in the seat. Overall we like the stroller except for the defective front tire lock.

Having owned this stroller for just under two years, recent events have caused me to change my original opinion.I started out using this stroller with a car seat, and it was awesome (although perhaps a little large for some situations).For the last year or so my son has been sitting in it without the car seat. It was great for a while. But recently the seat has become unable to be pushed all the way up, leaving my son having to sit partially leaned back, which he doesn't like. And in the past few months the kickstand (which never really kept the stroller in a standing position very well, quite honestly) falls down while we're walking constantly.These issues are causing me to have to re-research and purchase a new stroller less than two years after the purchase of this one, which was certainly not what I expected when I decided upon this one after months of research.

I was looking for a jogger that would fit my very tall 4 year old. I saw this at our local Navy Exchange for $180, and decided to check Amazon.First off I will say I am short, I'm just 5'1. This is not built for us little folks. The handle comes to my chest and I feel stupid pushing it. The handle doesn't adjust, which I knew. The stroller is massive and heavy, also knew this, just didn't expect it to be so tall.The locking front wheel has an issue, it won't stay unlocked. The pin isn't working, and I wasn't sending it back so my "fixed it". The basket is huge which I like. My daughter has a bit of room to grow before we outgrow this. The ride seems smooth and she seems happy to ride in it, so thats a win. I also got it for $94 which is the main reason I picked this one. As a walker/hiker Im okay with it. If I was a runner I would be super unhappy with my choice.

A ride like air, quick fold, locking front wheel for jogging, and safety wrist strap. For the price, it can't be beat. Three comments, though. The first thing I noticed was that the cell phone holder doesn't hold anything larger than an iPhone, so it doesn't hold my Nexus. No big deal but I did consider that a nice feature for running. I just put my Nexus in the cup holder.Next thing I noticed was that the sun shade is kind of limited, and since it's sewn to the back, you can't adjust it to the sun's angle.Lastly, I think this is common with strollers, which I can't fathom why, but the cloth seat is attached to the plastic frame with SCREWS. My 16-month-old peed in it one day, my husband took a couple hours to take it apart, we washed it by hand (even though it says to wipe with a damp cloth), air-dried, and after taking about an hour to put it back together, she threw up in it the next day.... I mean, it's a stroller... For babies and kids. Kids are inherently gross and/or sticky, and we are going to need to wash whatever they come in contact with.I would still recommend this stroller because of the great ride, versatility and price, but know what you're getting. BTW, if anyone has recommendations, I am open. (Just putting down a lining didn't seem to be an option since it would interfere with the straps)

I got this one and the BOB revolution to compare side by side. I currently own an early 2000's Graco 6 wheeler. I was looking for an upgrade.Pros for Graco FastAction:PriceFolds up fastLarge storage underneathHigh/comfortable handlebarComes with kid and parents drink/snack traysWheels come off easilyComfortable for babyCons for Graco FastAction:Still pretty large when folded, especially with snack tray for kid attachedCanopy does not come forward any more than shown in picture (on my old graco, the whole canopy can come down to cover/block wind/sun when walking toward wind/sun. Why did that amazing feature not carry over?)HeavyPros for BOB revolution:Folds up flat/small for its sizeWheels come off easilyOversized canopy (but still not as good as the one on my old stroller where the canopy can move all the way down in the front)Maneuvers like a dream with the touch of a finger!Cons:PriceNo drink/snack tray for parent or child includedI pinched my son's finger in the canopy on our very first try.Storage basket would not fit my SMALL diaper bag! I guess it's for a true runner who isn't going out for a whole day.In the end, I returned both and stuck with my old Classic Graco 6 wheeler. I'd rather not jog with a stroller anyway. If I were truly going to jog with the stroller and could afford it, I'd go with the BOB Revolution. The Graco FastAction would be okay if I didn't want to pay the big bucks. Since I don't jog with a stroller and only need a stroller for outtings, I'm keeping my super comfortable-for-baby, with huge storage basket and all the amenities I need: The Classic Graco from the early 2000s! (It's not really called the classic, but I can't find a "name" for it anywhere)

About 10 years ago I bought the older model of this stroller at target. It worked like a dream and I used it with two kids. Not just here and there, I jogged with it a lot! I finally needed an upgrade because the old one had seen its better day so I figured this one would be just as good. It had great reviews and a great price.The new one is cheap. You can tell they’ve cut corners, it wobbles when it shouldn’t and the overall functionality is disappointing.

The stroller itself is great! I love the space it has for my two year old. I love how it feels when I'm walking with her. Very easy to put together as well. The one thing I was very unhappy about was to see scuff marks on certain areas of the stroller which was surprising to see.

Stroller is great - Looks nice, smooth, light ride, love the sun shade. But the rear TIRES ARE TERRRIBLE! After 4 months of use have already had to replace tubes and actual tires ($65 total). Still way cheaper than buying a premium stroller brand, but each time the tires go out, the stroller, and our running with baby is out of commission because we are waiting for tire replacement parts.

