Expensive, but high quality with high suspension system for comfortable passengers.

Baby Jogger makes a double jogging stroller called the Summit X3 in black with gray and green with gray.

An extra protection package is available for 2 years at $59.99 or for 3 years at $89.99.

The back wheels are 16-inches and the front wheel is 12-inches on a suspension system to make travel smooth and comfortable for your passengers.

Hand-operated brakes on the handlebars stop air-filled tires, and a front wheel lock is also located on the handlebar.

Separate retractable canopies protect the children from the sun, with mesh windows for vision.

100lb seat capacity for both seats combined, with a head height of 23 inches.

Seats are made to be comfortable and can recline to lay almost entirely flat for naptime.

This double jogging stroller collapses easily for easy transportation.

Baby Jogger makes a City GO infant car seat to fit their double jogging stroller, and they also make a car seat adaptor to fit other car seat brands. The adaptors are sold separately.

Customers found that this product was very narrow, and fit through most single entry way doors.

The inflatable air tires had a mixed review, since they can be re-inflated if they get too flat, whereas pneumatic can’t, but that also meant that parents had to carry a bike pump with them just in case.

The front wheel also wobbles at higher speeds if it isn’t locked, which makes turning sharply while jogging a slight hassle.

Users did report that this double jogging stroller did work very well on all terrain types.

One of the main issues with the Baby Jogger double jogging stroller was that after being folded down for transportation the stroller was difficult to maneuver and slightly on the heavier side.

Customers were very thrilled with the quality of the suspension system, and reported that their children were very comfortable in the double jogging stroller.

One big issue was the expense of the item, and that all accessories such as child tray, cup-holder, parent tray and carry bag are all sold separately at high prices.

This is the best double jogging stroller for parents with a high budget who want an all terrain double jogging stroller.

Pros:
• High Suspension System
• Fits Car seats
• All Terrain Wheels
• High Quality

Cons:
• Very Expensive
• Accessories Sold Separately
• Difficult to maneuver when folded for transport
• Tires are Air, and need to be re-inflated occasionally

Moderately priced, comes with lots of accessories, pneumatic tires for all terrain

Baby Trend provides a Navigator Lite Double Jogger Stroller Lincoln model for jogging parents.

This double seater comes with 2-year protection for $34.98 or a 3-year protection for $41.99 for extra coverage.

The Lincoln model double jogging stroller accepts 2 car seats to adapt to newborns or twins.

A locking front swivel wheel gets around close turns and operates on a remote release system for easy use.

A ratcheting shade canopy covers each seat fully for sun protection, and a large storage bin underneath allows you to cart all of your essentials with you.

Parents have 2 cup holders and a covered compartment on the back fits all the storage needs for them as well.

Three wheeled bicycle tires are pneumatic to be compatible with all types of terrain.

For convenient storage and travel this double jogging stroller folds up into a condensed block.

Users would prefer if this double jogging stroller was slightly slimmer to fit through doorways, but were overall happy with the product.

The largest issue with this Lincoln double jogging stroller was the wheel pressure.

After some use, parents went to refill the air in the tires and found that the design of the wheel is too small for a regular bike air pump to fit.

Without being able to re-pump the tires this double jogging stroller is very bulky and heavy to use.

A few parents also had trouble traveling with the weight and space taken up by the stroller in their vehicle.

Customers did appreciate that almost all types of car seats were compatible with the Baby Trend Lincoln Double Jogging stroller, not just the Baby Trend brand car seats.

This is the best double jogging stroller for parents who are looking for a medium-priced, accessory-filled double jogging stroller who don’t mind a bit of bulk to the item.

Pros:
• Moderately Priced
• Accessories included
• Fits most brand Car seats
• Remote Release wheels

Cons:
• Bulky, heavy
• Difficult to refill tires
• Does not fit through doorways

Expensive, high quality, high tech suspension system with polymer filled air tires.

BOB offers a new model 2016 Revolution FLEX Duallie Stroller for jogging and everyday use.

The front wheel operates on a swivel system for tight turns and has locks to keep it moving forward and increase stability.

Three wheels form a solid base to this jogging stroller, which is equipped with an adjustable suspension system that has 3 inches or travel and 2 stages of weight support to provide the most comfortable ride for your babies.

The tires of this double jogging stroller are air-filled with a high-impact polymer on the tires to make even off-road jogging a relaxing experience for your passengers.

BOB’s double jogging stroller comes in black, red and blue for your choice in style, with a 2-year protection program at $ 59.99 or a 3-year protection program at $89.99 for extra coverage.

This double jogging stroller has 9 different padded handlebar settings to provide the most comfortable position while jogging or walking to parents.

An easy two-step folding system makes transporting this double jogging stroller an easy task.

A storage pocket sits underneath the seats so all essential items can be taken with you.

Users who purchased this item were very satisfied with the stroller, but noted that it is a gigantic item.

This double jogging stroller does fit through most entryways, but it takes up a lot of space in the trunk of a vehicle.

Customer’s biggest complaints were regarding the accessories with the BOB Duallie Stroller.

All accessories, including cup holder, car-seat adaptor, snack tray and rain-cover are sold separately, and are usually very expensive additions.

Parents were especially frustrated with ordering the adaptor for newborn infants, since this piece of equipment is on backorder and ships separately months later.

Some parents also noted that the height fits closer to 40” not 44” as described, and a few had to return it due to children not fitting in the seats.

A few customers were also disappointed with the seats themselves, which felt too shallow or appeared to be uncomfortable to their children.

Overall, this is the best double jogging stroller for parents who are looking to strictly use this stroller for jogging without accessories, or for parents who have time to wait for the extras to become available.

