Review on 🏃 Joovy Zoom X2 Double Jogging Stroller, Double Stroller with Large Air Filled Tires, Glacier by Elli Navarro

Conclusion: I highly recommend this jogging stroller. It's significantly cheaper than some of the well-known runners, but works great. I would have no hesitation in choosing this treadmill over the more expensive options. Longer Review: I did a lot of research between this Joovy double stroller and almost every other double treadmill available on the internet. I have friends who have been adamant about super-expensive top-end sweatpants, but I was hesitant because of the price. There were also a few cheap runners that had bad reviews for durability etc. Both of my kids are big and heavy and pretty wild so I wanted something that would be durable and reliable. and I couldn't be happier. My wife and I are avid runners and have been training with this thing almost every day for over a year. I was immediately struck by how incredibly light this thing is. It's like blowing air. Note: I mean the stroller itself, the children are still very heavy, but this just makes the training better :). I had an old single runner that was considerably heavier than this one. Running with the Joovy Zoom was a dream come true, day and night compared to the old solo runner. I also found them very easy to maneuver (I leave the front wheel unlocked but see my notes below). I squeeze it with one hand and release the other. The only time I need two hands is for a big hill or strong wind. The grip height fits both of us, mine is 6ft 1in, she is 5ft 4in. A few random notes. Firstly there is no front bar with cup holders etc. That's my only disappointment. But that's a minor complaint, kids can put the cups in the mesh pockets next to them. I would love it if it had a knee bar with cup holders. Second, I run miles with the kids for about 10 minutes. I leave the handlebars unlocked which gives me more agility and I find it stays stable at this speed. If I can get to 9 minute miles or faster, the front wheel can start shaking like crazy. At high speeds you really have to lock the steering wheel, which reduces maneuverability. I recommend lifting the front wheel right off the ground if you need to make a tight turn when it's locked. Third, this stroller does not work well in very limited spaces, such as. B. narrow doors. It should be good, say in a mall. We've replaced all our other strollers with this one as it fits everything except child seats (and we're past that stage) and we don't really use it in smaller shops. be free. I haven't encountered this problem, but I can imagine how it would happen. There are a couple of bolts holding the brake rod in place and if they loosen I could see the brake rod drop onto the wheels and the brake work. I haven't tried it, but replacing or tightening these screws should fix the problem. One last random note, the sun covers are HUGE and can almost completely cover kids if you stretch them all the way, so lots of coverage. However, you don't have a rear window to look inside. The parent tray can fall over when heavily snagged or overcrowded, but I've only experienced that once. There is a hand strap so the stroller doesn't roll down if you fall, love that feature.