Reviews for BOB Ironman stroller

We really like the Ironman, but our daughter is very tall for her age, and by age 2, the lip at the top edge of the seat was interfering with her head. They have weight limits listed (she's nowhere close) but not height limits. That is our only complaint.

I got this stroller one week ago. I have been unable to accomplish a straight tracking line as it pulls to the right. Even with the tracking adjusted so one would expect the stroller to go left, still goes to the right just not as bad. Also, there is squeaky suspension on the left side. I live on a gravel road and it squeaks as much as it doesn't. I am at an impasse and unfortunately this stroller is not living up to what I would expect out of a $350.00 stroller. One point off for lack of adequate tracking and minus another for squeaky suspension - both major downfalls.

This jogging stroller has been fantastic. It's been incredibly durable. I run off-road once in a while and it's never skipped a beat.... The stroller folds up really well and easily. I really don't have any negatives to say about it. You can't go wrong with this one!

Great jogging stroller! My husband (6') and I (5'2") are training for a marathon scheduled for six months after our son was born. We purchased the Bob Ironman with the car seat adapter after doing extensive research. The instructions state not to jog with the car seat adapter but we feel it is secure and safe on our local paved trails. The stroller and adapter were easy to assemble. I assembled it while my son napped the day it arrived. The stroller is easy to push while running; it seems to just glide across the pavement. The easy fold design is superb! I can fold the stroller and put it in the back of my SUV while holding my son if needed. The only challenging feature is the tracking adjustment. It tracks straight now but required a couple tries to get it right. My husband runs to the side of the stroller as his stride is too long to run behind it, but it works for him. We have not used the regular seat portion of the stroller yet as our son was only 5 months old at the time of this review.

I registered for a Bob Ironman stroller after doing quite a bit of research and asking my running friends for recommendations. I love the stroller, but in the first month of use, we have had to put five patches on the tires. I had to go to a specialty bike shop to get thorn resistant tubes. For a $350 stroller, couldn't Bob just start with better tubes? They were only $9 each! Other than the tires, however, I would HIGHLY recommend this stroller. We have the infant carseat adapter and our daughter has enjoyed our runs in the stroller since she was 4 weeks old!

I am an avid runner and bought the BOB Ironman stroller while I was pregnant so that I could continue running once my son was born. I started using it when he was 4 months old and he loved it. He is 2 now and we still go on our 6 mile runs in it when the weather permits. I can't wait to see how the double stroller handles now that I have another on the way!

I looked long and hard and chose the BOB Ironman over the BOB Revolution because I wanted to feel that I could train as hard as I wanted and never worry about the stroller. I made a great choice! I am training for a race, and slowly building up speed and endurance with this stroller. The baby likes it, she is 5 mos and comfortable in it--she even sleeps in it! It's fine for city running, today it went over both the Manhattan and the Brooklyn bridges. The only challenge is that with the fixed wheel, sometimes city stairs are too narrow to fit--so you have to stop and carry it. That is the single negative thing that I can think to say about my stroller. I have lost 40 pounds and will take off all the baby weight thanks to the BOB Ironman. Go runners, go!

This stroller is made for kids and running. I can't say enough about it. It tracks straight. My kids love sitting in it. The sunvisor offers huge protection. The wind cover fits well. It folds quickly and easily. It has spoiled me for what to expect in a stroller.