Golf course stroller

[sanremo]

I need a new stroller for my 5 month old. Our current stroller is 8 years old and looks 20. I would like a stroller that is good for rough terrain (I sneak out on the golf course a lot) and maybe for running (lord knows that won't actually happen). Due to an injury I received while giving birth, long weird story, I need a stroller that is easy to fold with one hand.

I also want a purty one cuz I deserve it.

Budget not a huge issue. Please give me your recommendations.

[timtits]

So a jogging or all terrain? Mountain buggy or Bob if you're looking at actual joggers. All terrain then any of the Phil and Ted's all terrains. Sturdy long lasting and all easy to push. Not 100% on the Mountain Buggy or BOb, but Phil and Ted's are quick and easy to fold. I know you can one hand it because I did - I had one for four years. Oh, also test out the Valco.

[flcl]

My bob is really good in all types of outdoor environment. It's not particularly pretty though. It's also not great for everyday use indoors

[masonjar]

Everyone I know who has a Bob highly recommended it. We couldn't spend that much on a stroller at the time, so I settled for an Eddie Bauer jogger. It's not that great in tough terrain. The bob strollers have shocks, so they should be much better.

[timtits]

flcl it's funny you say that. Everyone here shops with theirs, the malls and stores are packed with them. It's like a herd. A scary herd. I stuck to my P&T because it was narrower, still fit up to tall kids but the tires still got you through rough stuff. But I also had a running stroller/bike trailer and a lightweight.

[sanremo]

I am stuck now deciding between the P&T navigator in cherry or the Bumbleride Indie in aqua. Any thoughts?

[flcl]

timtits: ugh, no thank you... I run into everything with the Bob indoors. No fun.

sanremo: the bumble ride is similar to the bob, but prettier.

[schnitz9]

Have you checked out the bugaboo buffalo? A friend of mine has it and loves it!!!!

[timtits]

Jan 26, 2015 10:43:29 GMT -5 flcl said:

timtits: ugh, no thank you... I run into everything with the Bob indoors. No fun.

sanremo: the bumble ride is similar to the bob, but prettier.

I'm glad I work during the day, the malls and stores have big huge open corridors and aisles, but it's stroll-pocalypse in there.....like this, with people added.

[queenbabee]

Love our BOB for all terrain, but agree with PP, not great for long periods. Also, I'm petite (and quite out of shape) and do not find it "easy" to fold or think I could do it one handed. I also find it pretty heavy. If you gave it a try in the store to make sure you can fold easily, I would definitely rec for golfing or trails

[mom2boxers]

How about a City Versa? It's not a jogging stroller but it handles great on pavement and grass if you get the GT wheel kit. It's being discontinued so you can find them at a great price. Also, you can fold it one handed and it has a smaller footprint in your trunk. I think mine is pretty.

[kmc84]

The Baby Jogger Summit X3 is a jogging stroller that folds easily with one hand. It pushes so easily too! We have taken ours on some hikes, so a golf course would be a piece of cake

The Baby Jogger City Mini GT is an all terrain that folds easily with one hand.

If you really need a one handed fold, you can't beat BJs fold.

[tunnel]

I second the City Mini GT. It's not quite as hard core as the BOB, but it folds so easily with one hand and is lighter.