| 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 sturdy stroller is narrow enough to fit through a standard 32-inch door and provides unmatched maneuverability for a smooth and steady ride. It also comes with two independent folding canopies and convenient storage basket.  | The Bob Revolution Single Jogging Stroller offers: - Revolutionary swiveling front wheel offers a smooth, comfortable ride
- Tough aluminum alloy frame for durability
- 5-point safety harness for safety and adjustable shoulder harness for comfort
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The perfect BOB stroller for family life in the 'burbs. |  View Product Demo |
Revolutionary Swiveling Front Wheel
The Revolution is designed to strike a balance between a walking and jogging stroller. The Revolution lets you get around the house, the neighborhood, or the market with ease thanks to an innovative wheel design that expertly handles corners, making pushing the stroller as quick and straightforward as steering a bike. The 12-inch swiveling front wheel features a ball-bearing headset, proven technology that ensures durability, reliability, and solid performance. Additionally, the shock absorbers minimize the impact of uneven pavement or bumps on both urban streets and woodsy trails, which means you can introduce baby to the "off-road" world without sacrificing his comfort or safety. You can also lock the forward wheel for maximum stability for running and straight-ahead walking. Finally, the state-of-the-art suspension system provides for an exceptionally smooth ride. Safe, Durable Construction
The Revolution has a tough, welded frame made of high strength aluminum alloy and durable, stain-resistant fabric that wipes clean. Ultra-padded seats recline up to 70 degrees (from vertical) and offer two seat pockets and a large seat back pocket for additional storage of toys and snacks. For added convenience and comfort, you can adjust the shock absorbers for big or small kids. User-Friendly Design
The Revolution boasts a fast, two-step fold-up design for true stow-and-go portability. A foot-activated parking brake keeps things simple, while the five point safety harness with sternum strap ensures a secure, but not overly restrictive, strapped-in fit. This harness also meets ASTM safety standards, is padded for comfort, and is sewn into the seat fabric and connected to the frame for added safety. The padded shoulder harness offers additional comfort, and adjusts easily thanks to the red plastic pull rings. The Revolution measures 38.8 x 19.0 inches (WxH) when folded with the wheels on and weighs 32 pounds. It is recommended for children who are at least eight weeks old. Please note that babies incapable of holding their head up must have additional head and neck support to ride safely and comfortably. For jogging or off-road stroller use, children should be at least eight months old. | Also available in Mesa Orange: |  |
Warranty Information
All BOB strollers come with a five-year warranty on the frame and a one-year warranty on small parts and fabric. The warranty also covers all defects in material and workmanship. | Available in Single Seating: | 
Black | 
Chocolate/Blue | 
Chocolate/Pink | 
Mesa Orange | 
Navy |
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 BEST stroller, tried 7 other doubles |
| Review Date: May 5, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Allison Lebaron, Sunland, CA United States |
UPDATE: Now owned my BOB for one year and I STILL LOVE IT!!! It's holding up fantastic, still turns on a dime, nothing broken, creaking, squeaking, ripped or faded. My kids totally beat it up (food, mud, markers) and it still looks almost brand new. I hose it off every once in a while and that does the trick.
First I want you to know that I have purchased or borrowed them all!!! I am my own mini consumer reports! LOL I have spent over $1600 on bad strollers.
You name it, I've bought it or tried it. I have compared:
1) Graco Duo Rider tandem
2) The Peg Perego Duette (super expensive $750 and worst stroller ever made)
3) Peg Perego Aria Twin
4)Zooper twin side by side (not sure of the name)
5) Maclaren side by side
6) Phil&Ted double jogger that has the rear kid almost touching the ground (my kids HATED that) and after kid #2 is in back there is no basket room - are we joking?
7) Graco Duo Rider side by side
The BOB Revolution Duallie ROCKED THE HOUSE compared to all the above and here's why....
First of all I have a HUGE 4 year old (46 lbs and 45 inches) and a medium sized but hefty 3 year old (26 lbs and 37 inches). I can NOT feel the weight of my children when I push them in the BOB!!!!! Parents, you realize how incredible this is. The stroller is easier to push than my single stroller! And I am not exaggerating. That was the first thing that got me because frankly I was not interested in a jogger. AND....get this... my 3 year old does not make the stroller pull to one side, even when he rides solo!!! I had such a problem with this in all the other strollers it was such a chore to push the kids that i didn't take them anywhere. This was the case with each of the other strollers, but especially the case with the Graco Duo rider tandem and the Peg Perego Duette (both took an act of God to turn).
The other thing I love are the HUUUGE sun canopies, they are independent of each other and practially cover my children completely and since my kids hate direct sunlight this was a must, must, must.
Next I am sure you want to know how it turns....FANTASTIC! I strolled it all around the store when buying it and it could totally get in and out of isles without bumping everything off the shelves. This shocked me. And it does absolutely make it through doorways, a little tricky but it does. The only way to describe the way it turns is to quote my husband "it's like butter" :) It is seriously the smoothest ride ever!! I am so excited about it after going through so many strollers that were such a pain.
