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[Closed] Running buggy/pushchairs...any recommendations?

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As per title, looking for a buggy/pushchair we can use for running/jogging. Needs to have an adjustable handlebar as I'm a good bit taller than my other half. Apart from that I don't really know what to look for....it's not going to be for ultra distances but don't want it to fall apart after 6 months either...

As usual I bow before STWs collective knowledge and experience...


 
Posted : 04/07/2012 8:37 pm
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As usual, depends on budget. Fixed front wheel is a must IME. If you want to do some proper running then something with big wheels, I have some friends with one of [url= http://www.pushchairs.co.uk/acatalog/babyjogger_performance.html ]these[/url] and they love it. They're 'proper' runners and do some serious mileage.

I have a barely used one of [url= http://www.chariotsatp.co.uk/products/mb_terrain.htm ]these[/url] in the garage. No big wheels and no adjustable handle so probably no use to you, but a very nice piece of kit. It's the older model with a hammock seat so better for off roading. LIttle'un used to quite happily sleep through a 10k run. It's probably a bit more practical than the bigger wheeled versions if you want it for everyday use also.

Bought when the first was about 4 months old, 9 months later we had to get a double buggy so it was used for 6 months tops. Been meaning to Ebay it for ages, if it's of any interest mail me (address in profile)

Edit: Just checked the Mountain Buggy link above, it lists a [url= http://www.chariotsatp.co.uk/products/mb_handle.htm ]handlebar extension[/url] so might suit?


 
Posted : 04/07/2012 9:00 pm
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Cheers tony, might get back to you on that...


 
Posted : 04/07/2012 9:26 pm
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Can recommend the phil&teds buggy. eg http://shop.philandteds.com/push/classic-stroller-buggy-phil-and-teds
Ours has seen us through two kids. Keep re-sale value. Big wheels. Can switch between fixed and flexi front wheel. Fold down fairly well. Easy to use. Adjustable handrail.


 
Posted : 04/07/2012 9:41 pm