Baby Jogger F.I.T. Single Jogging Stroller

by Baby Jogger

• Patented quick-fold technology-allows you to fold your stroller in one simple step
• 16" molded polymer quick-release pneumatic wheels
• Hand caliper brake for more responsive braking power and added control on hilly terrain
• Padded reclining seat with vented seat top and retractable weather cover
• Multi-position "no pinch" sun canopy with peek-a-boo window

Product Description

Color: Slate/Black | Size: One Size

From the Manufacturer

The F.I.T. Jogger is a light weight, easy to use jogging stroller that is perfect for parents looking to take their fitness routine to the next level.

Product Description

80431 Color: Slate / Black Features: -Patented Quick - Fold Technology - allows you to fold your stroller in one simple step.-Hand caliper brake for more responsive braking power and added control on hilly terrain.-16'' molded polymer quick - release pneumatic wheels.-Padded reclining seat with a vented seat top and retractable weather cover.-Patented universal accessory mounting bracket - accessorize your stroller with ease.-Ergonomic handlebar with wipe - clean grip.-Multi - position 'no pinch' sun canopy with peek-a-boo window.-Seat back storage compartment and Under seat storage basket.-Adjustable 5 - point safety harness with shoulder pads.-Rear parking brake.-Fold strap to keep stroller folded for transportation or storage.-Glider board attaches to the rear axle of your single or double Baby Jogger stroller.-Universal parent console provides a cup holder, insulated cooler pouch and an additional storage pouch for a cell phone, keys or wallet.-Rain canopy prevents fogging for optimal visibility for your baby.-Carry bag made with specialized storage compartments to protect your wheels.-Car seat adaptor allows you to use your Chicco car seat with your stroller. Specifications: -75 lbs weight capacity.-MP3 console with built - in speaker attaches to the handlebar of your single or double Baby Jogger stroller. Assembly Instructions: -Assembly required. Dimensions: -Assembled: 41'' H x 25.25'' W x 52'' D.-Folded with wheels: 22'' H x 25.25'' W x 35'' D.-Folded without wheels: 10.25'' H x 20.25'' W x 32'' D.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

91 of 93 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Baby Jogger FIT vs Bob Ironman January 26, 2011

By Monk Fan

Color Name:kiwi/black| Size Name:One Size|Amazon Verified Purchase

If you are looking at this stroller, you are probably comparing it to Bob Ironman. The new 2011 Bob Ironman is coming out soon, so the 2010 model is selling for the same price as the FIT.
You must wonder why the Baby Jogger FIT is not on sale. Well, there will not be a 2011 model for the FIT and the stroller in black/kiwi was discontinued.
UPDATE - There will not be a 2012 model either.

As you know, Baby Jogger and Bob are very similar. The dimensions and weight are almost identical, and they fold down to almost the same size. However, there are 3 major reasons why we chose Bob Jogger over Bob:
-one-handed fold
-seat height (24.5' vs 21" for Bob) and width (25.25' vs 23' for Bob) - I have uploaded 2 pictures of my 8 month old son in the Baby Jogger and Bob. You will see what I mean.
-washable seat cover (you can machine wash your stroller's seat)

Most parents, including myself, purchase a stroller when they are expecting a baby or when the baby is born. They tend to read reviews online and go to baby stores to try out the strollers. However, you will need the stroller for more than few months, even longer if you have a jogging stroller. Many reviewers complain about the seat height of the Bob being too short. Some 2 year old babies cannot fit in them anymore!

PROS: (besides the 3 I listed above)
-Canopy: It is really sturdy, multi-Position sun canopy, which provides extensive coverage so you will not have to purchase an additional canopy. It has a peek-a-boo window on top, which can be secured with velcro.
-Ventilation panel: perfect for the summer to cool down the baby and it can also be covered for colder & rainy days.
-Accessories: many accessories are available for this stroller including a car seat adapter for infants.
-Customizable stroller: we purchased the Baby Jogger Adjustable Belly Bar which fits perfectly on the FIT and allows to hang some toys for our son.
-Removable large storage basket underneath and large storage net attached to the back seat.
-Steering: although this stroller has a fixed front wheel, we have no problem steering just by pulling on the handle for gentle turns and curves.
-Fixed front wheel: a must have for runners. (We saw the other day a woman running with a swivel front wheel which can be fixed. She was not able to go straight and had to adjust the stroller several times. If you are a serious runner, you should consider a running stroller with a fixed front wheel like this one.)