Also each seat gives my hefty children plenty of room width-wise which doesn't make sense because they are almost the same dimensions as the others, magic I tell you. They don't look scrunched at all. They HATED the McClaren side by side whatever-its-called, and I hated it too frankly. I was stuggling even in the store and my kids were begging to get out, so cramped very hard to push. I felt this way with the Peg Perego Twin Aria too and was shocked because I LOVE my Peg Pergo Pilko P3. First I could have sworn the Twin Aria was going to snap when I turned, extremely flimsy, and my then two year old was cramped and complaining.
That's another thing about the Bob, that sucker is really solid. It is very well made and has stood the test of time. There is very little (if any) plastic used. EVERY other stroller mentioned above is made of a lot of plastic that was showing wear after a short period of time.
The shocks on the BOB are better than my car, I swear. It glides along and ever so slightly bounces up and down while you push as the movement of pushing is enough to send the shocks absorbing it. It's not a nusance at all if that's what your thinking, it actually makes pushing easier.
The under basket is not the best, but considering everything, they have made the most of it. Also there are two decent sized baskets on the back of each seat. I have not had any problems like I thought I would and I pack a change of clothes for each, lunch for three of us, dolls, power rangers, etc and I have always been good. I do HIGHLY recommend the handle bar console/cup holder. Without it I was lost. It stores my keys, phone, wallet and two water bottles.
As for the height of the seat area itself, my son only keeps growing taller (now 46 inches and counting) and he still fits with no complaints and believe me he would say something :)
Anyway, I hope this helps all your parents who are making the very stressful "perfect stroller" choice. Learn from my mistakes! :) Also, I do wish I had initially purchased the fuzzy seat covers - mostly to protect the seats from the inevitable spills, squished PB&J sandwiches, etc. :)
If I had purchased this stroller two years ago, things would have been a lot different. I know this stroller will last me a looong time. I will never buy a small compact stroller again after this.
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Good-quality stroller
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| Review Date: April 11, 2007 |
| Reviewer: J. Hallmartel, |
Strengths:
- Turns on a dime
- Sturdy construction
- Gives each child his/her own space
- Easy to fold - Large sun canopies
- Improved seat recline with 2007 model
Weaknesses:
- Hard to get things in the under-the-seat basket
- Could use more seat height
- Must manually reset shock setting for higher weights after folding
Summary:
Overall I am very pleased with the BOB Revolution Duallie Navy Stroller (2007 model).
Before making the purchase, I spent much time deciding between BOB and the less expensive Dreamer Design Ditto Manhattan Deluxe. Though I wanted to save money, I decided to go with BOB since I know and trust the brand. (We had a good experience with our first jogging stroller: a single BOB Sport Utility Stroller (SUS).)
My first impression of the Revolution Duallie was favorable. It is of the same high quality as my first stroller. However, I like the features on this stroller better than my original. The swivel wheels turn on a dime; whereas I found the fixed wheels on the SUS made it hard to turn. I also appreciate the improved level of seat recline with the 2007 model.
Though the Revolution Duallie does not have a hand brake - I read somewhere that hand brakes aren't compatible with swivel wheels - I like the rear parking brake. It is very easy to engage and disengage. What's more, I can engage the brake by pulling on the wrist safety strap. I expect that this will stop the stroller if I happen to slip while heading downhill. I do wish, however, that they'd find a way to put on a hand brake. It is rather difficult to manage the steep hills of Vermont with the weight of two children.
BOB does a great job of providing each child with his/her own space. I test "pushed" a few other double strollers and found that the kids were practically leaning on each other. In the Revolution Duallie, my son pretends he's in his own little cave when the sun canopy is all the way down.
The stroller is very easy to fold, and the wheels are easy to take off and put on. I haven't tried to put it in my trunk, but I did get it in our mudroom closet without problem. It has approximately the same folded dimensions as our single SUS, only it is wider. On that note, I was pleased to discover that it managed to fit through the door of my local post office (albeit, just barely).
The things I don't like are relatively minor, but here goes. If your children collectively weigh more than 50 pounds, you have to manually move the shock setting. If you never have to fold the stroller this is not a problem. However, if you do fold the stroller, it automatically reverts back to the lower setting, meaning you must remember to reset it each time.
I have a very hard time getting anything thicker than a few books into the under-the-seat basket. The basket itself is big enough; the difficulty lies in getting items in there.
Finally, I wish the seat back were higher. My three-year-old son's head almost touches the canopy, especially when it is upright. I do appreciate, however, that BOB provides a drawstring to pull up excess canopy fabric. This makes the most of the available headroom.
As for price, I found a very good deal online through a bicycle shop in Virginia. I paid $422.99 and received free shipping. |
Simple and Smooth
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| Review Date: April 12, 2008 |
| Reviewer: A. Walsh, |
I have a 2.5 year old and a 6 month old. I have been searching for a double stroller since before we had our second one. I was really torn between side-by-side or tandem. I thought for sure the Phil & Ted Vibe was going to be the perfect option for us, but that wasn't the case.
