Baby Trend Expedition

Pros: Great jogging style stroller that collapses easily. Fun for baby & mom/dad!
Cons: Hand Brake Tricky to install - not sure if it really works.

Being a stay home mom in the summer time, is lots of fun. But I'm an active person, and everywhere I go - my baby goes. Since the weather has finally gotten nice out, that means running errands in the stroller, taking daily afternoon walks, and evening...

Pros: all the perks of the pricey brands
Cons: got a flat tire easily

We wanted to buy a jogger stroller because the area we live in has surrounding rough terrain and nature trails that are too rough for a regular stroller.

Although this was the most inexpensive baby jogger we could find at $99, it is a great...

Pros: Inexpensive, 5-point harness restraint, comfortable textured grip on handle, loads of storage
Cons: Shoulder strap too loose

I already owned two jog strollers (a single and a double - both from inStep) when I saw the Baby Trend Expedition jog stroller at Toys-R-Us. I should have just kept on walking but it was calling to me…Psst! Look at me…yeah you, look at...

Pros: Good for use on non-paved surfaces, big enough for a tall toddler, inexpensive, good wheel size
Cons: Takes up a lot of room in a trunk, front wheel does not swivel

I bought the Baby Trend single jogger stroller because I live in a rural area on a gravel road and I enjoy walking. Since I need to be able to take my toddler with me when I go for a walk, I needed a stroller with large wheels to navigate the soft...

Pros: inexpensive, lots of wonderful features
Cons: none yet!

Let me start this off by saying that I am, in no way, shape, or form, an exercise guru. I'm simply a mommy trying to get in shape! So, when I found myself walking 12-15 miles a week, I decided it was time to treat myself to a jogging stroller. Pushing...

Pros: Hand brake, tether strap, reclining seat, clear panel in sunshade
Cons: Tough to fold, could be difficult to fit in a small car

I got a great bargain on a floor model of this stroller. It was my color (purple), so I could not pass it up!

It is easy and quick to get my daughter loaded and strapped in. The Baby Trend Expedition is equipped with a 5 point...

Pros: Smooth ride, easy to push on most surfaces, durable, lots of room to haul stuff
Cons: Not comfortable for taller kids, not the easiest to disassemble for storage or transport

We bought this stroller three years ago, when our youngest son was one year old. Our other stroller had small wheels, which made it very tough to push around on gravel and dirt. We were at the local fair, dragging him backward on his stroller through...

Pros: Inexpensive stroller with big features
Cons: Slightly heavy and won't fit in smaller trunks

We purchased this stroller from ToysRUs for $99 ($10 coupon good until 6/2001 applied) because we read the reviews for it and they all seemed positive.

To start, this is an excellent stroller with features that more expensive strollers have....

Pros: Solidly built, Bicycle-style wheels, Storage area underneath, Stylish
Cons: No obvious ones

The Baby Trend Expedition is the best friend of an active father, who wants to take a stroll or a jog with baby in something other than the "Cadillac" stroller.

What do I mean?

Well, it seems that we've come into possession...

Pros: By far, the price! Many extras
Cons: turning in tight spots

After admiring joggers from afar, I decided to take the plunge after seeing this item. When my now two year old daughter was born, we bought the Evenflo Travel system for $150, hard to justify to the hubby spending another $300 for a different style. But...

Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing

I only could have dreamed of such a stroller until my friend introduced me to her Baby Trend Expedition Stroller. This stroller has more convenience and ease than I sometimes know what to deal with.

ONCE UPON A STROLLER

I...

Pros: excellent price, good workmanship, safe
Cons: tires go flat easily, difficult to steer

When we found out that my wife was going to have a baby, we were very excited. Since I love to jog, I thought that a jogging stroller would provide an excellent opportunity for me to bond with our child, while also showing the importance of exercise....

Pros: Inexpensive & safe.
Cons: Is a bit bulkier than others on the market

I got this when my son second child was about a year old. When my oldest was at school or busy with dad it was our time to hit the highway! My oldest isn't much into jogging & his height & weight does not permit me to get a double jogger and take...

Pros: Moves well and great price
Cons: lacks steering

I purchased this stroller after becoming frustrated on long walks with my other stroller. The other stroller is great for malls, but not for 4-6 mile walks. When I looked at jog strollers, I was immediately shocked by the prices. I narrowed my search...

Pros: Solidly built, lots of storage for packages and baby bag. Goes anywhere.
Cons: Lists to the right, awkward to get up and down stairs, loose straps.

When my son was born, I knew I wanted a jogging stroller. Although they're big and slightly awkward, jogging strollers can go where regular ones can't. Living in the middle of a city, we walk a lot and not always on smooth terrain.

The...