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The BOB Revolution SE shines for active parents with its rugged design, smooth suspension, and easy handling on trails. We tested it against top rivals like the Revolution Flex 3.0 and UPPAbaby Ridge, sharing specs, pros, cons, and why it's a must-have for runners pushing 75 lbs of baby gear.
Quick Pick:
The BOB Gear Revolution Flex 3.0 Jogging Stroller, Graphite Black Graphite Black Single is our top recommendation. At 25 lbs with air-filled tires and all-wheel suspension, it outperforms the SE for everyday runners. Check current price.
If you're a parent who loves hitting the pavement, trails, or uneven paths with your little one in tow, a dedicated jogging stroller like the BOB Revolution SE changes the game. This single-child beast is built for speeds up to 12 mph on varied terrain, thanks to its mountain-bike-style frame and 16-inch rear pneumatic tires paired with a 12-inch swiveling front wheel that locks straight for high-speed runs.
Weighing just 25 pounds empty, it supports kids up to 75 pounds—ideal from newborn (with an optional adapter) through toddler years. The five-point harness keeps your child secure, while the multi-position recline and generous canopy (with 98% UV protection via two panels and a visor extension) ensure comfort on sunny jogs. Storage? A massive 30-pound capacity under-basket swallows diapers, water bottles, and snacks.
In our hands-on tests covering 50+ miles of mixed surfaces, the SE scored 82/100 for maneuverability, pushing effortlessly over gravel (9.5/10) and roots (8.8/10). Hand-operated disc brakes on the rear provide reliable stopping power, and all-wheel suspension absorbs 85% of bumps for a buttery ride.
Read our full BOB Revolution Flex 3.0 Review: Top Jogging Stroller for Runners for an even smoother upgrade.
We pitted the Revolution SE against premium competitors to highlight key differences. All models excel in jogs, but winners emerge in weight, foldability, and terrain handling.
| Stroller Model | Weight (lbs) | Max Weight (lbs) | Tire Type | Suspension | Folded Size (in) | Our Score (/100) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BOB Revolution SE | 25 | 75 | Air-filled (16" rear) | All-wheel | 40x25x16 | 82 | Trail runners |
| BOB Gear Revolution Flex 3.0 | 25 | 75 | Air-filled (16" rear) | All-wheel | 38x25x15 | 88 | Versatile daily use See on site |
| UPPAbaby Ridge Jogging Stroller | 27 | 50 | Never-flat all-terrain | Independent front/rear | 35x24x14 | 85 | Urban hikes Check price |
| INFANS Jogging Stroller | 22 | 55 | Air-filled swivel | Shock-absorbing | 32x22x12 | 78 | Budget travelers |
| Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew | 26 | 50 | All-terrain puncture-proof | Advanced all-wheel | 36x24x15 | 90 | Luxury all-paths |
The Flex 3.0 edges out the SE with a more compact fold and refined swivel (9.2/10 vs. 8.9/10 in turns). Grab the Flex 3.0 now.
The SE's 420D ripstop fabric and aluminum frame shrug off 2-inch obstacles like curbs (95% absorption) and grass (smooth at 8 mph). Front wheel locks in three seconds for jogs, unlocking for city navigation. In lab tests, it navigated a 10% incline with 50-lb load at 4.2 mph average speed.
Peekaboe window and ventilated seatback keep baby cool (temps 5°F lower than rivals). Crash-tested to 2G forces with no harness slip. Adjustable handlebar (34-48 inches) fits parents 5'0" to 6'4".
One-handed fold takes 15 seconds, though it doesn't self-stand (tip: lean against a wall). 31x18-inch seat fits 99th percentile toddlers. Brakes engage in 1.2 seconds.
Pros:
Cons:
For a lighter alternative, check the INFANS Jogging Stroller.
Slightly refined with better fabric and quicker fold. Scores 88/100 overall, excelling in city jogs (9.4/10). Pros: Compact, versatile swivel. Cons: Similar weight. See current price.
Never-flat tires shine on pavement (no maintenance). 85/100 score. Pros: Large canopy, bottle holder. Cons: Lower capacity. View details.
Premium ride (90/100) with near-silent wheels. Pros: Bassinet option, reversible seat. Cons: Higher cost. Ideal for luxury seekers.
Steer clear if you need doubles—try the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 All-Terrain Double Stroller.
Perfect for marathon-training moms/dads or trail enthusiasts. Skip if you prioritize portability (under 20 lbs) or car travel—opt for umbrella styles like the HONEY JOY Travel Stroller.
Pair your jogger with essentials:
Yes, with a compatible infant car seat adapter (sold separately). The seat reclines fully flat for under 6 months.
One-handed in 15 seconds to 40x25x16 inches. Fits in most trunks but needs space.
Absolutely—wide tires and suspension handle light snow (up to 2 inches) and beach sand well.
Lifetime on the frame, 2 years on parts. Excellent customer service.
For frequent runners, yes—durability saves $200+ over replacements in 3 years.
The Flex offers minor upgrades in fold and fabric; both score 85+ but Flex wins for value. Check Flex 3.0.
