Jeep Adventure Jogging Stroller, Black
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| List Price: | $349.99 |
| Price: | $210.98 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. |
Product Description
Whether you want to jog or walk, you can easily do both with the Jeep Adventure Jogging Stroller with a simple click, you can swivel or lock the front wheel in place. You and baby can listen to your favorite tunes with iBaby sound system. Simply attach your own portable audio electronics, like an iPod, and go. 16" rear air-filled tiresfor jogging comfort and increased performance on unven surfaces. Locking front wheel provides increased wheel base and stability when jogging, but can swivel for every day use. Compatible with many popular infant car seats (no adapter required) including: BabyTrend, Britax, Chicco, Cosco, Graco, Peg Perego and Safety 1st. Shock absorbing suspension system keeps the ride smooth. Smart handle adjusts to multiple heights. Multi-position reclining seat. Large underseat storage basket can be accessed from the front or back of the stroller. Convenient Free-Stand design stands upright when folded. Child cup holder for easy access to cup/bottle. Adjustable 5-point harness and safety tether for safety. 60 pounds. Child weight capacity. JPMA Certified. One-year manufacturer warranty.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3346 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: Jeep
- Model: JJ017-XJT1
- Released on: 2013-06-11
- Dimensions: 44.00" h x24.50" w x55.50" l,1.97 pounds
Features
- Forward-locking front wheel provides increased wheel base and stability while jogging; Swivels for everyday use
- Compatible with many popular infant car seats (no adapter required) including: Baby Trend, Britax, Chicco, Cosco, Graco, Peg Perego and Safety 1st
- 16" rear air-filled tires and shock absorbing suspension system increase performance on uneven surfaces and provide a smooth ride
- Multi-position reclining seat accommodates 60 pounds child weight capacity
- Smart Handle adjusts to multiple heights and Convenient Free-Stand design allows stroller to stand upright when folded
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.I'm pretty low tech when it comes to something like a stroller. My conservative nature has kept me from major upgrades or expensive stroller options with all the bells and whistles. I know that the stroller can be a crucial investment, but it also has a relatively short shelf life unless you keep having babies. And that's not something that I have plans to do. I was interested, though, in getting a stroller option with a little more flexibility and versatility and so I was looking at jogging strollers when the Jeep Adventure came to my notice. Of course, I had to get it. One of my primary concerns was car seat compatibility and I was unimpressed with the product details listed here. Here is a specific list culled from the product website to assist in your purchasing decision.The following brands of infant car seats can be used:Baby Trend® Flex-LocBaby Trend® EZ Flex-LocBaby Trend® Latch-LocBritax® ChaperoneChicco® KeyFitChicco® KeyFit 30Graco® Safe SeatGraco® SnugRide® InfantGraco® SnugRide® 30Graco® SnugRide® 32Graco® SnugRide® 35Peg Perego® Primo ViaggioPeg Perego® Primo Viaggio SIPPeg Perego® Primo Viaggio SIP 30-30Safety 1st® Designer 22(tm)Safety 1st® onBoard(tm) 35Safety 1st® onBoard(tm) 35 AIRWhen the Jeep Adventure arrived, it required some assembly but it was intuitive and easy to comprehend. The stroller itself is roomy when extended and relatively compact when folded up. It will even stand on its own when folded so that you can get your car open. I thought it was going to be super big, but I had no trouble getting it into the trunk or back seat of a Dodge Stratus. It gives a good smooth ride, even over uneven surfaces due to the sophisticated shock system. I'm sure this isn't the fanciest stroller you can buy, but it more than met my needs with a number of additional features. KGHarris, 9/13.Additional Features:Sound system in handle to connect to MP3 or iPod.Large underseat storage basket with access from front or back.Cup holderAdjustable harness & safety tether
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.If it seems that jogging, stroller, baby should not be in the same sentence due to safety concerns, you are not alone.Any time that you are going faster than a turtle-speed with a baby on board, you must have a sturdy stroller that you are sure won't turnover. Jogging with a stroller over hills, bumps, dips in the road, seems like a possible disaster waiting to happen.That's why I really like the wide, large wheels on this stroller. The three-wheel construction also provides stability at faster speeds.The stroller is heavy, which is great for stability but is harder for maneuverability and for folding it and placing it into the car.The workmanship seems pretty good on the stroller and I haven't seen any rips/tears, etc. yet (only used it for about a month).
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.This stroller comes in a very large box that is fairly heavy. My 5 year-old daughter and I assembled it without any problems in about 20 min.Our 2 year-old son loves to ride in it and seems to be very comfortable in it.Pros:Large tires as they make it easy to go over anything.The front wheel can lock and unlock. This makes the stroller very easily maneuverable even with 1 hand.Cup holders for parent and child (neither are very deep)Adjustable handle for jogger's comfort. Love this feature as I am 6'1 and usually strollers are too short.Quality of constructionLarge under basket that can be accessed from the front and back.Large sunshade. It has a small clear window, so that you can easily check on your child or play peek-a-boo with him/her.Shocks really seem to make ride extra comfortableReclining seatSafe and comfortable harnessConsSize/doesn't fold down very compactly. I know many jogging stroller don't fold at all. However, this stroller takes up the entire cargo area of my small SUV and in order to get it in I have to place it in thoughtfully or I can't close the door. Wish it would fold a little more compactly.iBaby sound system. We are techie around here and were excited about this feature, but it's a flop on many levels. 1. It doesn't fit an iPhone 5 or 5s (they are a little long) 2. Connection/sound quality we plugged it in and when you weren't hearing static and random noise the speaker really didn't emit the music loudly enough or at a good quality. Playing music on my iPhone speaker not attached to the iBaby proved to be a better option. 3. It is made of cheap plastic. I removed the unit from the stroller.All-in-all for the cost, I think this stroller is a great quality stroller that you will enjoy.
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