I was gifted this stroller and I really liked it even though it can be a little complicated to set up at times. The car seat the comes with it is really light and nice. It's good for whenever you want to go take a run or a walk, keeps baby calm.

Kritzhna

Alamo, Tx

We have had this stroller for over 2 years and wouldn't ever trade it! Its amazing. The wheels are that of a bike, which makes it much easier to maneuver in any terrain. We've taken it to the beach, camping, around the block and even through the grass in the backyard with minimal problems. We put some goo in the tires to help prevent flats and it has worked like a charm! This stroller works with the baby trend carseats, which was nice for the newborn-6 months old until my daughter was able to really hold herself up in just the regular seat. The front wheel can lock in place for when your jogging or swivels for just everyday use...which means you can turn on a dime! Its awesome. I would highly recommend it! It is, however, a little bulky, but fits ok in the trunk. It just doesn't leave much room for lots of other things.

britty1

USA

I do a 30 minute walk to and from the grocery store about 3 times a week while using the Baby Trend Expedition Stroller. This is my 4th stroller and looks like the last stroller for me. I was using a regular stroller with 4 wheels and an umbrella stroller for my shopping trips but they did not hold up The Expedition Stroller is my first jogging stroller. I don't use it for jogging but for regular everyday use. When you start using this stroller the first thing you will notice is that you don't have to lean over to push the stroller you can stand upright. The wheels are able to go over surfaces with ease. When going off of a curb you don't have to roll it over the bicycle ramp you can go right off of the curb. You can lock the wheels so the stroller only goes straight or lock the wheels to make turns. Making a turn in an aisle is so easy and not stressful as with using a normal stroller. This is a really sturdy stroller. It will hold up to The basket is super sturdy. Often I can 2 gallons of milk in it with a bunch of other groceries while walking home. Also, lot can fit in the basket area. The stroller folds in half for indoor storage. With regular strollers the child's head fall forward putting pressure on their neck but with the Expedition Stroller you don't have that problem since seat let's back and down so you child can get some rest. Overall, I'm really happy with the performance of the stroller and would recommend it to every parent. Design I wasn't sure if my child would be comfortable at first but she always falls asleep in this stroller. I'm able to put a lot of stuff in the basket. It's sturdy. It works for my daughter and it works for me. Safety The child can be strapped into the stroller. My daughter is 3 and we still use it without any problems. Child Comfort The Expedition Stroller is comfortable when the child is awake and supports their head and neck when sleeping. Maneuverability It can more smoothly indoor and outdoors. Durability I have used it daily in the summer, rain and snow without any problems. I really work this stroller.

LaWaughn

USA

Through two children, this stroller has survived and held up the best of the many variations that we've had. Although it's called a jogging stroller, it's really appropriate for everyday use too. The real rubber wheels are such a nice upgrade over the traditional plastic with little rubber contact areas. It's so easy to push in this stroller, and steering really isn't an issue even though the wheels don't spin around like they do on a traditional stroller. The handy strap in the back can go on your wrist to help ensure that even if you get a little carried away or are rolling down a hill, the stroller won't get away from you. Child Comfort Our oldest daughter was very disappointed when she outgrew this.

swd0010

Denton, TX

We bought this jogger stroller over 2 years ago so that we could take our then 8 month old on jogs with us. We already had two other strollers and weren't looking to spend an arm and a leg on a jogger stroller. We read reviews on this one and felt that it was an overall good jogger stroller for the money. For the past 2 years, we've not only used this stroller for jogging, but have also used it for all our other strolling needs. We are very pleased with this stroller and glad that we did not waste money on a much more expensive alternative. Design This stroller has a fairly simple design. I enjoy that the canopy is very large and can be completely moved to the front or back of the stroller. This is very nice when you're jogging in a circle and the sun's position (relative to you) keeps changing. Safety We always wear the Velcro wrist strap (which is tightly attached to the stroller) when we are jogging, and we feel that this is a very secure safe-guard against the stroller getting away from us. We also always make sure that the front wheel is locked and that the tires are fully inflated. These are things that others may forget to do, but if not done would severely impair the safety of this stroller. Child Comfort Our child has used it from ages 8 months to 2.5 years and seems to have been comfortable this whole time. When she was younger, we would wrap blankets around her to keep her warm in the colder weather, but it probably helped her to feel more secure as well. Maneuverability This stroller maneuvers very well when the front wheel is unlocked. We can easily maneuver in tight and crowded places such as the zoo. We really enjoy that the stroller fits through most standard doorways. When the wheel is locked (for jogging), it is tough to turn sharp corners, but this is something that we've learned to deal with. Durability This stroller has worked very well for the two years that we've owned it.

