Before I fork over the dough for it, I want Bump opinions.
What's the main differences in the models?
Why do I see some for $600 and some for $300ish?
Does it have an attachment for a 2nd child like the Phil and Ted?
What is the difference between a fixed wheel and a non fixed wheel?
What is the difference between air filled and solid tires?
I've been on the website and have looked around, but it all runs together. I wish they had a sidebyside comparison for all of them.
TIA for your help!
Re: XP: Explain the BOB to me please!
https://www.joggingstroller.com/custserv/info.jsp?pageName=compare
Fixed vs swivel wheel matters if you are going to use it for actual running vs stylish tooling around the mall.
DS - December 2006
DD - December 2008
We have the BOB revolution, which has a non-fixed wheel--you can pull out a pin in the bracket of the front wheel so that it can swivel (easier for walking, hiking) or put the pin in and the wheel is fixed forward (better for running)
A fixed wheel only model is really only good for running, as it's nearly impossible to steer while walking, etc.
As far as I'm aware, they do not offer a second child attachment like P&T.
Air filled tiers weigh less and give a smooother ride, but do require occasional "pumping up" and could theoretically get a hole, leak or pop. Solid tires require no maintenance, but are heavier and give a more bumpy ride.
We like ours, great for running, and also for rugged terrain, hiking, walking in the park, over grass, etc, but I don't like the back support, the back kind of sags. I keep considering adding another strap across the back.
I got the "stroller strides" version because it came in red and included the handlebar console
Annpolis- Thanks for the link!
DNAGAL- Exactly what I wanted to know! Thank you!
NPEACOCK- Thank you!!!