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BOB Single Pro Stroller Review

This stroller is simple to move, whether you're running on a trail or shopping at the supermarket. The locking swivel wheel in the front allows you to choose between a smoother and more bump-resistant ride.

It comes with a broad variety of accessories to ensure your child's comfort with a bassinet, warm weather footmuff and travel bag. It is also compatible with car seats for infants.

Safety

The BOB Alterrain Pro is a high-quality stroller that is designed for runners. The frame made of aluminum is strong and has a few fasteners. It also has a little flexibility. The fabric's design and the way it connects the frame, canopy and basket are sleek and polished with no errant stitches or bunching, a problem that is common on other strollers. The round bar brake "pedal" is a new system that we've never seen before. It uses a buggy single action that pushes "pins" into holes to activate the brakes, making them simple and convenient to use while running. The front wheel tracking adjustment knob is also easy to use and can help you get the stroller back on course if you get lost in the direction you're heading.

This stroller comes with large, rugged wheels that can handle bumps, debris, and other obstacles easily. Your child will have the ride in a comfortable way. The seat has a deep recline, which can be locked into the position. It also has the ability to use a magnetic peekaboo, as well as an all-point harness with no rethread to ensure that straps are secure. Parents will appreciate the mesh pockets for a water bottles, an adjustable sun visor, and the large storage bin that is easily accessible. It can be used with an infant car-seat via adapters, and as a travel system.

One of the major disadvantages is that the stroller is large, which makes it more difficult to navigate in tight spaces and isn't as maneuverable on rough surfaces. It's also expensive, though it does come with some advantages that other full-size strollers do not: a set of 12-inch rear wheels that can be swapped to 16-inch wheels for when you need to go faster or over rocky terrain, as well as a simpler parking brake that locks two wheels in just one click. This is a good choice for parents who want to run with their child but also need the convenience of a stroller when not running. It's not the best option for strolling around the city. We recommend a smaller version in case that's what you are looking to do.

Comfort

A svelte design allows the stroller to be narrow enough to fit through many doors, making it easier to take it in and out of your vehicle after a run. It can be folded down with just one hand and weighs only 33 pounds. This makes it heavier than most of the single pushchair strollers we reviewed however it is still able to lift and fit in trunks for the majority of people. It's compatible with car seats using an adapter sold separately and can accommodate most major brand seats, including the Britax infant car seat our test subject used.

The handlebar can be adjusted to the ideal height for you or anyone else pushing. The frame is strong and has a few fasteners. This means that the frame or fabric is very flexible. The seat also has an enormous, cushioned canopy, as well as a five-point safety harness. Its only real drawback is its weight, but our tester didn't notice the additional weight did not affect the way they felt during a test run.

When we tested the stroller our guides and their kids ran 3to 5 miles on various surfaces (paved roads dirt, grass gravel, broken concrete that was bumpy and sloppy) and observed how comfortable they felt on each run. They also took the strollers for longer walks over a variety of different terrains and observed how easily their children settled in to the seat and looked content during the outings.