Smooth Ride for Two: Baby Trend Navigator Double Jogger Stroller

AmiaAmia: I’m convinced people don’t read. Don’t read instruction manuals, descriptions, specifications, nothing. Complaints about wobbly tires - they weren’t installed properly (instructions mentions wobbly wheels). Complaints about width - included in description. Complaints about tires flat right out of the box - the manual states they ship all tires flat so you will have to inflate them. Complaints about quality - its a $200 DOUBLE jogger, which for the money is actually a great buy. Complaints about the stroller pulling to one side, read the manual to fix it. Complaints about not fitting in the trunk - measure your trunk space. Complaints about canopies not blocking the sun - they pull down/are adjustable. Etc. Etc. Product manuals are publicly available on the manufacturer website for those who don’t know and want to look it over before purchasing.

I was really hesitant to buy this because of the reviews, and I’m annoyed I waited so long because this stroller is fantastic. It was easy to put together, it feels quality in most areas, and my children love it. I have an almost 3 year old and an almost 6 month old. My baby fits perfectly after adjusting the straps down....

United States on Aug 09, 2023

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Mexico on May 21, 2020

Amazon Customer: I love this stroller - And yes, I do use it for jogging. I also own a single Baby Trend jogger. It feels like the double stroller is more than twice the weight of the single, but it's so nice for regular walks with my two boys. It has large tires and front swivel wheels so it's easy to push and makes for a pleasant walk. I always have the front wheels unlocked (so they swivel) when I am walking and I have never had them shake on me, even at a very brisk pace.
Although I always prefer to run alone, I do sometimes need to take the boys out with me and this stroller is perfect. You definitely have to LOCK the front wheels so they don't swivel or else the wheels will shake like other reviewers have said. Some have said that the stroller is difficult to turn with the front wheels locked, but I personally don't find that to be the case. I run on a paved inter-city river trail with lots of curves and I am able to turn just fine at a jog just by pushing the stroller in the direction I need to go. Only on the sharpest turns do I need to actually lift up the front wheels in order to make it, and even so, I don't find it terribly difficult to do. And don't think I'm some sort of amazing...

United States on Sep 18, 2016