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Designed for children and adults with disabilities, the Baby Jogger® Advance Mobility Freedom Stroller is ready for any type of terrain, making it a versatile choice for everything from simple strolls to light jogging. The stroller's 16-inch wheels roll easily over gravel, sand, and trails, and can adapt to city strolling. The front wheel can be swapped out for a set of swivel wheels for moving through crowds, shops, and indoor malls. The Freedom stroller is designed to accommodate children and adults up to 200 lb with disabilities. And with its ergonomic handlebar, it's a cinch to maneuver. The stroller's padded reclining seat and adjustable 5-point safety harness help to provide a comfortable ride no matter how long the trip. A large, adjustable sun canopy offers protection, while a clear window and side ventilation panels offer a great view of the sights as they go by. With more storage and a rear parking brake, the Advance Mobility Freedom Stroller is ready for nearly any type of excursion.
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With the Freedom, larger children and small adults with physical disabilities can now enjoy excursions to the beach; park or hiking trails with their families. The fixed front wheel of the Freedom easily traverses all types of terrain at running or walking speeds.
Bonnie Dintelman
2025-08-19 16:08:43
My disabled 7yr old grand daughter needed a stroller to accommodate her growing body. She had a jogging stroller but her legs are long and it wasn't fitting her well. This stroller fits her big currently but will help bring comfort to her growing self.
Captain Awesome
2025-08-01 14:26:24
I have an 18 year old special needs son that likes to go with his sister and myself when we go for a run. Since he has grown a lot in the past 18 years we have not been able to take him with us for the last few years. We had a hard time finding a chair that fit our needs and didn't break the bank. When I found this chair on Amazon I was cautiously optimistic that he would be comfortable and it would be easy on this old guy to push. He seems to be comfortable riding even on rough ground and it is pretty easy to push. We have put just over 100 miles on it since we got it and it still looks pretty good. While putting it together, my wife and I thought that it was going to be really flimsy and end up breaking. The reason we thought this is because the frame twists a bit while pushing it. I don't know if it was designed to be this flexible, but it actually makes it easier to turn while running (wide turns around curves, you still need to tip it back to make a sharp turn like all joggers).My son is 5' 10" with a 32" inseam and weighs about 115 pounds. He fits pretty well, but with his long legs it would be nice if the foot rest was a little farther out. My wife sat in it (she is a little shorter) and her legs fit pretty good.It comes with two sets of front wheels. The single wheel with a hand brake and also four wheels that turn like a normal stroller. The turning wheels are awesome for going to the zoo or just a walk around the town.There is a nice sized mesh pouch on the back with a zippered pocket above that holds my cell, wallet, and keys. The area under the seat is also nice for carrying stuff that you need when out and about.It folds down to a nice size. It fits in the back of a mini-van if the back seats are folded down into the floor. I do not think it would fit in a compact car trunk. With the wheels on (they pop off with the push of a button) I can't fit it through any of my house doors.
Abby T.
2025-07-26 12:29:43
No words for assembly, just pictures (line drawings) so took awhile to figure out a few steps, but did get it together correctly in the end. Took me a couple hours (by myself) mostly due to confusion.Fits my 5', 110 pound daughter well, but she needs to be lifted into it as there was no real easy way for her to get in herself. She has CP and walks with assistance or a walker but this was too tough for her to navigate getting in on her own, or even with help..Just had to lift her up and place her in the seat. Once she was in, she enjoyed the ride! We live in a rural area and have some hills to get up, which are a little challenging. If you are pushing an adult on flat, it's pretty easy, but you will definitely work up a sweat on a good hill!
Sheridan Reese
2025-07-18 10:36:51
I love that it comes with two sets of wheels. One set for walking/running in areas with few tight turns. The other set for tighter turns like grocery store, mall or very congested areas. Works well with most terrains. The only negatives I found were 1)the width for the shoulder area. My husband is 6’ and 185lbs. Wears a 44 jacket. If he sits up straight, the shoulder area is very tight for him. 2)It’s also not easy for him to get into or out of. He approaches from the side with assistance to get in and from the front to get out. For perspective, he can’t walk or move without assistance. All that said, he loves to ride in it and overall finds it comfortable. We’ve signed up for a half marathon(walking). This adaptive stroller has been accepted in the races we’ve participated in. In my opinion, it’s well worth the price.
Customer
2025-06-03 14:38:52
Wish I found this before I had spent over 6k on another stroller. This will last my daughter a long time. Wish it was easier ro fold down but I make it work. Need doors that are 36 inches wide to get through
Linda R.
2025-04-24 17:45:04
I bought 2 of these last year for my 32 year old foster children. We participate in a lot of 5k's and needed something better to participate in them besides their wheelchairs. My children are 100 lbs and 75 lbs. The back reclines some which works for more physical needs, I use pillows to keep one of them positioned comfortably. It comes with swivel front wheels and a stationary front wheel depending on your needs. I do have to strap feet in when using the singular front wheels so their feet won't touch the wheel, but can leave their feet unstrapped when using the swivel wheels. I put them together in the garage and they were easy to store in the attic over the winter. I went online and bought some clamps and went to the local home depot center and got some piping cut so I can fix/join/put the 2 strollers together when I don't have a helper to push one of the chairs. Works out great! I was also able to purchase the screened front covers and clear water proof front covers which allow us to go out even more without weather being a factor. Well made. Hoping these strollers last us a long, long time!
Tam
2025-01-10 11:56:12
Good ALL terrain chair. It comes with both swivel tires and fixed large front tire which is nice option to have. The things that make this chair a 3star is the fact that I put it together in my living room and tried to test it outside it was too wide to push through my doors! So it is a two person job to take the chair tilted side ways out the door. I have yet to spend time learning how to break it down because I got a feeling it will have to be completely disassembled to do. It does not have tansit option for handicap van and so impromptu meet friends at the park to walk/jog is not as easy and quick as I had hoped. My tween is 75#s and there is lots of growing room! I use lateral pillows for support and cushion for seat. She loves the ride! It handles great for running and for an adult or teen this chair will work super on grass, gravel, mulch, uneven ground! For the Price this chair is very good! I would recommend.
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