I was considering getting one of these to take jogging. Do you think it would hold up for a jog or would it be a waste?
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my brother uses the one I bought. he says it is good for everyday. he had a different brand that was better, but it is no longer availabile. this one keeps his coke cold for several hours 2-4.it is large enough to put a freezer ice around the bottle for extended time. it has zippered pouches on the outside for keys, ID, etc...size fits most 16 to 20 oz. bottles. looks nice.
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They're petty well built. I've thrown them in the washing machine and they hold up for a number of washings -- so jogging would be fine.
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i think they make better products for jogging than this. Look at a running store.
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The size I ordered was probably too large to take on a job. If you order the correct size for a 20 oz or 16 oz bottle, it would probably work well. I need to order the next size smaller for my use. I'm not sure how you would keep the container from bouncing up and down with the jogging and if it would bother your rhythm. Sorry I'm not much help for your particular situation. I do like them to take on trips -- one with water and one with a bottle of ice to slowly melt and use throughout the day!
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We use them to keep our dogs hydrated when we walk them; they are very large dogs with double coats who overheat quickly. The water stays cold. You can strap the bag over your shoulder or around your waist. I think it's fine but I don't jog. Sorry not to be more help.
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It would hold up just great, I have taken it to a amusement park and it is awesome....definitely a must buy.
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I'm pretty impressed with mine because it keeps water cold for a long time and the loops do attach to a reinforced strap. I use it a lot for walking and hiking, but for something like jogging it's bulky enough to be a bother unless you can think of a way to tie it down somehow.
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I wouldn't. It's a really small clip that has minimal grip. The Otterbox has a nicer belt clip that grabs the entire phone, but given the weight with the cases, neither one is particularly good for jogging. My solution was to buy the armband. It's a pain in the rump to constantly take it out of the case, but if you don't want it bouncing or flying off, it's your best bet. As a side note, if you are planning on taking it out of the case at all, use the Survivor case, as the skin will not stretch out and make the case worthless.
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When you read the manual for this stroller - it says not intended for jogging. I bought is for jogging and the front wheel does shake if you walk too fast.
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I have never ran with this but have gone on plenty of walks. The shocks are okay but I would probably suggest a jogger stroller. It's a little tough to steer through grass and rocks walking. I cannot imagine at a jog or run pace.
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It is best used for walking but I did jog just to see what it can do. The machine was just fine. As far as a full blown run I have no idea. I am not the running kind of gal. ; )
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I use it to jog with my dog and it works great! It stays in place and seems to be comfortable for him. He is a 65 lb. Vizsla that is very active.
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Not really. It's good for walking on an incline but I'd look around for a better one. This one seems to be weak in the rear for running.
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We push our city select all over, hills included. It handles really well and feels like a smooth ride. I have not tried jogging with it as I have heard it is not ideal for jogging from a couple of girlfriends with the same stroller. We do walk fast with it with no trouble.
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Yes I believe it to be sturdy enough to jog. It's just a bit loud, like a "bang" with every step so just make sure you are on a sturdy floor or a basement.
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I have not attempted to run on it but I would say for safety sake that it would not be a good machine for running as much as walking at a face pace. It is a perfect machine for those who like read or work while walking.
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It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels! Hope that helps :) It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels!... » Read More It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels! Hope that helps :) « Show Less
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Yes! I jog with it and love it. I use it with two carseat adapters for my twin newborns
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It collapses easily but is quite cumbersome even when collapsed. Not ideal for travel. We travel from Michigan to North Carolina frequently. We have one at home and one in North Carolina. LOVE the jogger, but honestly, it's best for running, hiking, walking. The fixed front wheel is perfect for runners but can be difficult to maneuver if you're trying to use it for shopping, errands, etc. We keep an inexpensive umbrella stroller in the car for that reason.
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Not sure about running or jogging, but i use it for walking and standing at work and/or shopping.
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There is an elastic band that actually holds the weapon in the main compartment of the pack. The barrel can face in either direction due to the voids in either side of the top, front compartment. I would think that this would work well for jogging. I cary a Glock 27 and street ride and dirt bike my motorcycles while wearing this pack. I would say that dirt biking results in more movement than jogging and I have not had an issue when carrying a heavier weapon. I hope this helps!
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I have. It would work best on smooth pavement since the wheels are of a hard plastic variety. Be sure to lock the front wheel in place, and it will be fine as a jogger. I've logged 10+ miles at a time with this jogger with no issues - other folks commented saying the jogger will "topple" - never had this issues - ensure you're holding onto the handle/use a safety strap.
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For an occasional brief run over smooth ground, it would be ok. But if you want to run every day, or several times a week, I would definitely get a jogging stroller. A proper jogger will roll more smoothly and absorb bumps better.