# Checking a Used Jogging Stroller
How can a shopper check a used jogging stroller and register it for recalls?
Recall registration: no checked fact covers this\. Inspection: the facts below name items to check on a jogging stroller\. BOB Gear Wayfinder: Consumer Reports lists the Wayfinder as suitable for running or jogging and notes it is not car\-seat compatible as sold\. The review reports the fold is fast and easy one\-handed, almost self\-folding after the frame unlocks; the thumb release can be uncomfortable and the front wheel occasionally interferes with a smooth fold\. The BOB Gear manual says not to use the stroller with a child weighing more than 65 lb \(29\.5 kg\), while the store listing says a 75 lb weight capacity; the sources disagree\. UPPAbaby Ridge V2: It is an all\-terrain stroller engineered for walking, running, trail and all\-terrain use\. The front wheel locks straight for running and releases to swivel; the large rear tyre and handbrake combine to stop smoothly\. The store's listing says the seat is suitable from 3 months to 55 lbs; the Australian manual says the Ridge V2 suits 6 months to 25 kg, so the sources disagree on the minimum age\. Thule Urban Glide 3: A safety sheet in the box said the stroller is not suitable for running; Thule told the review this is an EU mandate and that the US/Canada version meets ASTM F833 and is safe for jogging when the front wheel is locked\. On one purchased unit the fold handle would not stay in position, preventing closing, locking or standing, and it sometimes re\-latched while unfolding; another unit had none of these problems\. The 49 lb child limit is the real constraint and ends useful life earlier than trail joggers with higher per\-child limits, even though total stroller capacity is 75 lb; 20 in seated height matters for tall children\.
### 1. [BOB Gear Wayfinder](/products/ucp/megababiesusa-com/8022647144702) (sold by megababiesusa\.com)
Consumer Reports lists the Wayfinder as suitable for running or jogging and notes it is not car\-seat compatible as sold\.
- Jogging use: Consumer Reports lists the Wayfinder as suitable for running or jogging and notes it is not car\-seat compatible as sold\. (review)
- Fold check: The review reports the fold is fast and easy one\-handed, almost self\-folding after the frame unlocks; the thumb release can be uncomfortable and the front wheel occasionally interferes with a smooth fold\. (review)
- Limits to verify: The BOB Gear manual says not to use the stroller with a child weighing more than 65 lb \(29\.5 kg\), while the store listing says a 75 lb weight capacity; the sources disagree\. (manual)
### 2. [UPPAbaby Ridge V2](/products/ucp/megababiesusa-com/9124420190462) (sold by megababiesusa\.com)
It is an all\-terrain stroller engineered for walking, running, trail and all\-terrain use\.
- Jogging use: It is an all\-terrain stroller engineered for walking, running, trail and all\-terrain use\. (listing)
- Fold check: -
- Limits to verify: The store's listing says the seat is suitable from 3 months to 55 lbs; the Australian manual says the Ridge V2 suits 6 months to 25 kg, so the sources disagree on the minimum age\. (guide)
### 3. [Thule Urban Glide 3](/products/ucp/megababiesusa-com/8279780229374) (sold by megababiesusa\.com)
On one purchased unit the fold handle would not stay in position, preventing closing, locking or standing, and it sometimes re\-latched while unfolding; another unit had none of these problems\.
- Jogging use: A safety sheet in the box said the stroller is not suitable for running; Thule told the review this is an EU mandate and that the US/Canada version meets ASTM F833 and is safe for jogging when the front wheel is locked\. (review)
- Fold check: On one purchased unit the fold handle would not stay in position, preventing closing, locking or standing, and it sometimes re\-latched while unfolding; another unit had none of these problems\. (review)
- Limits to verify: The 49 lb child limit is the real constraint and ends useful life earlier than trail joggers with higher per\-child limits, even though total stroller capacity is 75 lb; 20 in seated height matters for tall children\. (review)
## Also cited in the text
- UPPAbaby Ridge V2, front wheel: The front wheel locks straight for running and releases to swivel; the large rear tyre and handbrake combine to stop smoothly\. (review)
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Written 2026-10-24T22:10:51.238Z.
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