BOB Gear Wayfinder Jogging Stroller with Independent Dual Suspension, Air-Filled Tires, and 75-Pound Weight Capacity, Nightfall

Amazing stroller! I used a BOB stroller when I had children 25 years ago and bought one for my granddaughter- it is still a fantastic choice.

Smooth as all get out, grand kiddo slept while I was running!

We love our BOB strollers! We had the wider version years ago with our other boys and needed one for our newest addition. I wanted something more narrow but still durable and able to ride on different trails and terrain. So far it's been awesome! I don't personally love the way you lower and raise the seat. It's by pulling each side to balance it and doesn't always balance but overall nothing you can't live with. Baby loves it and seems to be comfy and happy. Easy to break down and smaller than the other to fit in the car better. Works well on the different terrains we have used it for and so I would say it's definitely worth the investment.

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The Cadillac of strollers. We had a cheap stroller with our first and knew it was a necessary upgrade when we found out we were pregnant with our second. It is expensive, but well worth it. It maneuvers so smoothly, turns on a dime, feels like high quality across the board, and looks great. It is easy fold, but the only downside is that it is pretty heavy. It does not come with a snack tray or cup holder, so you may want to purchase that separately. Overall very pleased with the purchase.

The BOB Gear Wayfinder Jogging Stroller is a smooth ride — seriously, the suspension and air-filled tires make every walk or jog feel effortless, even on bumpy sidewalks. Baby stays comfy, I get my steps in, and the whole thing feels sturdy and well built. The only downside? It’s bulky. Getting it in and out of the car is kind of like wrestling a mini SUV into your trunk. If you’ve got the space (or upper body strength), it’s worth it for the performance. But if you’re constantly loading and unloading, just know you’ll be getting an arm workout too. Overall, it does exactly what it promises — great jogging stroller, just not the most compact travel buddy.

It is very heavy, but I like it a lot. I can use it to go to the trails with my daughter. Other strollers will be hard on those type of roads. But of course not on very hard trails.

So far we love this thing! I wanted a jogging stroller for my daily walks with my granddaughter (2 years old). Specifically, I wanted something a lot easier to push the the Bentley 6-in-1 that we’ve been taking on our walks. We go up and down a lot of hills, over 2.5 miles daily. I knew I wanted a handbrake and a covered basket so that’s what led me to this specific model. I love those features, the huge canopy, ease of pushing with one hand, super easy assembly, the basket is huge, the seatbelt snaps definitively in place, the seat is wide with room for my granddaughter and her favorite stuffed sloth. I’m a little concerned about the zipper on the basket, it seems a little delicate. The only other thing to note is there is no parent pocket whatsoever. I don’t need a big one but don’t want to put my phone and AirPod case in the basket either. So, if you’re like me, you’ll definitely want to buy the parent organizer sold separately. And also a tire pump to throw in the basket. But overall, my granddaughter doesn’t want to get out of it and we are looking forward to our adventures with the Wayfinder!

This stroller took 9 full days to arrive from Ontario to BC. It's such a nice stroller. Can easily manoeuvre it with one hand. I love this stroller. The storage at the bottle has a zipper but it it a bit small, but it's ok because we don't need a ton of storage.

Pros: easy to set up/tear down, sturdy, excellent on rough terrain, visually appealing and you can tell this was made to last. Literally best stroller! However….. Cons: not compatible with many infant car seats so you need to buy specific adapters (check the BOB website first to see if your car seat is compatible). I had to buy the adapters on Amazon.com (US version) because I couldn’t find the adapters sold ANYWHERE in Canada. This particular stroller is a new model but you’d think the company would have universal adapters.

The stroller's capacity is mentioned as child's height up to 44' and weight up to 65lb. My kid is below both limits and has average waist size, but I couldn't buckle him up even in the maximum position of the hurnesss. The footrest was too narrow, too high and totally useless, my kid had to hang his legs without any support. The stroller is big and heavy and not comfortable at all to use. We wanted to return it right after receiving, but it wasn't showing delivered and so I couldn't initiate the return immediately. When it was approaching 1 month and still was showing undelivered, I contacted the seller and was finally able to return the stroller The stroller was returned in excellent condition in the original packaging, however, the seller returned me CAD 723.19 while I originally paid CAD 903.99 (more than CAD 180 less than what I paid). After contacting, the seller replied that they charged a restocking fee! I contacted Amazon but Amazon just re-directed me to the seller without any support. I strongly disagree with the very unfairly charged re-stocking fee, and it appeared that the seller charge it for all returned items from any buyer. I am very disappointed with the seller's lack of integrity, ethics and professionalism. Amazon used to be my first choice to buy anything for many years, but not anymore. Specifically, I will never buy any expensive product fom Amazon again.