Jogging strollers are specially designed to offer a smooth and comfortable ride even at high speeds and on uneven terrain. They are favored by runners and caregivers for their ease of pushing and maneuverability in various everyday situations.
After evaluating 18 models, we have determined that the Thule Urban Glide 3 is the best jogging stroller for those primarily navigating paved surfaces (although it can also handle occasional off-road paths).
If you prefer a slightly narrower jogging stroller with durable wheels built for off-road adventures, the BOB Gear Wayfinder is an excellent alternative choice.
Our top choice

Pushing this stroller on pavements is a joy. With its light weight, it is easy to maneuver and ideal for daily use.
The Thule Urban Glide 3 stands out for being lighter than most other jogging strollers we tested. Its exceptional construction, great maneuverability, and suspension make it the most satisfying option for paved roads. It offers more padding and harness adjustability than competing models we reviewed. Additionally, its unique curved-handlebar design caters to users of all heights. While best suited for pavement jogging due to sleek wheels, it can handle short off-road jaunts effectively.
Another great choice

This sleeker jogging stroller features rugged wheels that handle various terrains effectively but is heavier than our top pick with a more complex harness.
If you seek a stroller that excels in off-road environments, the BOB Gear Wayfinder is an optimal choice. Comparable in height to the Thule Urban Glide 3, the Wayfinder is about 2 inches narrower, making it easier to transport and navigate in tight spaces. It boasts a superior, bicycle-style hand brake. Due to its heavily treaded tires and robust suspension system, BOB Gear strollers outperform Thule strollers on gravel and dirt paths. However, it is heavier than the Thule Urban Glide 3 by just over 5 pounds, and its harness can be trickier to use. The Wayfinder also offers a smaller storage basket and fewer accessible pockets. Therefore, if your off-road jaunts are infrequent, the compromises may not be worthwhile.
Budget-friendly option

The Activ3 provides adjustable suspension and a comfortable ride at a lower cost compared to our top picks. However, it has a lower weight limit, smaller storage basket, and lacks a hand brake.
The Chicco Activ3 Jogging Stroller may not match the exceptional quality construction and maneuverability of the Thule Urban Glide 3 or the off-road capabilities of the BOB Gear Wayfinder. Nevertheless, it outperformed other budget-friendly models we assessed. The Activ3 features a cozy seat that reclines more flatly than our other recommendations, ideal for on-the-go naps. It also includes adjustable handlebars, a lockable front wheel, and adjustable suspension—an advantageous feature missing from our other picks.