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Independent - retractable canopies keep your passengers cool Removable seat pads add passenger comfort Height:54 Width:32.3 16" quick release pneumatic tires and aluminum rims provide performance and style Length:40.55 Bicycle-style hand brake for additional stopping power Canopy mounted speakers accept most MP3 players Gender:Child Dual exposed shock absorbers for a smooth ride
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| Brand | Schwinn |
| Item model number | 13-SC215 |
| Color | Red |
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| Product Id | 759148 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 038675021518 |
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2013 Schwinn Arrow Jogger-Feature:Double
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Excellent product and easy to assemble.
This is a great running stroller for real runners! It is smoother and easier to turn than my single running stroller. I was conscerned that the big difference in weight between my five month old and almost three year old would make it difficult, but not at all. Definitely would recommend for people running lots of miles.
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Needed a double jogger bc my 4 yr old always wanted to ride instead of run with me. Have a 9 mth old also. 4 yr old is about 38 in tall. She still has space to grow in this stroller and we should be able to use it for several more inches of growth.
This stroller is nice and light to push while running. The handlebar height is adjustable so both my husband and I can use it.
I bought this double stroller for walking and running with my two grandchildren. I really like the ease of adjusting the harnesses to accomodate different size children. The set up to take a 30 pound child and a 12 pound child on their first jog in this stroller took no more than five minutes. The handle is also adjustable to fit your height. The stroller tracked nice and straight even when running with only one hand on the stroller. I could not tell which side of the stroller had the heavier child. Set up was a breeze until I got to the hand brake. I spent 30 minutes and disassembled nearly the entire brake mechanism before the brake pads returned to their resting position from the braking position. The brake calipers had been assembled too tightly so that once the brake was activated the caliper springs could not return them to the neutral position. Loosening the assembly only slightly solved the problem. Overall I am very happy with this Schwinn stroller.
Haven't had this stroller that long, so not sure about durability. It seems to be great quality. I have only used the stroller twice for jogging at the park. It does great on rockier terrain too. My daughter loves to come along for the ride. Its easier to push than I expected. It barely fits into our car, but that is expected with all double strollers. I did not want a swivel wheel, as it seemed more dangerous to me. If you forget to lock the wheel, the stroller could collapse. So I didn't want to take that chance. I love the fixed wheel, though it doesn't do sharp turns. I just lift up the front wheel to turn and it works great. Plus, I love the look of the large front fixed wheel. I wish that the features were better. It does not have a snack tray for the kids. I would enjoy that. And the parent tray is too small to hold my iphone. I'm fine to just put it in the bottom or the cup holder, but I would rather keep it closer and concealed. The speakers are very cheap...but I didn't care for that anyway; the kids enjoy the ride and the scenery and don't need music too. Overall, we love this stroller!
No complaints. I just wish the front wheel would turn.
Ok so I saw some people say they didnt like that it didnt turn well. but i saw others who claimed to be joggers and runners say well that's what you want in a running stroller so it's not supposed to turn well. Well now that I have it, that's ridiculous. Where do these people live where there are no corners. I have to turn several corners to walk/jog around my neighborhood. I thought that what the "joggers" were saying was that the front wheel doesnt turn a lot so that you arent flying all over the place when you try to just go straight. Uh no, it doesnt turn AT ALL. In order to turn you have to either stop and back up and align it toward the direction you want to go or you have to physically lift the back as you're walking and move it around a corner. How is that normal. I get that the front tire shouldnt have a ton of torque so that it doesnt wobble and turn as you run but it does need the ability to turn at least 30-40 degree's to turn corners and around blocks. It's so nice otherwise. Easy to assemble, lightweight, lots of room. I'm keeping it bcuz I figure the lemonade of this lemon is I guess I get a little bit of a bicep workout too just trying to maneuver it around corners. LOL