BOB Revolution SE Stroller

If you’re looking for a full-size stroller to do double duty as a jogger, look no further. The BOB Revolution SE has excellent maneuverability around tight corners and has awesome shocks to absorb most of the jostling when running. It’s also not one of those strollers where it takes a lot to push around; it glides effortlessly and smoothly. The frame is lightweight at a slim 25 lbs yet sturdy and it folds pretty flat (minus the wheels). It’s also a snap to open and close. A bonus? Adjustable height handlebars for parents who are taller!
The Catch: It’s a bit wide and can be a pain to get out of smaller cars.

Price: $368.00

Britax B Agile Stroller

• “Agile” says it all–for a full-sized stroller, this one is super easy to operate, incredibly lightweight (just under 17 lbs!) with an extra-large canopy and a must-have feature: the ability to smoothly open and close one-handed. It’s a part of Britax’s travel system, so Britax infant seats snap simply into the base. Added bonus? You can’t beat its price-point.
  The Catch: For taller parents, the handles are on the short side.

Price: $216.00

UPPAbaby Vista Stroller

This heavy-duty stroller is easy to use, and really easy to love. From the cozy bassinet to the toddler seat and ride-along skateboard, the variety of configurations will grow with your family. (You can actually tote around three kids at once!) The incredibly sturdy wheels can tackle any terrain, the enormous sunshade keeps your kiddo protected, and the extra large storage basket holds up to thirty pounds (we’ve used it countless times as an impromptu grocery cart).
The Catch: It’s pretty heavy and can be awkward to lug up and down stairs.

Price: $819.99

Baby Trend Single Snap and Go Stroller

This frame-only stroller boasts the ability to work with nearly every infant car seat, making it ideal for families always on the go in the first year. Parents love that it stores compactly (especially in the trunk of a car or taxi), is easy to open & close with one hand, & is perfect for travel. A few key features like two cup holders, a sizable storage basket, & tall handles for taller parents make this a steal at under $100.
The Catch: You’ll likely need another stroller, since this one will only work when your little is still in an infant car seat.

Price: $64.98

Joovy Groove Ultralight Stroller

The light umbrella stroller is a must-have when it comes to carting your little one around on trips, and this one really is ultralight. Weighing in at a little under 14 lbs, it has a sturdy aluminum frame with a lightly cushioned seat (my toddler actually fell asleep in it several times) that holds a child up to 55 lbs. It also features an extra-large canopy with a peekaboo window and a cup holder with a pocket for keys/phone. But one of the nicest features is the carry shoulder strap, which is perfect for taking with you in a busy airport or just to the park!

The Catch: It’s not particularly easy to close one-handed.

Price: $168.43

UPPAbaby G Luxe Stroller

Parents love this as it’s super lightweight (just barely 13 lbs!) and easy to maneuver. Once folded, it can even stand up on it’s own, making it a cinch to store. The seat reclines nearly flat, a bonus feature for an umbrella stroller, so you can use this with babes as little as 3 months old. Parents also love that this stroller is suitable for kids up to 55 lbs, which means you can use it through the preschool years.
The Catch: Some parents note that it can be difficult to use the storage basket when the seat is reclined.

Price: $265.35

Baby Jogger City Select Double Stroller

The stadium seating is a big hit with parents since it means when you add the second seat, no one will be blocked or seated “under” the other. Plus, since the seats aren’t side-by-side, it’s super easy to navigate narrow spaces (like grocery store aisles). The seats are designed for multiple configurations (up to 16!) so you can arrange your kids in a way that works best for you. Parents also love that it offers a super smooth ride, even through grass and snow.

The Catch: It doesn’t fold when the second seat is in place (but it can be easily removed).

Price: $699.99

BOB Revolution SE Duallie Double Stroller

Parents rave that this is the only stroller that can truly keep up with any terrain or activity, it wears quite well, and despite its size(it will fit through doorways, though), it’s surprisingly easy to maneuver. For littler ones who might not be big enough to fit in the reclining bucket seats, the accessory adapter (sold separately) enables you to use it with a variety of infant car seats. It can hold up to 100 lbs, which means you can be using this stroller for years to come.

The Catch: It is pretty big and heavy, so be prepared to take up a lot of space on the sidewalk (and in the trunk of your car).

Price: $536.00

UPPAbaby Vista with Rumble Seat Double Stroller

This heavy-duty stroller is easy to use, and really easy to love. From the cozy bassinet to the toddler seat and ride-along skateboard, the variety of configurations will grow with your family. –You can actually tote around three kids at once! The incredibly sturdy wheels can tackle any terrain, the enormous sunshade keeps your kiddo protected, and the extra large basket holds up to thirty pounds (we’ve used it countless times as an impromptu grocery cart).
The Catch: It’s pretty heavy and can be awkward to lug up and down stairs.

Price: $989.98