Joovy Zoom X2 Lightweight Performance Double Jogging Stroller Featuring Extra-Large Pneumatic Tires with Air Pump Included, Locking and Swiveling Front Tire, and Easy One-Handed Fold, Forged Iron

This stroller is worth every penny. My son is 4 and autistic so stroller is our safety go to. He rides and it drives smooth. Great coverage from the sun and good depth room. He is 49 lbs and 42 inches tall and it holds higher weight which was a plus when looking for a decent stroller. It’s a little heavy but it’s a bigger stroller and easy to fold. The wheels make the push so much easier. The only thing is the cup holders are a nice touch but meant for closed containers so we just will add extra holders. But overall I am so happy we purchased this stroller for our sons needs.

I am very happy with the Joovy Zoom360 Ultralight Jogging Stroller. We use it every day! I initially chose this model for its affordability and lighter weight, especially for use at the beach, and it has gone above and beyond my expectations. It folds easily for quick storage and transport, making it incredibly convenient. Using it on the beach has been a breeze – it handles packed sand effortlessly and even glides through deeper soft sand surprisingly well, allowing me to take my baby for walks without any significant issues. The stroller has held up impressively against the maritime elements, and the high-quality, air-filled tires ensure a smooth ride. Even for running, it performs beautifully with very little resistance. My only minor suggestion would be to have larger drink holders in the neoprene storage on the handle, but the zippered pouch between the drink holders is incredibly practical for keeping essentials secure. Overall, this stroller offers exceptional value and functionality, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a versatile and reliable jogging stroller and doesn’t want to worry about spending more than this price point.

This is great as an alternative to my son’s wheelchair. I like that it is for taller kids.

I should start by saying I did not purchase this stroller for jogging purposes. I originally purchased this stroller for the weight limit! I have a three year old who weights almost 60lbs and is over three and a half feet tall. I have a BIG BOY! PROS: The stroller itself seems very well built. I have had mine for about six months now and use almost daily. And I do not have a single complaint about anything being worn out, ripped, snapped. Absolutely nothing. It looks just as nice as the day I received it and my son is rough but to my surprise he has not been able to break a single thing. My very skinny 10 year old can even sit in the stroller. He's a little tall but he can still make it work. It steers like a dream. I can drive it one handed and drink a coffee. Turning is almost mind blowing. I've never once had to stop and fix wheels or 3 point turn it. It travels on grass, concrete, store floors and light sand very easily. It's also a five point harness that can be converted into a three! And that's great with a big toddler. To open or close the stroller, it's a simple lever or pull on a cord situation. I can do it one handed if I really needed to. CONS: There are two big cons for me and why I took a star away. I really do love this stroller so much. It's changed, for the better, my life out and about being able to put my son in a stroller still. Because he's so big. My first and foremost complaint is that my son can tip the stroller over! To the utter shock of the two of us, one day in Target he was reaching for something on a shelf and because it was out of his reach and he's very strong and heavy, it flipped to one side. I actually had the help of a kind stranger to help me lift him back up and while he wasn't hurt...it scared us both. And I'm sure there could be a situation where a child gets hurt from it tipping. I now know it could tip so I take the proper precautions. The lesser of the two complaints in storage. It does not come work any sort of cup holders or trays for the parent. The child does had two small mesh pockets by the seat but they don't have any trays or real cup holders either. The under the seat storage is very minimal also. It is by design a jogger though so I understand why you wouldn't normally be packing it up with actions bunch of stuff. I bought something that works as a cup holder and storage that I attached to the handle where I push. Works great and I can close the stroller with it on. Overall I would 100% but this stroller again. It accommodates larger children. It steers incredibly well. It's also built very well.

