BOB Gear Alterrain Pro Jogging Stroller — Black

After a long wait, my stroller finally arrived, and it was absolutely worth it! I couldn't be happier with it. It's beautiful, incredibly sturdy, high-quality, and feels premium in every way. The ride is exceptionally smooth, it's easy to maneuver, very comfortable to use, and every detail is thoughtfully designed. You can immediately tell that this stroller was built with outstanding craftsmanship and attention to detail. It exceeded all of my expectations. This is truly one of the best purchases I've ever made. I can't wait to take it out on walks and enjoy using it every day. Highly recommended – a well-deserved 5 stars!

I really love this stroller. To get the durability and quality that it gives, I’m ok with how heavy it is. I like a bit of an arm challenge anyways. I imagine most people who are seriously considering getting this are athletic and like to feel strong. But it’s only when moving it up and down stairs or into the car that you’re having to feel strong. Though because of how big the tires are, it’s possible to keep the stroller on its back wheels when going up and down stairs, which makes it easier. Pushing this stroller is a breeze whether you’re running or walking. It glides so smoothly. We used my friend’s plastic stroller for a trip and hated every second on the uneven sidewalks and going up and down curbs, even on the pavement, simply because we had experienced the amazing ride quality of this stroller. I ran in the snow yesterday and it was hard because of the snow, but the stroller worked great. And the tires make it high enough that the bag didn’t drag in the snow. The tire size also makes curbs so easy to go over. I mostly chose this version of the Bob stroller to get the bin that closes and that’s been awesome too. I haven’t had to worry about anything falling out and I have plenty of storage to hold things for long walks. I do want to mention that folding it with my small sized hand isn’t the easiest because of how wide the bar is, but it’s easy for my husband. It’s also not the smoothest with folding and unfolding because of the front tire catching on the bag or needing to reposition the front tire so that it lays flat, but it works good enough for me.

We are absolutely loving our BOB All Terrain Jogging Stroller! After researching tons of jogging and all-terrain strollers, we decided to go with BOB—and it has totally exceeded our expectations. ✅ Smooth Ride This stroller handles everything—sidewalks, gravel, dirt trails, grass, and even uneven pavement. The suspension system is incredible, and the air-filled tires absorb shocks beautifully. My baby stays comfortable and often falls asleep while we’re out running or walking. It honestly glides over bumps. ✅ Great for Jogging & Everyday Use I originally got this for jogging, but now we use it for everyday errands and walks too. It’s easy to maneuver with one hand and has a smooth, steady push whether I'm jogging or just navigating busy sidewalks. The front wheel locks for running and unlocks for tighter turns—super convenient. ✅ Built Tough This stroller is solid. It feels durable and high quality, not flimsy at all. The frame is sturdy, the fabric is rugged, and everything feels like it can handle years of use, even with rough terrain and daily wear and tear. ✅ Comfort & Storage The seat is well-padded and roomy, with a full recline for naps on the go. I love the huge canopy with a peekaboo window—it gives great sun coverage. There’s also plenty of under-seat storage and pockets for snacks, toys, or a diaper bag. Highly Recommend!

This is worth the money! We have used this stroller for jogging, walks, and shopping. So far, no complaints at all! The stroller’s much smoother than any others we have had and it also turns very easy. We were torn between a fixed wheel and a regular wheel and very happy we didn’t get the fixed. With this stroller we can easy lock the front wheel for running but have it unlocked for everyone else. We also love how far down the sunshade goes. There is also a large window on the top so when the shade is down you can see easily inside. I would recommend purchasing the accessories to hold drinks/snacks. Overall, very happy!

I took my daughter (9 months) for her first stroll in it. Almost 90 degrees outside, gave her a sippy cup of cold water, and off we went. She was completely comfortable in it from the moment I put her in. No fidgeting, no fuss, she was smiling and relaxed for every moment. This was the most important thing for me, as I plan on taking her on many outdoor adventures, so the comfort test was paramount. It was nowhere near nap time and I could tell she could have easily slept in it. The sun shade cover is big enough, some reviews complain about the size. I mean if it rains the child's feet will get wet possibly, but I don't plan on too many outings during a storm. I think its perfectly fine. You can tell immediately when you push it that this is a quality machine. The tires come partially inflated (this is a good thing), so have a bicycle tire pump ready. The tires say max 30 psi, I inflated them to about 22 psi. Though there may be an optimal pressure somewhere I didnt look for it yet. Will update review once I jog with it, but I dont think I'll have to. EDIT: Amazing jogs. The adjustment for the stroller drifting right/left is awesome. Most roads are slightly inclined (to allow rain water to drain off them), so the stroller drifting with the front wheel locked is going to occur to some extent. With this stroller its perfect, jog a few dozen feet, quick turn of a knob to adjust, and off you go. EDIT #2: Three years later, still in love with this thing. Smooth jogs like the day I bought it. Re-lubricated the wheel bearings once, just drip it in while slowly turning the wheel. Let gravity do the rest. Daughter is 3 now, she still loves riding in it.