CONS:
-No parent tray/cup holder (We use Buggy Buddy - holds 2 large bottles and has a compartment to store your keys, iPod and much more).
-Unadjustable handlebar (still at the right height for me (5'4) and my husband (6'0)) - The center of the handle bar is at 41' from the ground.
-Does no lock into standing position, but you can easily remove the wheels and put it in Baby Jogger stroller bag.
-This stroller, unlike the 2011 City Mini, does not have a "seat support", so we purchased it directly from Baby Jogger for $8 + shipping for additional back support. It is also available on Amazon - Baby Jogger PE Board for use with Single City Mini Strollers - compatible with Baby Jogger FIT.

28 of 29 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars LOVE the FIT November 20, 2010

By A.K.A

Color Name:Slate/Black|Size Name:One Size

My husband and I are both big runners (running 5+ times a week). We purchased the Summit XC. It was fine to walk with but when we locked the wheel to run- it would pull to the left. BJ sent us a replacement wheel. This time it pulled to the right. They then sent us a new frame- still pulled. So we decided to go with the F.I.T. I would definitely recomment the FIT to anyone who likes to run. We love it! It doesn't pull at all. Throughout it all, BabyJogger had great customer service. They were always willing to send us a new part in order to try it out. After tryint different things, they agreed that we should just switch to a different model. They even had UPS come pick up the old stroller- which meant we didn't have to stand in line to send anything back or pay! We LOVE our FIT!

The FIT is defintely for people who like to run but also still want to pack it up to go somewhere. It truly does collapse with one hand and fits easily in the trunk of a car. I think it even fits better in our trunk than our normal Graco stroller.

28 of 30 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars This stroller is phenomenal, not just for intermediate runners July 2, 2011

By Rhino

Color Name:Slate/Black| Size Name:One Size|Amazon Verified Purchase

I did a lot of research before I bought this stroller, and here is why I chose it:

1.) It has one of the largest seats, and thus can hold a taller child up to 75 lbs, not just 50 lbs.
2.) It has an extensive canopy that protects the entirety of the child from sun and wind
3.) It is simple to fold and stow in the trunk
4.) The tires come inflated, so you don't need a special pump or a visit to a bike shop

Here's what else I found once it arrived:

1.) It glides easily, but the tires are thick and sturdy enough to go on quite rough gravel trails
2.) It is not particularly wide - it fits easily through all the doorways in my house
3.) It's quite easy to steer once you get the hang of it
4.) I don't even have to take the tires off to stow it in the trunk of my Toyota Camry
5.) It came almost fully assembled, so it only took my husband about 10 minutes to put on the wheels and clip the straps in the right setting

It also looks extremely sharp. And even though it's called the FIT (For Intermediate Training), I would say it would suit most serious runners. I do a half-marathon once or twice a week, plus smaller runs of 5 or 8 miles, sometimes on flat trails and sometimes on hills. It works perfectly for any of those distances. It is so smooth that my 4 month old baby loves it, and sleeps right through even rough sections of the trail.

The only reasons I can think of you might not like it:

1.) The height of the handlebar is not adjustable. I'm 5'9 and it works great for me, but it would probably be too low for my husband who is 6'3
2.) It doesn't come with a rain cover, you have to purchase that separately

Oh yeah, and I bought the Kiddopotamus Snuzzler to go inside of it, because my baby is really big for his age, but he is still on the young side for a jogger. The Snuzzler helps hold his head steady even when he's sleeping. I would totally recommend it if you want to run with a 3 or 4 month baby who has good head control, but might need a little support so their head doesn't slump when they fall asleep.