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  BUMBLERIDE DEBUTS RUNNING STROLLER: SPEED Revolutionary Line of Strollers Announces Arrival of New Running Stroller and Fabrics September 10, 2015 (San Diego, California) – Bumbleride is thrilled to announce the additions of a brand new design to their family of high-performance, environmentally-conscious strollers and all new fabrics. The first designated running stroller to join the Bumbleride family, Speed, is designed to perform, no matter the athletic adventure. Speed features Bumbleride’s new Speed3 steering which includes the following 3 modes: 1: Locked for running or training 2: 30-degree swivel for jogging or all terrain 3: Full 360-degree swivel for the city  ...

 Bumbleride Indie 4 vs. UPPAbaby Cruz Magic beans recently highlighted the similarities and differences between our Indie 4 and the UPPAbaby Cruz. Here is an excerpt from that feature: The Bumbleride Indie 4 and the UPPAbaby Cruz are very similar strollers on paper; they’re both close in weight, size, and longevity. But there are a few key things that can truly make a difference. Before we get started, here are the basic specs on both of these popular stroller models: Bumbleride Indie 4 Stroller Weight (when empty): 22 pounds Max Weight: 55 pounds Tires: Air-filled Included Accessories: Bassinet, bumper (belly)...

Stroller Smackdown: BOB Revolution SE Versus Bumbleride Indie Women's Adventure Magazine recently compared the BOB Revolution SE vs. our Bumbleride Indie. Here are the highlights from their review: I thought I had found the holy grail of strollers with the BOB Revolution SE. However, I have to admit that my “faith” was tested when Women’s Adventure gave me the Bumbleride Indie to review. In the past month, I've really gotten to know the Indie, and I like it. So now I’m not sure what to do. Which should I keep? The Indie feels like a luxury cross-over SUV, while the Revolution SE is more...

My fourth and final baby is currently on the eve of taking his very first steps. My guess is that sometime this week it will happen, and hopefully I’ll be present to see him hit this milestone. And wouldn’t you know it, as my youngest grows increasingly older, our one and only (10 year old) stroller recently died on us. She was a hard workin’ lady, but after four children and hundreds of miles under her wheels, she was tired. Her wheels literally started to fall off her crumb covered body. Clearly, a mom to four young kids cannot be...