Check out the initial post of the Phil & Ted’s Sub-4 Stroller here. After my initial run with the Sub 4 stroller, I knew I had a great stroller. However, there were also a few adjustments that needed to be made. One adjustment was simple – I simply needed to turn the front wheel around and it stopped pulling to the right. The second adjustment took a little research and caused a few headaches. The issue was…
Run Oregon receives and tests running gear from time to time. This post is the second of three about the Thule Urban Glide which Matt has been testing with his two daughters. This post goes further into Matt’s first 21 days with this stroller. Check out the initial post here and the 21 day update here. We are now just over 2 weeks from Christmas and if you are looking for that big knockout gift for that mom (or dad) runner…
Now Im not sure if I’m the only one with this internal complex that I had to battle when my son was born in February. I still want to get my runs in and train while mom is off at work and its just me and the little guy. I would like to think of myself as a “Mans Man” (Bearded and tattooed) but still struggled with the idea of purchasing a jogging stroller. During…
Run Oregon receives and tests running gear from time to time. This post is the second about the Thule Urban Glide which Matt has been testing with his two daughters. This post goes further into Matt’s first 21 days with this stroller. Check out the initial post here. Here is a reminder of the technical details: Specifications: Stroller Weight = 23 lbs. Weight Capacity = 75 lbs. Front Wheel Size 12 in.; Rear 16 in. Price: $399.95 Initial Runs:…
For those of you unaware, I have a 4 and 2-year-old. In our family, we have gotten by on one old (crummy) running stroller that we purchased for $20 at a garage sale and a decent double stroller that is DEFINITELY not made for running. In fact, the one time we ran in the double stroller in a race (the 2013 Homer’s Classic 8k in Silverton), one of the wheels actually fell of. Yes – it…
