Expedition® Race Tec™ Plus Jogger Travel System with EZ-Lift™ Plus Infant Car Seat, Ultra Black

I put the time in doing research before buying and we decided on the Race Tec stroller. We couldn’t be happier with it. Even though it’s a jogger, we actually use it more as an everyday stroller — and it more than does the job, especially where I live since the sidewalks here are very uneven. It’s got a smooth ride because of the large, sturdy wheel. It can handle bumps, cracks, and rough spots in the pavement with ease. The baby seems very comfortable and happy in it, which is the most important thing!I also really appreciate that it can collapse fairly easily when it’s time to pack it up or store it. It’s not the smallest stroller once folded — it still takes up a good amount of space — but that’s to be expected for a jogger-style stroller with such solid construction. The folding mechanism itself is straightforward and not too heavy to lift into my trunk.Overall, the build quality is excellent, and it feels premium product without the same price tag as the ‘Bob’. You won’t be unhappy with this purchase!

I waited until I had time to use stroller a bit before writing review. Stroller is simple to assemble and easy to fold. You need to inflate tires, which makes sense with shipping and storageIt moves super smoothly. Lots of room for storage. Safety belts are very secure but easy to secure and release.Seat does not lay completely flat but reclines enough for napping

This stroller is the absolute best. Quality product and easy, comfortable ride for our little one. Well thought out and functional.

I love this stroller! It is a smooth ride.We have run over goat -heads many times, and the tires went flat, so my husband filled them with something that kept that from happening. We no longer have that problem. Baby Trend Expedition® Race Tec™ Plus Jogger, Ultra now goes everywhere.This is very dependable and reliable. My son is four years old now and has owned it since he was born. Our family still uses it as we go on 4 mile walks where he can not keep up with us. We can't leave him behind.The older siblings love pushing this stroller as it goes fast.I really appreciate the bicycle wheels because we live on a gravel road. The gravel does not stop us or slow us down. When I go on a walk with another mom who has a stroller, I give her the sidewalk because mine works well off the road, which is one reason I bought it. We live next to trails and hiking areas and ho frequently. Regular stroller wheels would get us nowhere.There is a strap to connect to your wrist (mine broke 1-2 years ago) for safety, so while you are jogging, if you accidentally let go, you are still connected.There is a good-sized, convenient material storage holder under where the child sits. The tray opens from one side and lifts up. It has cup holders. Also, the parent has a little compartment and cup holder, too.The seat does fold down for sleeping. You can adjust the seat to whatever position you want. The umbrella top moves both to the back and all the way forward. There is even a window on the cover to check inside on your child.

I usually prefer high-end strollers, because I hate cheap looking strollers. After purchasing a more high end jogging stroller, and realizing that it was too big for me. I returned it and found this one. This is a very good sporty looking stroller, it doesn't look cheap at all. I have used it three times in the track so far and it rolls very smoothly in different terrains, the canopy is large enough to cover most part of the baby. And there are a lot of netting, which makes it very breezy for the baby. It folds and unfolds very easily, although a little bulky when folded. I also like the cupholder feature for parents which has a phone holder in the middle. The cupholder for the baby holds a regular size iPad, as well as cups and snacks for the baby. I did only give it four stars because of a couple of features that I am not so in love with. Number 1 I am not too thrilled about having to step on both rear tires to lock them and number 2 the window to be able to see the baby from the top is a little too small and far. I'm 5 feet and I can't peek at my baby while walking. I have to look through the side to see what he is doing. Not a dealbreaker, so I'm keeping the stroller.

We are not actually joggers, but we walk daily in areas with extra rough roads and sidewalks. This grade of jogger did just what we needed to give our little guy a smoother ride than he had in our other small-wheeled stroller, without breaking the bank. Its stability and ease of walking on varied terrain helps make it possible for one person to walk the big dog and push the baby solo whether we need to roll across a broken sidewalk, over some asphalt, or into the grass at the park.The features and construction are more bare bones than the big brands, but the stroller is functional for our needs. Example: It has manual foot locks, but no handle brakes to slow down while running. So if I were training for a marathon or planned to use the stroller for years through multiple babies, I’d invest in one of the fancier brands. Example 2: It also takes up lots of room in the vehicle and isn’t the easiest to fold up/down and load into the car. So I would not use it for a state-hopping travel stroller or if I lived in a tiny house and needed something compact.But for a reliably smoother ride and daily comfort for the little guy, this works great for us!