I did a lot of research on which double jogging stroller to get, as I have 10 month old twins. After literally months of research, I settled on the Joovy Zoom X2 as MY birthday present & I am not disappointed at all. First of all; this fits in the trunk of my 06 Chevy Malibu, which is a HUGE plus and probably the biggest selling point. (We do have to take the awnings off, which is no big deal at all, they just snap in & out super easily) I am so happy with how easy it in to navigate. I can use one hand and push this thing everywhere. The strap is great as a backup. Front wheel locks and unlocks easily. Back wheels are a quick disconnect. One hand fold & unfold is incredible. We took this through a disc golf course that was made of pea gravel that likes to have some buildup areas, and this stroller pushed through like a knife in warm butter. My girls were so comfortable, and loved laying back and looking around. Added bonus that you can unzip the shades and adjust them depending on the direction of the sun. The parent console is awesome. The only thing it lacks is the support in the cup holders and the angle of which it sits on the stroller handles. Our cans splashed over onto the fabric pretty easy and they were less than half full; but again, No big deal. It’s easy to remove and wash. The center zipper is so spacious I was able to carry my belongings plus 4 of my disc golf discs’! I have not found a single flaw so far that makes me not want to give this stroller a 10/10. It has made my life as a twin mom so much less stressful, I actually look forward to going out now. No, I have not been paid for this review. I paid 100% full price, I’m honestly that excited over this stroller.

It was our choice during a trip lasting more than 20 days for a child aged 1 year and 9 months, weighing just over 15 kg, for all types of terrain. We intend to use it for about 4 years. Comfortable for the child, very pleasant to push. The size is intimidating to store in a small apartment and, especially, to transport in the car, but the possibility of easily dismantling all the wheels (including the front) helps a lot. It is not light enough that you can comfortably carry it and carry a child on your lap, however, considering the size, it can be considered very light. After less than six months of use, a seam opened beneath the seat, where there is a plastic plate. Considering that the objective was to have a stroller for a large child, up to about 4 years old, I think the choice was good and, for around US$255.00 (price in October/2023), we would buy it again if necessary.

Despite the many many rave reviews of this stroller, I feel that the quality of the Joovy Zoom is subpar. I liked it for the first few runs, but it only took a few for things to go downhill, and quickly at that. After using this for only about 1 hike, 5 runs and an attempted walk on the beach, I was glad I saved the box because I couldn’t wait to send it back. Pros: -Roomy parent console. I really liked the size of the zipper compartment for my phone, wallet, etc. -Spacious seats -Relatively light-weight (see con below) -Attractive design -Large basket area Cons: -One of the console cup holders began detaching at the seams after just a couple of uses. Note that I didn’t use large bottles or cups, just standard water bottles and kiddie cups. -No peekaboo window, as other reviews have also mentioned as a con. -Absolutely a nightmare to push on the beach. My single B*B did great at the beach and so I’ve ordered that brand as a replacement for this. Unless you want to feel like you’re doing the hardest sled workout of your life, just don’t even try it. Someone else mentioned that this worked well on the beach, but I guess that depends on the type of sand. For fluffy Gulf sand, this is a definite no. -The brake was fine for the first 2 uses. After that, it would slightly fall anytime I went across gravel, causing the teeth to touch and make a grinding sound. It only took another time or two before it would fall during a turn, and finally even on smooth surfaces. The basket cannot support more than a pound or two without it also dragging down the brake bar. Joovy needs to go back to the drawing board with this one. It’s impossible to walk, let alone run, without having to constantly raise the brake. -Canopy fabric feels cheap and I worry the seams will not last long, much like the cup holder seams. They also did not want to stay clicked into their proper positioning at the top of the stroller. One side or the other always seemed to be unattaching itself. -Structure and materials don’t feel sturdy enough to justify the price tag. Yes, it’s light-weight, but that comes at the cost of feeling a little shaky from side to side. I’d rather have it weigh another few pounds and know it’s not going to break over time. If this didn’t come with such a high price tag I may have given it an extra star, but for $500 the quality just isn’t there for me. Spend the extra $200 and buy the one that will actually last for years.

This was great for my 6 year old extremely tall 7 year old. Secure, easy to maneuver and great to fold and stow. If you forced me to find a negative, unfolding it was a bit tedious, didn’t utilize gravity for opening.