Jeep Overland Limited Jogging Stroller with Front Fixed Wheel, Fierce Review
| Product Code | B0034XQXB0 |
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| Price | $203.99 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #4983 in Baby Product
- Size: one size
- Color: Fierce
- Brand: Jeep
- Model: JJ010-XFI
- Released on: 2010-02-26
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 13.00" h x
31.00" w x
31.00" l,
28.00 pounds
Features
- Essential jogging features: front fixed wheel, air filled tires, super grip and adjustable handle
- All the bonus features for mom and baby: iBaby sound system plays for mom and baby, speed-distance odometer, large storage basket, cup holders for mom and for baby, and more
- Stroller conveniently stands upright when folded and you can roll the stroller folded
- Smart handle with super grip surface easily adjusts to multiple heights and different angles
- Safety features for your baby including adjustable five point safety harness, multi position seat, and JPMA certification
- Essential jogging features: front fixed wheel, air filled tires, super grip and adjustable handle
- All the bonus features for mom and baby: iBaby sound system plays for mom and baby, speed-distance odometer, large storage basket, cup holders for mom and for baby, and more
- Stroller conveniently stands upright when folded and you can roll the stroller folded
- Smart handle with super grip surface easily adjusts to multiple heights and different angles
- Safety features for your baby including adjustable five point safety harness, multi position seat, and JPMA certification
Product Description
Batteries not included. Multiposition reclining seat. Child tray with cup holder. Smart handle adjusts to multiple heights. Convenient free stand stands upright when folded. Speed and distance odometer. Soft ride 16 in. air filled tires. Front fixed front wheel for better handling when jogging. Large storage basket. Adjustable five point harness, safety tether and reflectors for safety. iBaby sound system easily connects to your iPod or MP3 player. Fierce pattern. JPMA Certified. Requires 4 AA batteries. Maximum child weight: 45 lbs.. Folded size: 21.5 in. L x 37.5 in. W x 36.5 in. H. Overall: 36 in. L x 21 in. W x 41 in. H (28.25 lbs.). Assembly Instruction Love to listen to music when you run, but worry about not hearing your child? Both of you can listen to your favorite tunes with Music on the Move parent tray. Simply attach your own portable audio electronics, like an iPod, and go. iPod is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Apple Computer, Inc. is not associated with Kolcraft Enterprises, Inc. and no approval by them is to be implied. Do not use this product while jogging until child can sit up unassisted.
Customer Reviews
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210 of 211 people found the following review helpful.
By Monk Fan
PROS:-Adjustable handle: I am much shorter than my husband so the adjustable handle was a must.-Straight: we have had no issues with the stroller pulling one direction or the other. It has always traveled straight on course for us.-Adjustable canopy: the shade is fantastic and a must have. It can be unzipped and detached for additional coverage. It sometimes collapses on its own while running, but you can fix that problem by unzipping it.-Parent tray: great for its musical abilities. You can play music while running, but the parent tray only holds 2 small bottles and weighs about 2 lbs by itself so we don't use it.-Pedometer: great and useful, but unfortunately it does not come with a time or a clock.-Seat and straps: nicely padded and my 3 month old seems quite comfortable and they all wipe off very easily. It is very easy to recline the seat when he falls asleep without waking him up. It's a smooth transition from sitting to lying down.-Storage space: there are all sorts of storage spaces and the mesh bag by the handles it great to hold my cell phone, water bottle and keys.-Wheels: good size and easily removable. The pump that comes with the stroller isn't great, but it is just enough if I need a quick fill up when I am out.-Fixed front wheel: stable and perfect for running as it should be on a jogger. It took us little time to learn steering the jogger.-Ride & breaking system are great.-Weight: lighter than other joggers (after doing some research online)-Length: this stroller is not super long like some of the Schwinn joggers can be-Consumer Reports: this stroller is one of the top rated and has great reviews.CONS:-Parent tray: there are two cup holders, but they are too small for the bike water bottles we use. Moreover, the tray itself is about 2lbs so it adds weight to the stroller. But again, it is great for parents that enjoy listening to music while running.-Folded stroller: when folded up the stroller is huge, but you can easily remove the front wheel. (About 23 x 37 without removing the front wheel.)No stroller is perfect. You may like or dislike some of them, so you just have to find the jogging stroller that is right for you at the right price.My husband and I are really satisfied with this stroller and recommended this exact same one to our friends.
140 of 140 people found the following review helpful.
By Rick
While researching jogging strollers, I was struck by how many of the negative reviews of fixed wheel models are completely driven by the fixed wheel feature. Prospective buyers should understand that a fixed front wheel is an essential safety feature for serious running with a stroller. It will make turning more difficult. That's the intention - to avoid accidental sharp turns at high speed. I wouldn't consider running on city streets with a swivel wheel, especially on hilly terrain. Try it some time (with an empty stroller). It's scary when you hit a rock and it shoots sideways.If you are not a serious runner, but just want to walk or slow jog, and want the all-terrain wheels and stability of a jogging stroller, then get one with a swivel wheel. You will be happier with it. There are even models with a front wheel that swivels for walking, but can be locked for running. The Schwinn Turismo Swivel is worth a look if that's your preference. It is similar in price to the Jeep model. For full speed running, you can't beat the stability of rigidly locked front wheel though.
72 of 77 people found the following review helpful.
By Jessica
I read ALL the reviews, weighed the pros and cons, and opted to purchase this stroller. It looks EXACTLY like the manufacturer's photos - no deviations of any kind.Soooooo ... here's the info:1. It's GOOD sized. I have a small, four-door sedan ... folded, it doesn't fit in my trunk. However, it has an INCREDIBLY simple mechanism for removing and replacing the 2 back wheels. I throw the whole thing in the back seat of my car.2. The adult tray hardly weighs anything and fits my aluminum water bottles splendidly. Maybe they improved the design after receiving some of the other feedback? The manufacture date on my stroller was November of 2010.3. The odometer is awesome ... has a heavy-duty cable that runs along the frame of the stroller to its sensor on the front wheel frame. A magnet fastened to one of the front wheel spokes gives it the readings.4. The speaker for the ipod is not very loud, but it's RIGHT behind where the baby's head goes ... so I'm not sure you'd want it to be any louder. It's not an ipod DOCKING STATION ... it's like a headphone plug-in, so you could use any mp3 player, cell phone, CD player, or if you were really old-school, a WALKMAN. :) There's also a decent amount of room in the "holder" area for keys, chapstick, a little hand lotion or sanitizer. The top snaps shut once everything is inside.********** NOTE: it takes *** FOUR *** TRIPLE A (AAA) *** batteries *****************5. There seemed to be some confusion about an air pump in some of the reviews ... this model does NOT come with an air pump. Just to clarify.6. Smooth, smooth, smooth ... it's a nice "ride"7. The adjustable handle is really nice and comfortable, however, it does have give to it (i.e., it feels loose, but it's not). Doesn't bother me or feel weird when I use it.8. The sunshade, harness, and baby tray are all pretty standard - nice quality - no complaints or issues9. The reclining feature ... OK, THIS ONE IS BIZARRE ... in the manufacturer's description, it states that the seat back has 5 different positions. Really, it just has a strap (like the kind that secures a portable high chair or adjusts the straps on a car seat) that you tighten or loosen ... and the seat back then rests up against the strap. I'll get some pictures of that feature. I would not think anything about that was easy if the baby were to fall asleep in the stroller and I wanted to "recline" him.I am extremely pleased with this stroller. Highly recommend it.
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