Pros:
• High Polymer Tires
• Lots of extra-purchase accessories to customize
• 3 Colors Available
• High Tech Suspension System

Cons:
• Extra Accessories take along time to ship
• Expensive
• Seats are shallow
• Takes up a lot of room in trunk of vehicle

Inexpensive, good for pavement not off-road, does not fit carseat.

Baby Trend’s Double Jogging Stroller model in the Carbon style comes in black with green, with extra protection at $29.99 for 3 years, or $24.98 for 2 years.

This double jogging stroller fits 6-50 lbs children in each seat at no taller than 42 inches.

A five-point buckle harness keeps kids secure, with multiple reclining positions to keep them comfortable too.

Larger rubber pneumatic 16-inch tires make a stable base at the back, with a single 12-inch rubber pneumatic swiveling front tire for easy turns on all terrains.

The front wheel locks in place, and a back foot-brake system makes this double jogging stroller easy to stop.

A large storage basket underneath fits all the children’s essentials, while a covered back compartment holds all the needs of parents.

The handle bar is sturdy comfortable rubber and has two cup-holders for parents. Customers were very happy with this double jogging stroller.

The assembly is somewhat complicated, and tools, mainly an adjustable wrench and screwdriver, are needed separately to complete the construction of this double jogging stroller.

The wheels and hubs need to be tightened securely so the wheels don’t wobble.

For easier transportation, the back wheels are detachable, and the entire double jogging stroller collapses to fit in the trunk of a vehicle.

Users did find a few flaws in the design of this double jogging stroller, in the wheels and seating.

The wheels to this double jogging stroller tend to deflate or get popped easily on off road terrains.

The seating for the children slopes slightly towards the middle, so kids of heavier weight and higher age lean together uncomfortably.

Additionally, this double jogging stroller does not fit a car-seat.

This is the best double jogging stroller for parents with very small children who are planning on jogging on paved surfaces.

Pros:
• Inexpensive double jogging stroller
• Good for paved roads
• Large storage basket
• Comfortable handle bar

Cons:
• Tires deflate quickly
• Not for off-road terrain
• Seat leans if children are older

Inexpensive, smaller in size so great for smaller vehicles, built for all terrains.

Baby Trend offers a double jogging stroller called the Expedition Double Jogger Centennial in black and black with red color styles.

The Baby Trend company offers a 2-year protection plan for an extra $24.98 or a 3-year protection plan for an extra $29.99.

The three wheels are a sturdy pneumatic style with a lockable front swivel wheel for sharp turns in all terrains.

Rear brake system activated by a foot keeps the double jogging stroller fully in your control.

A parent tray fits two-cup holders and a covered storage compartment hold all parental essentials, and a storage basket underneath fits any essentials for children.

The ratcheting shade canopy covers both children fully for sun protection and each seat reclines separately for comfort.

A five-point buckle harness keeps kids safely tucked in the double jogging stroller.

This double jogging stroller folds down into a compact unit for easy transportation.

Users found that there is no way to hook a child’s tray to the front, so kids will have to be entertained by the view around them.

Customers also really liked the iPod speaker hook up function.

Issues arose with the front wheel, which wobbles and shakes at certain speeds, but the problem was fixed when the swivel lock was used.

Users recommend locking the front wheel while running since it wobbles mainly at high speeds, and leaving the wheel unlocked while walking.

Also, make sure to use a wrench to tighten the lug nuts on the front wheel completely before use.

Baby Trend’s Centennial double jogging stroller does not fit though single doors, which was an issue for some parents.

Parents with smaller cars, Miata or Prius in particular, were very happy with the compactness of this double jogging stroller.

The back wheels detach if needed, which makes fitting the stroller in the trunk of a small car easy.

This is the best double jogging stroller for parents with small cars and who want the IPod speaker accessory.

Pros:
• Inexpensive jogging stroller with two seats
• Easy transportation, especially for smaller vehicles
• iPod Speaker function makes it easy to jog and listen to your device

Cons:
• Front wheel is a little wobbly, easily fixed
• Does not fit through single doors

Inexpensive, not for off-road, perfect for pavement

Instep makes a Flash Fixed Wheel Double Jogging Stroller in green with grey.

The wheels are all large 16-inch pneumatic tires, with molded rims and a bicycle hand break for easy stopping.

Each seat has a separate retractable canopy for sun protection.

A dual-trigger mechanism makes sure the double jogging stroller stays securely put together, but can fold easily for travel.

Additionally, a parent tray sits at the top between two cup holders. Storage for all the children’s’ essentials fit underneath in the large basket.

This double jogging stroller does not come with a child tray, and there is no way to attach one.

Customers enjoyed the reclining seats for the comfort of the kids, but noted that the fabric was easily tear-able after lots of use.

The tires on this double jogging stroller were also rather low quality, and most users replaced them after only a few uses.

To be fair, this stroller is meant more for pavement than for off road terrain, but the tires did deflate rather quickly.

Folding the stroller down for transportation was easy, but users reported that even folded this double jogging stroller is still very heavy and bulky.

The front wheel does disconnect to make it more compactable in a smaller trunk.

Customers really enjoyed that this stroller is narrow enough to fit through most single entryways, and that the tires were air, so they can be refilled easily when deflated.

Most parents also really liked the harness, which is very easily adjustable, and snaps together separately from right and left, rather than all together at once.

This separate snap feature was especially useful with fidgety toddlers.

This is the best double jogging stroller for the inexpensive price and for parents who jog on pavement.

Pros:
• Inexpensive
• Easy Harness, very adjustable
• Lots of Storage
• Fits through single entry doorways

Cons:
• Fabric tears after lots of uses
• Tires are air, deflate easily but can be pumped up
• Works better on pavement
• Not for off-road terrain
• Bulky to transport