For the price it's pretty okay. They sent us one that had been returned, someone attempted to assemble and broke off a piece of the back tires so we had to request new but customer service was good. The back of the seat broke when trying to adjust, so now there's a crack and it's not incredible comfy looking for my toddler. The tires also went flat fairly quick, but you get what ya pay for

I bought this stroller for jogging and not completely satisfied. It starts shaking during running, so I have to stop all the time. Also it is kind of heavy to put it into the car.

I purchased this since we only had an umbrella stroller and it does not do so well when we are out on walks. The product itself was very easy to put together. I came mostly assembled so we just had to put the 2 back wheels and then front latch and the umbrella on. Super easy! Then we got to inflating the tires. I read many reviews about the tires not keeping the air and needs to be refilled frequently. I still wanted to try it since it was a great price for a jogging stroller. I should've listened though. One of the back tires would just not fill up properly even though we used a bike pump like the user manual recommends. I called the Baby Trend customer service and they were very nice and sent me a new inner tube for the tire. When I received it, I filled it but once I took it out, the air came out pretty quickly so I decided to return it and bought another brand. It's too bad because it was a great price!

This stroller glided well and when it's all working it's great on terrain and I really love it. Unfortunatly after using it about 10 times the latch on the front of the stroller keeps patching on its own locking my wheel straight. It's EXTREMLY frustrating. The kickstand is now falling as we walk and I have to kick it up out of the way. Not happy with how quickly this wore out with such little use.

I was so excited to get this when my baby was born! And so bummed it wasn't as great as I expected! The visor doesn't stay taunt. When we are walking on a sunny day, I will pull it open to the full amount then walk a ways and it slowly starts creeping closed again… sun goes right into his eyes every time. One of the gray cup holders in the tray has already popped out. The latch/button above the front tire doesn't stay up which lets the tire swivel. So after we switch it and start walking, you can hear it slide down, click and it is locked again. We've had to put tape on it to keep it up. This stroller is a pain to put in the car. It is heavy and when you pull the latch it is not a smooth easy process. You have to squish it closed and awkwardly twist and lift into the trunk. The seat also seems like it has a small butt area or that it is slanted down a little which makes my son always looks like he is sliding down a little. And the back rest seems like it should come up one more level. We occasionally have to put a pillow behind him or a bunched up blanket to he can sit up straighter/see more. My husband is 6' 4" and the handle is comfortable for him. I am 5' 3" and it feels like it should bend down. I love the large storage area below. It looks sleek and sporty, but I would not recommend this.

Pros:Lots of space for a diaper bag underneathEasy to take wheels off (to fit in a trunk better)Easy to fold, you literally pull a strap with one handGreat looking - I've gotten many compliments from other moms, and I love the colors (I went with grey and orange).The click connect car seat works perfectly with this stroller.Cons:The wheel lock that changes from a fixed forward facing wheel to a swiveling wheel (walking) does not stay in place. While walking with the swiveling wheel over bumpy sidewalks this "lock" will drop down locking the wheel in the fixed forward facing position; which makes the stroller impossible to turn. I have to fix the lock with a sticker.The sun shade doesn't provide much cover for my baby so we have to put thin blankets on the shade to block out the sun. Of course she can't look around and loses some wind, so that is why i'm not happy with the stroller.

The stroller is fine. Is heavy but that for us is not a big concern. It does have a FATAL flaw (see pic). The front wheel will lock in its own after about 5 mins of unlocking and walking with the stroller. This means you can't turn it and therefore can't use it. Is that simple. I have already contacted graco and got a brand new replacement. Put it together took it out for a stroll. BRAND NEW and within 5 mins of walking wheel locks and can't turn the darn thing. Wish we had never bought it.

the front wheel is a total bitch, makes it hard to manoeuver. The "hood doesn't go far down enough so doesn't protect very well from the sun at times. I would give it 5 stars if it weren't for the front wheel. baby loves it, he is comfy.

I totally regret buying this stroller, which is unfortunate too, because I bought it based on the several great reviews. I'm not sure why so many people LOVE this stroller.- It's heavy... For some reason, I made the mistake of not checking the weight and comparing it to the stroller I already have. It weighs 36 lbs! That's ridiculous for a jogging stroller, when others weigh around 20 lbs.- The handle is not adjustable. Again, stupid me for not checking.. but seriously? This stroller is higher than my previous one, and I'm short so that just doesn't work.- It leans to the left quite a bit. I tried it out today, and with the weight of it would pull to the left! It pretty much killed my back!Ugh! Such a huge disappointment, when I desperately need a decent jogging stroller soon. I'd rather run with my not-jogging stroller, a Britax B-Agile. At least it only weights about 16 lbs and hurts much less.If you're looking for some pros, its easy to assemble and has plenty of storage space at the bottom.

After extensive research I went with this one. It was massive! For my petite frame I had major trouble getting in my SUV. It also took up way too much space! The wheels are huge and there is nothing simple about opening and closing this.

Height from seat to foot rest is too small for toddlers. My daughter's knees were in her face when she sat on this.

