I absolutely love bob, I have a single and a duallie. I am not a fan of the new colors mainly because they are so dark and not bright enough to spot at a distance especially while running on the road. The brighter colors are perfect for safety and the new ones for 3.0 are extremely dark especially if the hoods are folded in. I'm extremely concerned if I go running on the roads which I do 5-6 times a week. The 2016-2018 model colors were perfect. The new mesh pocket on the back of the seats that is now sewn down the middle makes it impossible to put anything in. The magnetic peekaboo window is nice so you dont have to worry about the Velcro messing with the other fabric. It does ride super smoothe and agile, I feel like is slightly lighter than the 2016 model. I like it but wish the color was safer, I even have the blue thinking it would be brighter and if the hoods are shut it's bately visible.

We had a BOB duallie that we used for daily walks/hikes on uneven terrain and throughout the Santa Monica Mountain's trails. This stroller very comfortably fits both my boys (ages 4 and 2) from the time they were infants until now and still growing! Other strollers we have had in the past my older son has grown out of (he's on the taller side ranging in the 80's-90's for percentile) and looks like he is too tall to even fit in any others anymore. My mom would take my 2 boys on a walk every single morning in our BOB. We love that you are able to recline one or both seats all the way down so that they can take a nap if they get tired. The sun shade is probably my favorite feature as it has the best coverage and goes much further over the seats to actually protect them from the sun unlike some of the other smaller shades that don't get the full coverage. Locking wheel is a great feature from when we switch from walking in the city to off-roading and this really helps with maneuvering the stroller. It is large but spacious so the boys are always comfortable and leaves plenty of room for storage down below and in the pockets. We love our BOB and wouldn't have any other double jogger! The add-ons are a nice feature too (the removable cup holder and caddy for mom/dad that hooks on the handles is so handy!) definitely worth the purchase!!

Two years ago, we put to test the BOB Revolution Flex 2.0 stroller as we packed our one-year-old son, Hudson, and two (what weight) packs and set out to hike the 500-mile Camino de Santiago. Now we?re preparing to do it all over again?this time with two kids and the BOB Revolution FLEX 3.0 Duallie jogging stroller. The four of us (including Hudson, who is now three, and our one-year old daughter, Kalea) will travel the 150-mile Portuguese route of the Camino. We?ve started training for the trip and have already put in over thirty miles on the Duallie so far. Here are some highlights of the improvements on the older model, and some notes on a double vs. single stroller: ? The two easy-to-access pockets located near the handlebar for your cell phone or other small items may seem like a small detail, but they are extremely useful. ? The Duallie rides extremely smoothly with both kids (35lbs and 20lbs) on board during a jog. Operation requires very little effort on flats and downhill, with reasonable effort on the uphills. Suspension is similar to other BOBs and makes it easy to operate over curbs or gravel and uneven terrain. ? The seat positions are incredible, as usual. They recline in full to allow one or both kids to sleep, and they have enough slack in the harness to fit both our one-year-old and three-year-old comfortably. ? The top window that can be opened to provide a view of your kids is almost identical to the previous model except for the closing feature, which is now magnetic instead of Velcro. This is a huge improvement on style, but more importantly, you no longer have to worry about that loud tearing noise waking up or alarming the kids every time you open the window. ? The increased overhang and position options on the canopies are major improvements, offering more than adequate protection for the kids during certain times of day when the sun comes right at you. ? The first thing I noticed after setting up the Duallie was that it fit easily through the doorway of our house and out into the yard. ? The Duallie is easy to fold up and store, and it fits well inside the trunk of our Honda Accord, with plenty of extra room left over. As an extra perk, the option to easily detach all three wheels makes storing it in tighter spaces a quick option. Our family continues to be major fans of BOB strollers, and we continue to be impressed with the quality and thoughtfulness that goes into them. I would recommend these strollers to any family with two young children that like to hike, run, or wander frequently!

Two years ago, we put to test the BOB Revolution Flex 2.0 stroller as we packed our one-year-old son, Hudson, and two (what weight) packs and set out to hike the 500-mile Camino de Santiago. Now we're preparing to do it all over again-this time with two kids and the BOB Revolution FLEX 3.0 Duallie jogging stroller. The four of us (including Hudson, who is now three, and our one-year old daughter, Kalea) will travel the 150-mile Portuguese route of the Camino. We've started training for the trip and have already put in over thirty miles on the Duallie so far. Here are some highlights of the improvements on the older model, and some notes on a double vs. single stroller: • The two easy-to-access pockets located near the handlebar for your cell phone or other small items may seem like a small detail, but they are extremely useful. • The Duallie rides extremely smoothly with both kids (35lbs and 20lbs) on board during a jog. Operation requires very little effort on flats and downhill, with reasonable effort on the uphills. Suspension is similar to other BOBs and makes it easy to operate over curbs or gravel and uneven terrain. • The seat positions are incredible, as usual. They recline in full to allow one or both kids to sleep, and they have enough slack in the harness to fit both our one-year-old and three-year-old comfortably. • The top window that can be opened to provide a view of your kids is almost identical to the previous model except for the closing feature, which is now magnetic instead of Velcro. This is a huge improvement on style, but more importantly, you no longer have to worry about that loud tearing noise waking up or alarming the kids every time you open the window. • The increased overhang and position options on the canopies are major improvements, offering more than adequate protection for the kids during certain times of day when the sun comes right at you. • The first thing I noticed after setting up the Duallie was that it fit easily through the doorway of our house and out into the yard. • The Duallie is easy to fold up and store, and it fits well inside the trunk of our Honda Accord, with plenty of extra room left over. As an extra perk, the option to easily detach all three wheels makes storing it in tighter spaces a quick option. Our family continues to be major fans of BOB strollers, and we continue to be impressed with the quality and thoughtfulness that goes into them. I would recommend these strollers to any family with two young children that like to hike, run, or wander frequently!