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The countrys largest and fastest growing fitness program for new moms has partnered with BOB to bring you the BOB Stroller Strides Duallie Double Fitness Jogging Stroller. This is the BOB Revolution Duallie Double Stroller with the addition of the Stroller Strides Fitness Kit. With this convenient kit attached to your stroller you'll have everything you need to participate in a Stroller Strides workout: two exercise tubes of different tensions and the Stroller Strides fitness manual packed inside...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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The BOB Sport Utility Duallie Double Jogging Stroller is perfect for a family on the go. It enables you to walk or jog comfortably with your children over any terrain. The Sport Utility Duallie Double Jogging Stroller's lightweight aluminum frame, 16-inch high-impact polymer wheels, and adjustable suspension system ensure a smooth ride for your children no matter where you go. Tubular steel supports add extra strength and durability. These features make curbs, uneven sidewalks, supermarket aisles...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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The BOB Revolution Jogging Stroller with 12 inches Wheels has all the maneuverability and versatility of the Revolution stroller kicked up a notch. Smaller wheels enable increased mobility in crowded aisles and cramped elevators making it easier to get around. Going shopping with your child. Just unlock the swiveling front wheel to easily navigate around tight corners and shopping aisles. Taking your child for a jog. Lock the front wheel forward for safer running or off-road use. This is the lightest...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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Built to last through several children and all types of terrain, the BOB Sport Utility Stroller in pacific blue features a lightweight aluminum frame and 16 inches high-impact polymer wheels provide go-anywhere durability and performance. Complete with a fixed front wheel for superior off-road performance, the stroller offers a fast, two-step folding for compact storage and easy travel. The suspension system provides an exceptionally smooth ride. A padded reclining seat is included just for your...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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BOB innovation - the swiveling front wheel - was introduced in 2005 and became the trademark feature of the new Revolution stroller. No longer would mothers have to tip their strollers backwards to make a sharp turn - or a turn of any kind, for that matter. The Revolution's rotating front wheel allowed them to maneuver their stroller around tight corners, crowded sidewalks, and narrow aisles with ease. With the wheel locked in place, it could also be used for off-road runs or walks. In 2006, attracted...
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