Best Jogging Strollers of 2025: Mom-Tested Picks

Whether you are looking for a stroller for running or one that can handle any terrain, you have come to the right place. As a mom of 3, CPST, and stroller expert who has tested over 75 strollers with my kids, here are the best jogging strollers of 2025!

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What makes a stroller safe for running?

I remember when I first learned that not all Baby Jogger strollers are meant for jogging… I mean, Jogger is in the name, but to my surprise, one of my favorite all-terrain strollers, the Baby Jogger City Mini GT3 and GT2 Double, are not meant for jogging, just all-terrain. So what makes a stroller safe for jogging? Things like suspension, 3 air-filled tires, a locking front wheel that provides stability and prevents wobbling at higher speeds are just a few of the things needed to be able to jog with your stroller.

The Features Parents Look for in Joggers:

• Locking Front Wheel
• Hand brake
• Suspension
• Safety wrist strap
• Covered basket
• 5-point harness (most strollers have this these days)
• Reflective elements in the wheels and the canopy
• Large weather protective canopy

Air-Filled Tires vs. Never-Flat Tires

There is a big debate among runners about which has superior performance: air-filled or never-flat tires. In general, it is believed that air-filled tires have better performance across a variety of terrains, but at the same time, companies like UPPAbaby and Guava have figured out a way to make an incredible-quality jogger without the hassle of having to travel with a bike pump and flat repair kit.

If you primarily walk with your jogger or are an occasional runner (like my husband), you will not notice a difference between the two. In fact, the number of times I tried to take my kids for a walk and had to deal with a tire that was low on air was a real pain. But if you are an avid runner and want superior performance, air-filled tires on strollers like BOB and Thule may be the way to go.

2025 Jogging Stroller Comparison Chart

If you just want the highlights, this table breaks down the top jogging strollers of 2025 at a glance. For more details on each stroller, keep reading!

Best Jogger Overall – BOB All Terrain Pro

It was hard to narrow down the best overall because there are so many good options, but focusing on running, it really is hard to beat the BOB All Terrain Pro. From its ergonomic handlebar to the suspension and built-in hand brake to the smooth ride for baby, this is one of the best. BOB strollers are known for their durability and incredible performance, making them a great choice for avid runners.

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• Price: $780
• Weight: 32.3 lbs
• Age Range: 8 weeks to 75 lbs
• Tire: Air-Filled

Pros:

• Incredible suspension
• Hand brake
• Duribility
• High weight capacity

Cons:

• Heavy & large for use indoors
• No bassinet or newborn option (Look at the Thule Urban Glide 3 for another option)

Best Jogger Overall Runner Up – Thule Urban Glide 3

Parents ask me all the time what my favorite stroller is, and honestly, it’s hard to choose. But I have to give a shoutout to the Thule Urban Glide 3. It’s an incredible jogging stroller with many of the same features as the BOB, along with some thoughtful upgrades. I love Thule’s quality, and the Urban Glide 3’s improvements (like the new upright seat!) make it even better. If you’re looking for a high-performance jogging stroller with newborn capabilities, this one is definitely worth considering.

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Best Compact Jogger – Guava Roam

I LOVE this stroller and a lot more than I thought I would. My biggest frustration with joggers is how big they are when folded, and this one advertises a 50% smaller fold compared to the competition, so I was intrigued. Also, the fact that it does not use any chemical flame retardants (though a lot of strollers do not have these anyway) and being GreenGuard Gold certified is also a selling point. The Guava Roam makes a great everyday jogger, just keep in mind there is no bassinet or full flat option for use from birth. We have put this stroller to the test and it really can take any terrain and handles running like a pro.

Check out my full, detailed review of the Guava Roam and save $15 with code STROLLERMOM15 .

Price: $749.99 (Offers bundles & save with code above)
Weight: 28.5 lbs
Age Range: 6 Months+ to 60 lbs (from birth with car seat)
Tire: Never-Flat

Pros:

• 50% Smaller fold compared to other joggers
• Non-toxic materials
• Easy to lock front wheel from the handlebar

Cons:

• Does not latch when folded
• No bassinet option or newborn recline

Best Everyday Jogger – UPPAbaby Ridge

UPPAbaby is known for its high-quality strollers and customer service. The Ridge is an amazing everyday jogger that pairs with the safe sleep approved UPPAbaby bassinet (I got mine second-hand, and they have historically been easy to find used).

I love how easy it is to tighten the harness straps, and the buckles are simple to use. The upright seat, extendable canopy, closed storage basket, and included water bottle holder are also great features. It works with several different infant car seat brands, includes a snack tray (a must-have for everyday use), and the seat fabrics can be removed for use with the bassinet or car seat, which is a feature many parents ask about. I do wish it had an adjustable calf rest and a slightly more compact fold, but joggers are naturally bulky. If you’re looking for a jogger that works with a bassinet, this is your best everyday option.

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• Price: $850
• Weight: 29.2 lbs
• Age Range: Birth with car seat or bassinet to 55 lbs
• Tire: Never-flat

Pros:

• Works with the UPPAbaby bassinet
• Upright seat
• Easy fold

Cons:

• No adjustable calf rest
• Large Fold

Best Modular Jogger – Veer Switch&Jog

Did you know a jogger with a reversible seat existed?! I didn’t until recently, and let me tell you, the Veer Switch&Jog is so cool. It even has a bassinet option. It has air-filled tires and adjustable suspension and is one of the easiest strollers to clean. Check out this video I made to see the features in action.

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• Price: $899
• Weight: 28.7 lbs
• Age Range: Birth with bassinet or infant insert to 50 lbs
• Tire: Air-filled

Pros:

• Can parent face
• Can adjust suspension
• Easy to clean
• Seat/bassinet works with other Veer products

Cons:

• Smaller Seat
• Large Fold

Best Budget Jogger – Joovy Zoom360

Are you looking for a jogging stroller but don’t want to spend a ton of money? This stroller also has amazing features for the price and some of the best space for older kiddos.

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• Price: $300
• Weight: 25.7 lbs
• Age Range: 3 months to 75 lbs – newborn-ready with car seat.
• Tire: Air-filled (Pump included)

Pros:

• Affordable price 
• Tall seat back and high weight capacity

Cons:

• Small canopy
• Small basket
• Lacks upgrades like adjustable handlebar, storage, etc.

Best Double Jogger – Thule Urban Glide 3 Double

This is one of my husband’s favorite strollers and one he liked jogging with the most. We got the Urban Glide 2 (here is my review) a few years ago, and it was our first true double stroller. This stroller feels incredibly high-end, has an easy fold, and with the upgrades on the Urban Glide 3, like upright seats, easier to attach accessories, and car seat adapters, adjustable calf supports, etc., it is almost a perfect running stroller. While it is big when folded, it makes up for it with features.

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Price: $849.99
Weight: 35.3 lb
Age Range: Birth with use of a car seat, infant insert, or bassinet up to 50 lbs per seat.
Tire: Air-filled

Pros:

• Easy-to-use hand brake
• Premium feel & upgrades like upright seats, large canopies, adjustable calf rests, etc.
• Bassinet & car seat (works with a lot of brands), compatible on one side
• Great storage
• Good accessories like snack trays and infant inserts

Cons:

• Large fold
• Not Disney approved (if you go by centimeters, it passes, but not inches)
• Can only use one bassinet or one car seat adapter (not ideal for infant twins unless you use the infant inserts).

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