I have shopped around for quite sometime looking for the perfect all-around stroller and think I've found it! I wanted a stroller that would push easily, turn on a dime, fold quickly, and work both indoors and out. This Baby Jogger city stroller does all of these extremely well. It is compact enough to maneuver through stores yet hardy enough for walks/jogs. It turns beautifully... unlike any other with a swivel wheel (which can be easily locked for jogging). I can fold it with one hand and fit it easily into the back of my minivan.
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br /Drawbacks? Two that I see: undercarriage storage is limited (no big shopping bags will fit in there) and there is no included cup holder. But my need for compact with precise maneuverability outweighed these two setbacks.
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br /For reference, I compared the Baby Jogger to the Mountain Buggy, Bumbleride, and Bugaboo. It beat them all both in function and price.

I once owned a bulky, unmaneuverable, travel system that I could not get around so I threw it away. Therefore, I researched high and low before wasting money on another useless stroller.
br /The Baby jogger City Series is AMAZING! You can very easily stear and turn it with one hand while holding your older(walking)childs hand. The storage areas are quite ample and accessable as well. Further, it turns on a dime in dressing rooms at the mall and folds immediately with a single handed pull. Not to mention the fact that it looks pretty high speed (for a stoller). You could say that its the little red sportscar of stollers. Best of all, this stroller holds a child from 0 to 75 pounds so you will get your moneys worth out of it in the long run.
br /You can get the 16" wheeled jogger on ebay for $169.00 if your a distance runner, but this was all that I need for jogging, rollerblading and keeping up with my kids on their bikes.
br /Buy this and you will surely be pleased.
br /* No, I do not work for the Baby Jogger but they have a video of this joggers performance on their website if you still need convincing.

I was determined to only have ONE stroller when I was shopping during my pregnancy. I decided on the City Series because of the smaller wheel base (than the BOB Rev) and the easy folding mechanism. What I hadn't considered, was true comfort. Which I'm sure a lot of 1st time moms might miss.
br /My daughter hates the sun in her eyes, and the seat (with its cumbersome adjustable straps) has no back support. Sometimes it looks like she's in a hammock, unless I lay her back a bit, which she typically disputes that idea because she wants to see everything.
br /The stroller has been extremely duarble for the last year+ and I do love it... during certain times of the day (sun) and when she actually settles into it.
br /+ if you have hills, you'll want a brake, which the BOB has...something else I over looked.

After an extensive stroller search, we settled on this stroller, and it's great!! It's one of the lightest strollers in it's category and it has the most head room growth for our daughter. The others (ie: Bob and InStep) have limited head room growth. Some of the strollers our daughter's head was already above the seat back (Jeep and BabyTrend). This stroller can be easily steered with one hand for shopping or other tight quarters and performs great outside with the wheel locked on long walks. I haven't tested it for jogging yet. Also, it easily fits in my trunks (a Ford contour and a Saturn LS2). My diaper bag does not fit in the storage basket, but it hangs on the back just fine. There is a storage bin under the seat, a mesh bag on the back of the seat, and a small zipper section under the handle on the back. Overall, well worth every penny...I only wish I had bought it two years ago! A great investment!

I had done alot of research into buying a jogger for my stroller class and finally decided on this one. Let me tell you this stroller has far surpassed my expectations. It is so light and manuverable. My four month old loves it. She can almost fully recline when sleeping which is exactly what she does as soon as I put her in it. Another good thing is that it folds up so nicely. I can fit it into my small Toyota Sedan trunk. Overall I am really pleased with this stroller even though it is the older model. The only thing I am not too happy with is that you have to raise and lower the seat back one side at a time which I thing they changed in the newest model but other than that it is a wonderful stroller to jog, walk or even to shop with.

If there is a perfect stroller, this is it. I use this stroller for everything. I have the Graco attachment for the car seat so I've been able to take the baby on walks since she was 1 week old. We recently took a vacation to Cancun and this awesome off-roader stroller went EVERYWHERE: to all restaurants, on the ferry, in a little boat for snorkeling, all over the Mayan ruins, across sandy beaches, on tour buses, you name it. We packed the Bjorn but never used it because it was so much more convenient to bring the stroller and carseat along.
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br /So easy to push, so easy to fold, so easy to store things in. I take it for 4 miles on the jogging path almost every day and then all around the mall or to restaurants or movies or anything else. I have seen a lot of strollers used by other moms I've exercised with and this one blows them all away in ease of pushing/steering, smoothness of the ride and ease of collapsing.
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br /This and my Bebe au lait nursing cover are the BEST purchases I've made as a new mom.
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br /Note to tall people: BUY THIS ONE! I'm 6'3 so the handlebar height was really important to me. This handlebar adjusts to the highest height I've seen. My back has never ever hurt pushing this baby, in part because of the easy nearly frictionless ride.
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Absolutely love this stroller. My only complaint is that it doesn't have a drink holder. Rides very well and folds up very compact.