2010Momma

Dublin, OH

Overall, I would say this is a good stroller at this price point. As a first-time mom, I added this stroller to my registry without doing much research. I never planned to do any heavy jogging with it; however, my babysitting experience told me that jogging strollers are so much nicer to push than those bulky travel systems. To that end, it was a fine stroller for me. I used it from the first week my son was born until he was two. It was perfect for long walks around the neighborhood, I enjoyed pushing it, and my son enjoyed riding in it. My biggest complaint is that it isn't very portable. I would have liked to be able to take it to parks across town or travel with it but it was awkward to fold up and put in the car. I had to wrestle it into the trunk and once in there, it left room for little else. (I have a Honda CRV.) With my second child on the way, I decided to "upgrade" to a different stroller that would be a better fit for us. ("City Mini" by Baby Jogger, in case you're wondering.) So, if you want a nice stroller to use around the neighborhood, I would recommend the Baby Trend Expedition stroller; but, if you plan to transport it, I'd look into getting something more portable.

KMB307138

USA

When we were expecting our first child, we knew the stroller would be an important purchase. I didn't intend on using it for jogging but wanted it to be easy to maneuver. I had experience pushing many children in the typical stroller with small wheels. Every little bump is an issue, curbs were no fun, and walking on anything but a smooth surface was really frustrating. We knew we wanted a stroller with large wheels. We have not been disappointed in this stroller. It is very easy to push and turn. I love that the front wheel can turn or lock. Bumps are not even noticed and it's super easy to go up and down curves. Walking in gravel or through grass is a breeze with the larger wheels. I also like how easy it is to change the seat position from laying down to sitting up. On the down side, our stroller got a flat tire very soon after purchase. We ended up replacing the tube but still have to keep an air pump handy in case the tires are low. I also dislike that the child tray can not be completely removed. I think as our daughter gets older it may be more of an issue. Finally, it's very difficult to get in and out of our Honda Accord's trunk. It does not fold up very compact and a really a tight squeeze to fit in our car. Overall though, we love the stroller and would choose it again! Safety Love that it has straps that hold the chest/shoulders rather than just a lap belt! Durability On kid #2 now and still working great!

ear2010

Hastings, NE

We got the Baby Trend Expedition Jogger Travel System when my son was born a year ago. We live in the country on a caliche road, so I needed something that would fit the terrain. During the warm part of the year I am out jogging/walking with my son every day. I love that the stroller seat reclines as my son would almost always fall asleep once we got out on our bumpy road. The shade also swivels toward the front which is an awesome feature that most strollers don't have. Since I usually walk in the mornings this is great to keep the sun out of my sleeping baby's eyes. I have never had any trouble with the wheels or tires. You have to add a little air occasionally, but if you put in green goo before you use it the first time, it will save a lot of heart ache due to flats. It is hard to get in and out of our trunk, but that would be expected with any stroller since we drive a Nissan Sentra (Tiny sedan!). The car seat is a really good one, though it has very little padding. When my son was very small I would put a folded up receiving blanket behind his back in the car seat to give a little more comfort. That seemed to work fine for him. I also LOVE that the child tray is removable!!!! So many strollers do not have this feature and once your little one is walking and getting heavy, you will not want to have to pick them up for them to get in and out. The under carriage storage is kind of small, but that is not a big deal. Durability Still using it, now with my second baby.

zephyr07

Lubbock, TX

I used a Baby Trend Jogger stroller for a year, and while it served its purpose of allowing me to take my daughter along while I exercised, and held her securely, I could see that many aspects of its construction were in keeping with its cheap price.  Joggers can be expensive, so if you're willing to put up with its negative attributes, you can definitely get some good use out of it. The fabric in the seat started pulling apart, and the netting that you could put your keys/phone in tore really easily.  There were some alternative places to store your valuables, so it wasn't a dealbreaker, but inconvenient nonetheless.  The under-seat basket was halfway decent size, but it was hard to get anything bigger than a shoe into it because a bar went accross the opening.  The tires had a tougher time holding air; I feel like I had to inflate them more often than should have been necessary.  The plastic wheel guard came loose a number of times from my daughter tapping on it.  It was easy to open and close, and was small enough to fit in my car's trunk, which was helpful.  I think this product is a good case of 'you get what you pay for'.  If you're desparate for a jogger and the price is right, go ahead.  If you can afford to pay more, I would.    

MommysFavoriteThings

Orlando, FL

We had our first baby this year and we were looking for products that would be durable and long-lasting. I love my Baby Trend Jogging Stroller! I didn't buy a regular stroller, I use this one for grocery shopping, going to the mall and of course actually jogging. It pushes with ease, I can open it up and close it by myself and it doesn't weigh a ton. It is very easy, there is a red button, to adjust the wheel so there is no wobbling while running. Then you can flip the switch back for everyday use (making it easier to turn corners and circles). I have two small complaints. The tires did go flat pretty quickly, but my husband fixed that. He just bought some tire filler and we haven't had a problem since. The other complaint is that the parent try is not very helpful. The water bottle holders are to small (only a slim 16oz plastic bottle will fit) and the covered tray is very small on top. But these were things I can handle, the price was great the stroller is reliable!

GlutenFreeMom

Temecula, CA