Best Baby Jogger 3-Wheel Prams & Strollers

great travel stroller – easy to navigate. very light. travel friendly. went to europe with this stroller. though the cobblestones were challenging! Show details

Excellent!! Had it 4 years & bought 2nd hand!!! – I bought this pram because I live in the bush & love running. It has been fantastic. 4 years later & it’s still going & I have flogged it. I bought… Read more

it 2nd hand. I’m now looking for another one as I’m pregnant again. I have used this pram to death, rain wind or shine. On the beach, up & down mountains. My recommendations would be, service it regularly, get the rain cover & the little tray attachment at the front so you can feed plenty of snacks with less mess. And the drink older for mumsies morning coffee/tea/water. I read other people talk about the wheel wobble, it does do that sometimes, but it’s usually to do with a combination of uneven road, uneven load. You need to make sure the wheels are pumped up properly. And that your hands are evenly spaced on top bar. I have run 1000’s of km with this pram on rough & sealed roads. I think as well you need to check if the front wheel needs to be locked or unlocked for different road types. I think it’s a fab pram. It’s designed for various different terrains & it’s just working out how to use it properly. Enjoy!!

Awesome all terrains pram – Pros: 1. Bought our city elite 2 in 2021 for our first and still look nearly brandnew when our 2nd bub arrived in 2024. Hubby was the one that… Read more

picked it as he is over 180cm and didn’t feel comfortable pushing our previous pram. 2. We live in regional QLD so has always want a strong pram for everyday walk. Very easy to push even in dirt rock track with 12” wheels and all wheels suspension. We used it for walking, hiking and park. 3. Super spacious and can carry up to 34kg. Our boy is nearly 4 and still fit in the pram comfortably. If we are out and about and my boy is tired, I can carry my bub and put him in there. It has lying-flat recline for newborn but I still purchased a bassinet, also very spacious. 4. It folds easily with one hand. It can fit my RAV4 and still leave space for my groceries.

Only few downsides for me are: 1. It weighs nearly 12kg and a little big for a tiny Asian lady like myself to carry, but never an issue if my big Aussie hubby can do the hard chore. 2. Can feel a bit bulky because of the footrest. I don’t pack it in my car, only travel with it if we went hiking. We store it indoor without folding it down, so everyday I just push it out the door for a walk. 3. For 1000$ price tag in 2021 (now it is 849$) I would expect at least a rain cover or sun shade, but only the pram and capsule adapter that I don’t need.