My advice is to take your oldest child with you when shopping for a stroller. I sat my oldest in the Vibe and he was too tall and come to find out is not allowed in the bottom seat because he is over the weight limite (35 lbs.). Also, there was no room between the seat the footplate for him to stretch out his legs.
Next we tried the Mountain Buggy. This was my first side-by-side option because it had two front wheels. Well, my oldest is 36.5 inches tall and was too tall for the seats. He could not sit back without the canopy pushing his head forward. Which is another thing. . . only one canopy. . .that's tough.
Then we tried the Bob. I was nervous because the reviews I read said that you should have two kids that weigh approximately the same otherwise it could tip because it only has one wheel in the front. I'm here to tell you that is not the case. In fact, we put our oldest in it and test drove it without the baby and it was awesome. It was smooth, easy to stear and he fit in it just fine with plenty of leg and head room. It's very simple to fold up (folds smaller than the mountain buggy) and if you go into buying a double stroller knowing it is going to weigh more you won't be disappointed.
This was a great purchase and will not need anymore. |
Don't have to have an SUV
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| Review Date: February 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Austin Mom, Austin TX |
This stroller is awesome... I did a ton of research before I spent the big bucks, but it is totally worth it. I was nervous I wouldn't be able to take it with me because I drive a 4-door Accord, but with the wheels off, it fits right in! And the wheels are actually really easy to take on and off. I can take it anywhere and it fits through all sorts of doors.
You won't regret buying this stroller! |
I cannot add much but agree with other reviews
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| Review Date: August 8, 2007 |
| Reviewer: S. Ruffner, Birmingham, AL United States |
I've had this for 2 years and my 4 year old and 2 year old love it for when we go to our farm or the beach or other places where we walk more than their little legs can. We also have a Burley d'Light that we use mostly for biking, but this is our preferred stroller.
The handling is great, the suspension works great for light hiking (even though we've used it for moderate/tough hiking; all depends on kids' tolerance for jostling). We have the orange which I liked for visibility and is cooler here in Alabama than navy. Very tough unit with box frame arms and components.
My only concerns are plastic wheels that have not broken but if they did, I would have to replace vs. truing the spoke wheels. So far not an issue and I've (ahem) slightly abused ours and it's still as good as ever. Also, the shock resets to light after folding (other review same issue). And the under seat storage is plenty but in accessible once kids in the seats.
The unit folds nicely, wheels come off back easily and front wheel locks for jogging/storage and all wheels are quick disconnect. Handlebar pouch, although not std (ugh!), is a necessity. I got ours for $[..] delivered so look around. |
Fantastic multi purpose stroller
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| Review Date: May 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: A. McGhee, Millis, MA |
I received this as a gift when I was expecting my 2nd child. I started using it on walks immediately. What a difference using this stroller over my Peg Perego Pliko 3. The stroller just glides like you are on ice. I used it for about 3 months with one toddler in it and I never had any issues with it being off balance. Now that I have an infant and a toddler in it, I still have no issues with balance. I was very nervous taking this stroller to the mall, but it fit through doorways fine. I recently started jogging with it and I now love it even more. I do have three small complaints. First, for such an expensive stroller, you shouldn't have to buy the console with the drink holder. Second, the storage basket underneath is difficult to access. You really cant put shopping bags there. Third, there isnt anywhere you can hook bags on to. I am going to purchase some carabiner clips to use as hooks on the carriage.
Cant wait to try this out at the beach this summer! |
Best stroller ever purchased
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| Review Date: August 4, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Nicole Strong, Los Angeles, CA |
| I have purchased many strollers from the maclaren (2nd best) to the graco duoglide-worst stroller ever. This is by far the best, comfortably holds my tall 4 year old and average size 18 month old, glides smooth and folds down easily. Love walking with this one. My husband loves it as well. |
Great stroller for roller blading
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| Review Date: September 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Marie Klos, Caledonia, Mi United States |
The 2008 model is great with its improved reclining positions for the kids. I really like roller blading with this stroller, the swivel wheel makes it easy to push. I haven't tested other strollers, but this does seem heavy, so pushing it up hill is a little hard.
Overall, this is a great stroller that I would highly recommend. |
category killer
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| Review Date: June 24, 2009 |
| Reviewer: TwinMom, London, United Kingdom |
I have twins and this stroller is the double stroller category killer. I have had my children in this since they were 8wks old and it goes everywhere with us. In the end, I was so happy with my BOB that I didn't even bother to get another double stroller. Quite a statement from a mom of twins--most of my peers have at least 2-3 strollers.
It is made to fit through most single doors (i.e. front doors of shops and homes) so I am independent when out and about. It folds very easily and although a little heavy is well worth the extra heist for the sturdiness and maneuverability. My only wish is that it was set up to take 2 infant car seat adapters as that would have been a nice option in the beginning with twins.
We have the handlebar console and the strap-on IronMan bag as well both of which I'd highly recommend.
Save your time and money and buy only one double stroller--this one. |
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