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Bobbi McCormick

Urbini Avi Jogger {Review}

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Bobbi from nhershoes
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Disclosure: I participated in a campaign on behalf of Mom Central Consulting (#MC) for Urbini. I received a product sample to facilitate my review and as a thank you for participating.

Happy Monday!

I am working on RJ’s birthday post and can’t wait to share her party fun, but today I have a fun REVIEW for ya’ll. I chose black and grey because I love keeping things neutral, but you can pick from five different colors.

I recently had the opportunity to try out the Urbini Avi Jogger. I have the ‘other’ popular jogging stroller, but I was intrigued at the price point of this stroller and wanted to test it out to see if it is a great alternative jogging stroller that might save you some money!

RJ and I go on 1-2 walks a day and the occasional 2-3 mile run, so we had plenty of chances to give it a test run.

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The Urbini Avi can handle all terrains smoothly and has a responsive suspension, for either a regular walk, power walk or run. The Avi Jogger includes a responsive suspension, swivel-lock front wheel, and multi-position handle that offer stability, control, and maneuverability. It also includes a Single Touch Brake and One-Hand Quick-Fold that make for great functionality for when you need it most.

Other Avi Jogger Features:

  • Self Stands (when folded)
  • Inflatable Rubber Tires
  • 5-Point Harness
  • 2-Position Canopy (with ‘Peek-A-Boo’ Window)
  • Safety Wrist Strap
  • Plenty of Storage at Bottom
  • Reclining Seat

So how does it stack up to the “other” popular band? 

  • Both offer Easy Folding & Storage Capabilities.
  • Both offer great experience on our walks and runs.
  • My ‘other’ jogger has needed the tires to be patched six times. I don’t know if that it a fluke, but it is always a major bummer to have to patch and patch again. So far the Urbini Avi has been flat-free.
  • The Urbini Avi is about 6 lbs lighter, but I don’t know if that makes a big difference to me as I like the sturdiness feel of my ‘other’ jogger.
  • The Urbini Avi lacks accessories! My ‘other’ jogger has accessories to purchase like Single Handlebar Console, Sun Shield, Snack Tray, Car Seat Adapter, etc.
  • The Urbini Avi doesn’t have as ‘rock-solid’ break system as my ‘other’ jogger, but it hasn’t been anything to really worry about.
  • The Urbini Avi is $199. My ‘other’ jogger was $329.
If you are not planning on hour long training runs, then Urbini is a GREAT alternative with its’ solid frame and sweet price.
For those who are training for marathons and/or will have your child in the jogger for more than an hour during your workouts, I would recommend LOOKING at the ‘other’ joggers mostly because of all of the great (and needed) accessories for these types of outings, especially the Sun/Wind Shield and the better water bottle holder.

As you can see RJ loves it 😉

Purchase the Urbini Avi Jogger (sold exclusively) at Walmart.com and also follow Urbini on Facebook and Twitter. You can see my review on Walmart.com E-Commerce by CLICKING HERE.

What is your favorite jogging stroller?

Comments

One response to “Urbini Avi Jogger {Review}”

  1. emily Avatar
    emily

    Really like my Bob so far. Purchased it used on Craigslist. We haven’t used it to run yet but hopefully that will start in the next few months. He’s only 5 months old so we normally go for walks with the Ergo. These days the Bob works great for walks on the rocky beach so the dog can get a swim! Also need a stroller that has a weather shield because it rains a lot in Washington and we are active all year long.