A five-point harness offers the most security . Straps are provided at the shoulders, waist and crotch. Make sure they're easy to adjust, comfortable and made of a durable material. A hand brake allows you to slow down quickly, while a parking brake lets you keep the stroller still while you're not holding it . Look for models that seat your child far into the stroller, away from the wheels.
Some strollers have two reclining positions.
Make sure the seat is far enough from your legs when you're in full stride, especially when it's fully reclined. The seat should be comfortable and stable, especially on rough surfaces. Better jogging strollers, especially high-end models, sport additional features . Many manufacturers include these features in the price of the stroller. Our Consensus Report shows how many times products are top-ranked by reviewers included in our All The Reviews Reviewed chart.