BOB Sport Utility Stroller Duallie in Pacific Blue
BOB Sport Utility Stroller Duallie in Pacific Blue
- Suspension system capable of 3 inches of travel, provides for an exceptionally smooth the ride,33.5lbs
- Fixed front wheel for superior off-road performance.Two inch knobby tires for off-road use. Narrow width fits through standard 32" door.
- Large independant canopies, infinitely adjustable; provides an effective shelter from sun and rain
- Fast two-step folding for compact storage and easy travel.Hand activated front wheel brake acts as a slowing mechanism.Rear wheel foot activated parking brake locks both wheels.
- Adjustable 5 point harness; complies with ASTM safety standards, padded for comfort, sewn into the seat fabric and connected to the frame for added safety
This stroller is built for the busy family. With all the unique features of our single Sport Utility Strollers plus two roomy, independently reclining seats with independently retracting sun canopies. Tubular steel supports add extra strength and durability. Features:Fixed front wheel for superior off-road performanceFast, two step folding for compact storage and easy travelSuspension system, capable of 3" of travel, provides for an exceptionally smooth rideIndependent canopies and padded, indep
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List Price: $ 429.00
Price: $ 429.00
BOB Revolution Duallie Stroller, Navy
BOB Revolution Duallie Stroller, Navy
- Suspension system capable of 3 inches of travel, provides for an exceptionally smooth the ride,33.2-pounds
- 12" Front wheel swivels for increased maneuverability and locks forward for jogging
- Revolutionary swiveling front wheel offers a smooth, comfortable ride
- Two step folding system, simple to use, compact folded size;Two independent folding canopies and padded reclining individual seats
- Adjustable 5 point harness; complies with ASTM safety standards, padded for comfort
BOB Revolution Duallie stroller is built for the busy family. With all the unique features of the BOB single Revolution strollers plus two roomy, independently reclining seats and independently adjustable sun canopies. Tubular steel supports add extra strength and durability.Whether you're out for a run, shopping in town, or walking in the park, the Bob Revolution Duallie 2007 Double Jogging Stroller is the ideal companion. Offering a weight capacity of 100 pounds (or 50 pounds per seat), this s
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List Price: $ 569.00
Price: $ 549.99
Bob Trailers, Inc. Revolution Stroller Duallie Orange
Product Description
Take the tilt out of life with the BOB Revolution stroller. The Revolution's revolutionary pivoting front wheel swivels for quick, easy, all-wheels-on-the-ground turning. It's as easy as steering your bike. Plus it can be locked forward for maximum stability for running and straight ahead walking. Weight: 32 lbs Capacity: 100 lbs... More >>
Bob Trailers, Inc. Revolution Stroller Duallie Orange
BOB Duallie Sport Utility Stroller
- Extremely compact, it fits into the trunk of most any car.
- Weight Capacity: 100 pounds (45.5 kg)
Product Description
The BOB Duallie Sport Utility Stroller with adjustable shock absorbers and easy to use folding system! Take the lightweight Duallie and two kids anywhere! Curbs, potholes, and off-road trails are no longer obstacles! The Duallie features the same unique suspension and folding systems as BOB single strollers with seats for two kids. Features Polymer wheels. The patented suspension system features two position shock absorbers that allow you to adjust the suspension to... More >>
BOB Duallie Sport Utility Stroller
BOB Stroller Strides Fitness Stroller Duallie
Product Description
The Stroller Strides Duallie stroller is based on the Revolution Duallie and is the official stroller of "Stroller Strides", the nationwide stroller excercise program founded by fitness expert Lisa Druxman. The stroller comes with the official Stroller Strides Fitness Kit and provides busy moms and dads with a great way to stay in shape. The kit includes: excercise bands and an excercise manual inside a free BOB Duallie Handlebar Console.... More >>
BOB Stroller Strides Fitness Stroller Duallie
BOB Ironman Sport Utility Stroller Duallie in Yellow
- Suspension system capable of 3 inches of travel, provides for an exceptionally smooth the ride31.4lbs
- Fixed front wheel for superior off-road performance. 1.5" high pressure slick tires (road bike). Narrow width fits through standard 32" door.
- Large independant canopies, infinitely adjustable; provides an effective shelter from sun and rain
- Fast two-step folding for compact storage and easy travel.Hand activated front wheel brake acts as a slowing mechanism.Rear wheel foot activated parking brake locks both wheels.
- Adjustable 5 point harness; complies with ASTM safety standards, padded for comfort, sewn into the seat fabric and connected to the frame for added safety
Product Description
This stroller is built for the busy family. With all the unique features of our single Ironman strollers, plus two roomy, independently reclining seats with independently retracting sun canopies. Tubular steel supports add extra strength and durability.
Features:Fixed front wheel for superior on-road running performanceFast, two step folding for compact storage and easy travelSuspension system, capable of 3" of travel, provides for an exceptionally smooth... More >>
BOB Ironman Sport Utility Stroller Duallie in Yellow
BOB Sport Utility Stroller Duallie
Product Description
Knobby tires, state-of-the-art suspension, sparkling personality. The Sport Utility Stroller is a perfect match for moms and dads who love the Great Out-There and want to share it with their kids. Bumpy trails, curbs, cracked sidewalks, they're all tough to get along with in other strollers, but a breeze with the Sport Utility Stroller. Weighs 33 lbs. Ages 6 mos. t0 6 years and up to 100 lbs. 54.3" x 30.8" x 40.6". Pacific Blue.... More >>
BOB Sport Utility Stroller Duallie
BOB Revolution 12″ Aluminum Wheel Duallie Stroller
Product Description
The new 2008 BOB Revolution Jog Stroller does just that, revolutionizes the BOB Sport Utility StrollerTM by providing a rotating 12" inch front wheel that casters for improved maneuverability and handling, or can be locked out for safer running or off-road use. This stroller features suspension, quick and compact folding, and roomy seat and storage space. Also features rear wheel brakes for easy locking and reliability.... More >>
BOB Revolution 12" Aluminum Wheel Duallie Stroller
BOB Infant Car Seat Adapter For Duallie Strollers
- Semi-permanent installation for safety and durability that folds with the stroller
- Compatible with Britax Companion 2003 & newer, Graco Snug Ride 2003 & newer, Peg Perego Primo Viaggio 2003 & newer, Peg Perego Primo Viaggio SIP 2006 & newer, Graco Safe Seat 2006 & newer
- Solid and secure seat-to-stroller attachment
- Folds quickly for easy storage
- Duallie comes with 2 snack trays
Product Description
The BOB Infant Car Seat Adapter allows parents to put their infant car seats into the Duallie BOB Stroller, providing a great deal of flexibility and convenience when traveling. It also includes two convenient trays for sippy cups, toys, snacks and more. Features: Solid and secure seat-to-stoller attachment Adaptable to most popular infant car seats Folds quickly for easy storage Includes two snack trays Works with the following best-selling car seats: Brita... More >>
BOB Infant Car Seat Adapter For Duallie Strollers
BOB Handlebar Console For Duallie Strollers – Black
- Easily and securely attaches with four Velcro straps
- Includes 2 water bottle holders plus a zippered storage compartment for pacifiers, cell phone, keys, etc.
- Made from "rip-stop polyester"
Product Description
Appropriate for all BOB?s Duallie strollers. Stroller sold separately. Features:
Attaches quicklyHolds water bottles, keys, etc&Attaches with four Velcro straps... More >>
BOB Handlebar Console For Duallie Strollers - Black
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