We had nothing but issues assembling this. The left wheel would NOT slide on, as the part it was supposed to click into was manufactured incorrectly. My husband had to loosen the nuts, pull on the brake line and retighten to make the wheel slide on. Before that, it was SO tight it wouldn't even spin. The hand brake on the top of the handle is EXTREMELY hard to pull, as in - if you needed to stop the stroller from careening downhill, you would need to be EXTREMELY strong and even then, when pulled ALL the way in, it only slightly brakes. It does not fully stop the stroller. We used it today and baby liked it, it has shocks but still bumps when on gravel or rougher terrain - but not as bad as a normal stroller. I like the sun shade & storage - All in all, I think for the price - it seems a little cheaply made and if my husband wasn't around, I would have had to send it back - ALSO - It doesn't seem very intuitive to me - We couldn't for the LIFE of us figure out how to open it right away - it took some serious frustration and maneuvering to discover how to open it. It doesn't fold down super small - overall, for the price - I don't know that I could recommend it. It is just EXTREMELY expensive for how clunky it feels. It will get the job done for taking our kiddo on rougher terrain, but thats about it.

It took me several months to make up my mind and purchase this Bob Gear Alterrain Pro. We needed a stroller for my daily walks, for our trips and cobble stones. We have Cybex Priam that I love dearly but it's definitely not a stroller I would take on a a hiking trip. This BOB Alterrain Pro is absolutely amazing. Originally, I wanted a Thule or City Jogger. Thule is a nice stroller, lighter but the seat is shallow and the kids tend to outgrow it faster. My brother got the Tule for his kid and I have to say, the push is not as smooth as with the BOB. I didn't get to try the City Jogger but I didn't like the fact, you couldn't positiong the handle bar. Yes, this BOB is on the heavier side but it's totally worth it. It folds easily and and stands on its own. It is for my 1yo daughter but my 4yo son who is 44" tall fits in just fine as well. When he gets tired, he sits in the foot rest and I can push both kids at the same time :) We are super happy we picked this Alterrain Pro over Thule

Purchased the Alterrain Pro to be used with one of my kids for easy trips to the park and some light jogging. To be clear the stroller, for the most part, is enjoyable to use. Easy to push with one hand, holds a great deal of gear in the lower base, and while a little heavier than ideal folds up pretty easy. Where this stroller falls short is with the inner tire tubes and how you are handled by Britax's (BOB's parent company) customer service when asking for replacements. Purchased my stroller in January of 2021 and after only two months noticed both rear tires would go flat after only a few days necessitating getting pumped up constantly. At three months both rear tires would not hold air at all so called Britax looking for replacements as I assumed I was sent defective inner tire tubes (how else could it be both of them at the same time.) They insisted that it was not covered under warranty and I had to buy replacements myself. I continued arguing that these are defective parts and has nothing to do with the warranty and they finally agreed to send me replacement tubes as a "courtesy." I was pretty shocked how hard I needed to work just to get the point across that it's not right to say I am on the hook for purchasing tubes after only 3 months of use for a $600+ stroller. Tubes arrived a week later and after installing them and filling them up with air figured I was home free. Guess again. One month later back in the same boat with both tires. Difference was that these tires would hold air for generally one whole day so I got in the habit of just filling up the tires before going to the park or zoo or wherever and we would be fine. This past week finally got to the point where air would not be held at all. Called Britax back and was completely stonewalled this time. The warranty for the stroller is 5 years and while I can understand that tires and breaks would normally not be something covered under the warranty couldn't find in the paperwork where it states so. I gave up and purchased some third party tubes and so far have had zero issues. The other stroller I have is a City Select that I can put both of my kids in. It is a hand-me-down from cousins whos kids out grew it almost a decade ago and after years of having it have yet to need to fill them up with air, let alone replace inner tubes. This stroller is almost 20 years old and used way more often than my BOB Alterain Pro. I'm simply left to conclude that BOB Gear has resorted to stuffing cheap third party parts into their products yet still charges the most insane mark up of any stroller company on the market. I would recommend anyone looking into getting a jogging stroller look towards Thule or another manufacturer as BOB has made it clear they do not care about their customers and just expect their brand to carry their horrifically overpriced cheap products.