The front wheel on the stroller completely locks and the wheel won't spin at all once a week - seemingly always on the weekend when I want to go for a run with one of our toddlers. When that doesn't happen the stroller is great, but given this is supposed to be a jogging stroller and I often can't job with it because of a design flaw it is definitely sub-par. We previously had a Joovy Zoom stroller about twice the price that never had this issue but eventually wore out after 4 years.

Great stroller for cost, but the tires are always deflating. I've replaced the tube twice and had a bike shop look at it. Dont understand why it keeps going flat. I always carry a pump when I use the stroller.

UPDATED REVIEW: I am SO SO sad because I really mostly love this stroller. However, the only negative, and it's a pretty big one, is that the device in the back to raise/lower the seat is poorly designed and after just 3 months of use, the buttons got stuck and will no longer raise or lower the seat. Thank goodness that it got stuck in an upright position so it's still useable - but very frustrating that it broke so soon and I can no longer recline my daughter when she falls asleep in it.FIRST REVIEW: AMAZING stroller! Glides so smooth, folds down easy and fairly small for being a bigger stroller, comfortable for baby, nice snack tray/cup holder/closed compartment. There is ZERO need to buy anything more expensive or "better" than this! This is a very attractive, very well made, amazing amazing stroller! I have no idea how I had 2 children before this stroller!! gah! So wish I had gotten it for my first!

Didn't even have it a year and the front wheel started to wobble. Very annoying.

I had ordered a used and new version of this stroller. I called and they verified that in this case the box was just damaged and guaranteed that it was fully functional. We received the stroller with a few minor cracks on the "joints" on both sides. After one use, walking through our neighborhood, it had completely broke in half where the cracks were. I don't recommend a used option. Not worth the hassle.

The lock for the front wheel CONSTANTLY falls down and locks the wheel. It is the most annoying thing in the world and I never use the stroller anymore because it is a pain to have to go around and unlock it, just to have it lock again. Wish I'd never spent my money on this crappy jogging stroller.

I really liked it at first but I have any used it a few times now and the front wheel is tweaked and won't turn freely when unlocked. Disappointed that I can't take it back. On a side note this is built for a tall person, I'm 5'8 and the height did feel awkward. Go in store and try something out.

I love this stroller but I am very disappointed in its durability. After 6 months the ball bearings in the front wheel assembly broke. They are not replaceable, and I am forced to order a replacement wheel assembly (and hope that it actually includes the axle as the Graco replacement store doesn't show you what it includes.) So now I am stuck waiting 7-14 business days for this piece to arrive after dropping $26 on it. I am very disappointed. These bearings broke while I was wheeling it around Walmart - and it was suddenly as though the wheel was going to fall off. I probably would not reorder this stroller if I could go back in time. I have a Jeep stroller that is 11 years old that I am using in the interim, and even though it cost significantly less and is pretty old, it is much more rugged.

I bought this stroller to take easy jogs with. I loved it out of the box. I loved the height and how high my son sat up in it. I thought it was a little heavy at first but it folded nicely and moved great. I used it for about two months and it couldn't handle being folded and bounced around in the trunk. The front wheel kept locking into place when I wanted it to swivel. It wouldn't fit in a car trunk easily and with it being so heavy I had to fight with it to get it into a car. The basket size on the bottom is awesome but if you can't steer it the whole thing is pointless. When it became hard to fold and lock into position I got rid of it. It's too much of a hassle to fight with it when you have a crying baby. Find a stroller that is lighter and more compact.

I love this stroller and would give it 5 stars for comfort & ease, but durability is questionable. After 4-months of routine use (average 2 mi walk/run per day on concrete/pavement), the tires are already showing significant wear. Thread lines are exposed. I'll be contacting Amazon for replacement tires. Otherwise, its a great stroller, our 4-mo old son is comfortable, safe and likes the view.Update: It's been 6 months and the tire has gone flat. I haven't bee able to find any replacement tires/tubes yet...

Cheap. No shocks. Not for jogging. Returned it.

Worked fine for 3 months then the front wheel locked. Do not buy this stroller

I loved this stroller for the first few months especially for the price I paid. Then just after the return window closed the back wheel started bouncing violently during runs. I guess you get what you pay for.

Have had this less then 2 months and the wheel on front is locked up and not functional.

My Babytrend jogging stroller front wheel swivel axle snapped off while is use. This catastrophic failure of the axle that holds the front wheel assembly to the jogger caused the entire unit to fall forward in a rapid violent decent and crash the unit nose first to the concrete. I have pictures of the unit. The defect is the too small diameter swivel axle for the load and frequency causing metal fatigue, metal yield and rapid failure. The unit was not hardly ever used. Be very careful with your little loved ones in these jogging strollers. There is no type of warning before failure occurs.

Seems decent enough except all three wheels seem to be very "cheap" metal, and all three are bent to an extent. Not a big deal at the slow speeds this would be rolling at - even while jogging... except one of the rear tires pops off of the rim the second I put any air at all in it.After even 5PSI (supposed to hold 20-25PSI) part of the tire pops off and the inner tube is exposed - almost as if the tire itself is defective... or too large for the wheel.I contacted their support via the Baby Trend website asking for a replacement wheel/tire and haven't heard back yet. Wife is bummed out that she can't use this just yet :(