They include a tire pump, which is very compact, so you can easily bring it along on your jog. On with the ride! Let’s start at the bottom with the rubber air-filled tires that add to the smooth push. This shouldn’t really be an issue, though, because you really aren’t supposed to jog with a baby until they are about 6 months old … and at that time your little one will fit into the G3 seat. It is not compatible with any other brands. Orbit Baby is a system, so this stroller base will fit the Orbit Baby infant seat, which doubles as the stroller seat until they reach 30 pounds. Again, well-thought-out and of fantastic quality. It fits snugly on the stroller-almost like it was built-in, and it is reinforced to hold its shape. This is a cool feature for when you are jogging, because you can secure it there and it’s still accessible if you want to play DJ on your run. It has two cup-holders (that will hold pretty good-sized water bottles) and a zipper compartment in the middle that has a phone holder on top. I have really enjoyed the O2 Cup Holder and Organizer for myself. The stroller seat comes with a detachable snack tray that was roomy enough for a sippy cup and Cheerios. It would be a great feature for Orbit Baby to add. That’s not an issue if the child is facing you, but for kiddos who want to look out into the world on your run … this can make for a lot of checking in. Unfortunately, it does not have a peekaboo window. I have fair-skinned little ones, and this fits the bill for sun protection. The seat is in a fixed frame, but the seat reclines 180 degrees and has been tested in the nap position. The second footrest is adjustable and I was able to fully extend it, allowing my 4-year-old to take a jog with me.
The seat comes with two different footrests-one for those under 2 and then another that will grow with the child. (Instructions are to wipe with a damp cloth.) It looks like you can easily remove the fabric too, so it could be easy to clean up a major sticky spill if you have one. The seat and the insert are both very high quality with fabric that seems easy to clean. (My 18-month-old is on the smaller side and still needed this padding.) The seat itself comes with a mesh lining that helps keep your older children cool, too. The seat comes with a removable padded and reversible infant insert that has a soft fleece side and a mesh side that will keep them cool. My 18-month-old didn’t fuss or squirm too badly, and my 4-year-old told me he likes the ride and thought the seat fit him well. Both of my children have enjoyed cruising in this stroller. This seat will take your 3- to 4-month-old and up to a 50-pound child. I was really impressed with the overall aesthetic and quality-high-end fabrics and a sleek design. You can tell this stroller will stand up to the wear and tear that parents and children put on any stroller-especially a jogging/all-terrain stroller.
It has simple construction and a minimalist look, which means everything has been thought about and has a purpose. This is the highest quality stroller I’ve used.
#ORBIT BABY STROLLER MANUAL#
I then went back and read the manual when I wanted to learn about all the bells and whistles-and there are plenty. I used the illustration-only one for setting up, and it was very easy to follow. They include two manuals-one with just illustrations and then a traditional text manual. No tools were needed, and the instructions made everything easy-peasy. My husband was in the middle of something, so I put everything together solo. I had just gotten back into working out, so I was ready to hit the streets with my little one (who’s 18 months old). I was super excited when it arrived, and I put it together that night. OK … now on to the Orbit Baby O2 jogging stroller and G3 seat! All the seats in this system rotate 360 degrees to allow for smooth transitions between car and stroller, and when you are on the go that 360-degree rotation allows baby/toddler a better view out in the world. First off, a little about the line if you aren’t familiar: It’s a system that revolves (pun intended) around Orbit Baby’s patented SmartHub technology, which allows you to dock and rotate car and stroller seats. It’s at the top end of strollers, and I wanted to know what all the hype was about. I’ve eyed the Orbit Baby strollers from afar since I first started looking at strollers about five years ago.
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