Baby #2 is coming next week and I'd like to start going on family walk/runs once everyone is up for it.

I see double joggers ranging in price from sub $200 to over $600 and I have no idea where to even begin.

Any recommendations? It will probably get used 3+ times per week on casual neighborhood walk/runs with potential 5k/10k (I don't imagine anything more than that in the foreseeable future) races as well.

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Posted by ZoneLiftGMC

Member since Oct 2010

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Posted on 6/2/17 at 7:12 pm to SLafourche07

I use a bob dually. But only when I have to, even the slightest breeze turns it into a sail. I prefer waking up at 5 and getting my running done.

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Posted by volfromga

Member since Dec 2015

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Posted on 6/3/17 at 6:22 am to SLafourche07

Don't have any positive recommendations, but I can say to avoid the City Mini by Baby Jogger, I've taken it out on a run or two and it seems to make me lean forward to much, if I try and run vertical, my feet kick the basket underneath it. If you have a BuyBuyBaby near you, they are really flexible about trying things out, I would head in there to see what they have and what you like. Also, if you get those random Bed Bath and Beyond coupons in the mail, BuyBuyBaby is part of that company and they will accept the coupons.

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Posted by SheauxMeTheMoney

Member since May 2006

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Posted on 6/3/17 at 1:10 pm to SLafourche07

We have the Baby Trend Expedition. It's not the nicest, but I've put quite a few miles on it. Rolls well, takes bumps pretty good. I even use it on a few dirt trails with tree roots and the little ones don't seem to mind much. Plus, you can't beat this price. LINK

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Posted by Hu_Flung_Pu

Central, LA

Member since Jan 2013

22151 posts

Posted on 6/3/17 at 1:14 pm to SheauxMeTheMoney

We have the expedition for the twins and it does what we want. It does wobble in the front though when you jog because you push down on the handle and the weight comes off the front. You can add a rubber washer to the front bolt to reduce this though.

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