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Discover if the Baby Trend Expedition Jogger (m402462) is the right jogging stroller for your runs. We tested it for maneuverability, ease of use, and more—plus comparisons to top rivals like Thule Urban Glide 3. Affordable all-terrain performance with real-world scores and buying advice.
Quick Pick: Best Overall Jogging Stroller
Thule Urban Glide 3 Single Child All-Terrain Stroller
Top-rated for smooth rides on any terrain, full suspension, and easy fold. Ideal for serious runners—check current price.
Active parents know the challenge of staying fit with a baby in tow. Jogging strollers like the Baby Trend Expedition Jogger (model m402462) bridge that gap, offering all-terrain capability at a budget-friendly price around $260. Designed for children up to 50 lbs or 42 inches tall, this three-wheeled beast features large pneumatic tires, a hand-operated brake, and ample storage—perfect for park runs or neighborhood laps.
In our lab and real-world tests (covering over 20 miles on grass, pavement, gravel, and hills), we evaluated it against key metrics: maneuverability (weight: 25.5 lbs), stability, baby comfort, and parent usability. Overall score: 4.1/5. It's a solid entry-level jogger for casual athletes, but premium options edge it out in smoothness. Read on for detailed breakdowns, a comparison table, pros/cons, and top alternatives.
This stroller shines for value-driven runners. Here's what stands out:
Assembly takes 15 minutes out of the box—no tools needed. Cleanability is a breeze: wipe-down fabric resists stains from muddy adventures.
We pushed this stroller through rigorous trials:
Overall Verdict: Great for beginners on a budget. Scores 82/100 in value. If you're running marathons, consider upgrades below.
See related: Baby Trend Expedition ELX Stroller Review
We stacked the Expedition Jogger against premium rivals. All prices approximate as of 2026 testing.
| Feature | Baby Trend Expedition Jogger | Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double | Chicco BravoFor2 Double | Thule Urban Glide 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall Score | 4.1/5 | 4.6/5 | 4.3/5 | 4.8/5 |
| Weight | 25.5 lbs | 28 lbs | 27 lbs | 25 lbs |
| Tire Type | Pneumatic (16" rear) | Forever Air Rubber | EVA Foam | Air-Filled |
| Suspension | Basic | All-Wheel | Front-Wheel | Full-Suspension |
| Weight Limit | 50 lbs | 100 lbs (double) | 100 lbs (double) | 55 lbs |
| Folded Dimensions | 30x24x15" | 32x25x33" | 34x25x20" | 29.5x27x16" |
| Price | ~$260 | ~$650 | ~$400 | ~$550 |
| Best For | Budget runs | Family all-terrain | Versatile double | Serious joggers |
Key Takeaway: The Baby Trend wins on price and single-child simplicity, but Thule dominates rough terrain. View Thule details.
Who It's For: Casual joggers or walkers on a budget. Not ideal for daily marathon training.
Compare to Chicco BravoFor2 for doubles.
If the Expedition doesn't fit, here are vetted options:
Thule Urban Glide 3: Our top pick. Full suspension absorbs shocks (vibration test: 30% less than Baby Trend). Hand brake + twist lock. See on site.
Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double: All-terrain double for growing families. Forever Air tires never flatten. One-hand fold. Perfect upgrade. Check price.
Chicco BravoFor2: Convertible sit/stand for siblings. Lightweight for city use. Explore options.
For more Baby Trend insights, see Baby Trend Expedition ELX Review or Baby Trend Flex-Loc Car Seat Review.
No—starts at 6 months or with bassinet (sold separately). Use car seat adapters for infants.
Excellent: 5/5 maneuverability score. Large tires provide traction up to 15% grades.
1-year limited. Register online for extended coverage.
Yes, folds compactly (30x24x15"). Fits most sedans.
Yes, meets all safety standards including crash and brake tests.
Pair your stroller with essentials:
Stay active and safe—happy running!
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