The Best Jogging Strollers for Getting a Workout with Your Baby

Whether it's identical twins, fraternal twins, or even Irish twins, those of you who have both two young children and a hunger for mileage are faced with limited options. But that doesn't mean there's not quality to be had. Thule's two-child model of its popular Glide line maneuvers easily thanks to a swiveling front wheel and comes to a stop quickly thanks to a twisting hand brake. Five-point harnesses keep your children secure. It folds with one hand, and should you also be using a Thule child seat, an adapter allows for its integration into the jogger itself.

We like Graco's option precisely because it's not as specialized as others on this list. If you're looking for a stroller with which you can also run (rather than a running-specific option), this is it. A one-step process secures your child carrier to the frame, while a one-handed unfolding lets you get going faster and easier with a child on your hip.

Think of this as BOB's younger sibling, given that it's smaller and more nimble. It has adjustable tracking and suspension for a solid running experience, and it weaves easily through tighter spaces. The handlebar, however, is not adjustable, and it doesn't have a drink holder. It has a one-hand recline adjustment, air-filled tires, and a weight limit of 75 pounds. As well as a spacious storage basket.

What is this exactly? Why, three pieces of gear in one: a child bike trailer, stroller, and jogger. It's ideal for active families who don't like to be hemmed in. You just transition between kits as needed and after you attach the handlebar, it becomes a jogging stroller. It has a brilliant easy-fold design with quick-release rear wheels, so it stores flat for transport or storage. There's adjustable shock suspension for a smooth ride, a height-adjustable push bar, and padded seats. Plus, the back seat has a three-position recline. The weight limit is 75 pounds.

Your favorite runner's favorite jogging stroller, the KidRunner Run is the choice for the serious runner. A Shark Tank success story, the company makes an incredibly light unit at 22 pounds, and its design — pulling, rather than pushing — is, in our experience, much more comfortable when getting into heavy mileage. Great training and quality time with your child? We guess a dad can have it all.

With this jogging stroller, you get to choose between three separate speeds: Walk, jog, or run. It has a one-step fold, all-wheel suspension, a wrist tether, air-filled tires (a pump is included with the stroller), and a foot brake, as well as a 360 degree locking swivel wheel. The fabric is made without the use of fire retardants. Note that the weight limit with this stroller is 65 pounds.

If you don't want to shell out the equivalent of a car payment for a jogging stroller, here's a great affordable option. It has a lockable front swivel wheel, a wrist tether strap, all-terrain bicycle tires, and a quick trigger fold. The weight limit is 50 pounds and the handlebar is not adjustable.