Bob Double Stroller

Bob Sport Utility Stroller 

BOB Sport Utility Stroller is a great choice for active parent due to 16 inch knobby tires and excellent Sport Utility Stroller suspension. You can take BOB Sport Utility Stroller both off- road and on- road.  You can see that there are many similarities between Sport Utility Stroller and mountain bike.
The BOB Sport Utility stroller looks like your typical jogging stroller.  It comes in a choice of blue or red, so you can pick which one you prefer.   It does have a simple, one-handed, two-step fold that allows it to fold up compactly for a jogging stroller, and compared to some models, it is not particularly heavy.

The BOB Sport Utility Stroller - Orange is ideal for an off-road strolling experience. Knobby tires and high-impact polymer composite wheels maximize traction, while a fixed front wheel provides increased stability when the trail gets rough. The durable, lightweight, easy-fold frame makes it easy to transport the Sport Utility Stroller to wherever your adventures start. You'll know your child is having a smooth ride with a state-of-the-art suspension system, ultra-padded reclining seat and adjustable five-point padded harness. The accessory adapter feature allows you to quickly secure a BOB Infant Car Seat Adapter or BOB Snack Tray (accessories not included).

This  Bob sport utility stroller  has allowed myself, baby, and our dog to enjoy the outdoors. The weather shield has been a great way to keep the little one warm on windy and colder days. When I pick her up out of the stroller at the end of our walk (2 miles) she has been a toasty muffin despite a lot of wind and temperatures of about 20 degress. Of course, she is dressed for the weather but the weather shield keeps the wind from hitting her, drying her skin, and cooling her down.

When you use the BOB sport utility stroller you don't have to be concerned about safety. There are many great security functions that are included. These would consist of the five point harness, a handbrake when you need to slow down for those inclines as well as a parking brake. 1 point I thought was genius is the fact that they've a wrist tether however it does not connect to the handlebar, it attaches to the axle. This will make sure that you don't take down the baby if you tumble. Additionally you have a footbrake that will allow you to keep the stroller from rolling when you're over a slope.