Joovy Zoom360 Ultralight Jogging Stroller, Black

I recently purchased this stroller for my 7 year old daughter with special needs. She has balance and coordination issues, as well as low stamina due to several medical issues. She is 50 inches tall and weighs 49 pounds. Up until now we had the Uppababy Cruz stroller which we loved, but she has outgrown that stroller now, so we were looking for a jogging stroller with a higher weight capacity. She might need a stroller for another couple of years for when we are out on walks, and we didn't want to spend thousands on a medical stroller or bulky/heavy wheelchair which also wouldn't have a canopy. Thankfully, she comfortably fits in the Joovy. She doesn't mind that her head touches the top of the canopy, and she is definitely more comfortable in this bigger stroller compared to the Uppababy Cruz. The main downsides I can think of are the seat depth of the Joovy. The Uppababy has a depth of 9 inches while the Joovy only has 8 inches. 10 inches would have been perfect. The Joovy seat is wider compared to the Uppababy, which is a big plus. Another thing that's worse with the Joovy is the brake pedal. It is harder and hurts the feet a bit when you loosen it. Also, the bottom compartment only has a 5 pound weight limit, and the coffee cup holder for parents is much too small. Other than that it is a nice stroller for bigger kids with special needs who require a stroller for longer.

We're heading on a vacation out of country that will require a lot of walking- my 7 year old (49") doesn't have a lot of stamina, so we decided to get a stroller that can accommodate his size and weight. My other son is almost 10 (56"). Figured a review with their heights would be helpful! The reclined position isn't that comfortable for either kid, but the just regular sitting position is comfortable for both. It is relatively lightweight and easy to push around. The high weight capacity is awesome as our 10 year old is almost 80 pounds. If you're specifically looking for a stroller that fits older kiddos, this one does the trick.

I should start by saying I did not purchase this stroller for jogging purposes. I originally purchased this stroller for the weight limit! I have a three year old who weights almost 60lbs and is over three and a half feet tall. I have a BIG BOY! PROS: The stroller itself seems very well built. I have had mine for about six months now and use almost daily. And I do not have a single complaint about anything being worn out, ripped, snapped. Absolutely nothing. It looks just as nice as the day I received it and my son is rough but to my surprise he has not been able to break a single thing. My very skinny 10 year old can even sit in the stroller. He's a little tall but he can still make it work. It steers like a dream. I can drive it one handed and drink a coffee. Turning is almost mind blowing. I've never once had to stop and fix wheels or 3 point turn it. It travels on grass, concrete, store floors and light sand very easily. It's also a five point harness that can be converted into a three! And that's great with a big toddler. To open or close the stroller, it's a simple lever or pull on a cord situation. I can do it one handed if I really needed to. CONS: There are two big cons for me and why I took a star away. I really do love this stroller so much. It's changed, for the better, my life out and about being able to put my son in a stroller still. Because he's so big. My first and foremost complaint is that my son can tip the stroller over! To the utter shock of the two of us, one day in Target he was reaching for something on a shelf and because it was out of his reach and he's very strong and heavy, it flipped to one side. I actually had the help of a kind stranger to help me lift him back up and while he wasn't hurt...it scared us both. And I'm sure there could be a situation where a child gets hurt from it tipping. I now know it could tip so I take the proper precautions. The lesser of the two complaints in storage. It does not come work any sort of cup holders or trays for the parent. The child does had two small mesh pockets by the seat but they don't have any trays or real cup holders either. The under the seat storage is very minimal also. It is by design a jogger though so I understand why you wouldn't normally be packing it up with actions bunch of stuff. I bought something that works as a cup holder and storage that I attached to the handle where I push. Works great and I can close the stroller with it on. Overall I would 100% but this stroller again. It accommodates larger children. It steers incredibly well. It's also built very well.

I am very happy with the Joovy Zoom360 Ultralight Jogging Stroller. We use it every day! I initially chose this model for its affordability and lighter weight, especially for use at the beach, and it has gone above and beyond my expectations. It folds easily for quick storage and transport, making it incredibly convenient. Using it on the beach has been a breeze – it handles packed sand effortlessly and even glides through deeper soft sand surprisingly well, allowing me to take my baby for walks without any significant issues. The stroller has held up impressively against the maritime elements, and the high-quality, air-filled tires ensure a smooth ride. Even for running, it performs beautifully with very little resistance. My only minor suggestion would be to have larger drink holders in the neoprene storage on the handle, but the zippered pouch between the drink holders is incredibly practical for keeping essentials secure. Overall, this stroller offers exceptional value and functionality, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a versatile and reliable jogging stroller and doesn’t want to worry about spending more than this price point.

This was great for my 6 year old extremely tall 7 year old. Secure, easy to maneuver and great to fold and stow. If you forced me to find a negative, unfolding it was a bit tedious, didn’t utilize gravity for opening.

I looovvee my new stroller. The height is my main quality because my toddler could get out her GB pocket because her feet could touch the ground. With the Joovy her feet cannot reach because how deep the seating is. It’s sturdy and easy to maneuver with one hand. She can’t flip herself over or get out the straps. This is a everyday use for me bent toddler has autism and I have yet to get approved for a disability stroller and now I don’t think I need one this supports all my needs.

Strong sturdy stroller. Highly recommend and very easy to fold and put in the trunk of your vehicle.

I would give this zero stars! The first one arrived with a broken frame!!! Had to pack it back up and order it again! Let’s hope this one doesn’t came broken! And also the cup holder wasn’t included and pump!

So… I did not use it for jogging. Just normal mum use. Pros: - is big. Suitable for older kids too - it pushes with one hand - love the parent console Cons: - it started clicking continuously after a couple of days - the mesh that protects the child’s feet from getting caught in the front wheel came apart in about a week. (Yes, my child did catch her feet in the wheel and also hurt herself as her leg slipped through the hole) Is a design fault as is not reinforced at all and is the point of maximum demand - the point that takes all the weight of the legs, where the heels rest. My child is not even wearing shoes 90% of the time - feels a bit flimsy as it bends down when pushing on the handle bar - the rain cover is not included and after spending quite a few quid on it - it tore, again at the seem. - I only used it for about a month and all this has happened - the seller is a nightmare to deal with and without the Amazon Customer Care team I would have never managed to recover my money. Please check the seller review also. - the material of the seat is already starting to crumple - the chassis is covered in pretty deep scratches from just one fold - transport in the boot of the taxi. Many other scratches appeared although, again, my child does not even wear shoes most of the time - lots of scratches on the back bar also just from using the break. ( I only use spot shoes) - the break can’t be released with the foot if wearing sandals or slippers. You will need to bend down and pull it up by hand

Ottimo per la robustezza risulta più scomodo se si usa il sacco per avvolgere il bambino a causa della seduta più stretta.