Best double jogging stroller

The Thule Chariot with all the kits got me through two kids. It's a much better running stroller than the Urban as well with larger wheels and lower rolling resistance. Good thing price isn't a concern because all together I bet I dropped close to $1500 on all the pieces.

Don't get the double BOB, that thing has a mind of its own and will try to steer you into a building or into traffic anytime you hit a bump or a dip. And yes, I always ran with the front wheel locked straight. Might be okay if all you run on is nice smooth bike paths.

Not a jogging specific stroller but we also had a Burley bike trailer with the jogging kit and that worked awesome. Tracked great, easy to get up curbs, tons of cargo space, easy to enclose the kids without fussing with a separate rain cover, and can be used as a bike trailer or for xc skiing.

I realize it's technically a safety risk, but I never lock the front wheel on the urban glide and it's never been a problem, even off-road. Other than the issue with the wheel locked is there anything else bad about the Bob?

We do use the jogging stroller for general non-running use as well, so the Chariot if pretty much off the table

it's called bob because you have to steer it like a bobsleigh. the occupant sitting inside must lean their weight in the direction they want to travel. in this case the child sounds like they aren't pulling their weight. going forward; advise undergoing additional training for current child or get a new child.

Bumbleride Indie Twin. Love the various seating arrangements; there's an infant insert option and it feels so stable on pretty much any terrain, even a sandy beach. Down side is that it's fairly wide and doesn't fit through most regular doors but that's an issue for pretty much all side by side strollers.

The chariot ships with walking stroller wheels though. I don't think I understand why it's off the table. I'm in nearly the same boat as you kid-wise and we've already purchased a double Thule chariot. Granted, we haven't used it much yet but you can definitely use it as a regular stroller too. I mean, it would be wide going through grocery aisles and stuff but otherwise I don't see the issue.

I've logged a fair number of miles pushing my daughter in a 2009 vintage single Bob and I love it. That thing rolls effortlessly. I also leave the front wheel unlocked unless I'm going over rough terrain that might make it swing around unexpectedly. If we hadn't already purchased the Chariot (for its versatility), I wouldn't hesitate to pick up a used double Bob.

I think the bigger issue rather than stroller selection is going to be that my daughter increasingly wants to get out and walk by herself. I wouldn't be surprised if I end up taking new bebe out in the old Bob while my older daughter hangs out with mom or grandparents.

I've run quite a few miles with a double bob and it seemed fine. I would occasionally get the crazy front wheel spin when I forgot to lock the front wheel, but no real issues. Our double didn't have the option to attach a car seat, but we had a single bob with car seat attachment for when the kids were real little. Out of the 3 double stollers I've used, Bob was the best, but I never used a Chariot or other Thule.

Did not know this. It has the same minimum recline as the urban glide though, right?

I recommend not running with a stroller. It is a terrible experience.