The pictures make them look a lot smaller, but the elite actually has 12" wheels. And you can lock the front one for jogging, or unlock it for normal strolling. love.Â
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Yeah, 12" is small for the back wheels, comparatively speaking. I read the back wheels should be 16" for stability while running. That's part of the reason the jogging strollers take up so much more room in the car, very large back wheels.
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I drive a Scion XB; probably a good thing I don't jog; that stroller would take up half my car!
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MW: you are probably right; later she told DH she was glad I seemed so committed and not scared off or something. Lately I have been just hating going over there because she is a sinkhole of negativity (all this financial mess, she thinks she will never get out of, not to mention the marriage talk) and the thought of moving in with her - which we may still have to do - almost makes me cry. But it would ease the financial strain and maybe then she'd lighten up? nevertheless I really don't want to.
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LMAO -- Finnegan is much better than Logley!!! LOL! Â I'll see what DH thinks. Â I have a really strong feeling he's going to fight till the end on this, and then after I finally push him out, let me name him what I want. Â Who knows? Â I might lay eyes on this boy and decide he's a Logan after all. Â But for now, I'm calling him Finn. Â 
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It folds down pretty decently. Â With our new wagon, it should fit fine folded, and I'll know where I'm gong if I'm going to need more room in the trunk.
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FWIW, if you want to check it out, both Schwinn jogging strollers I have have 12" front locking/unlocking wheels. I searched and searched for that because the first jogging stroller I bought had the 16" immoveable front wheel and that was a serious pain. I had to tilt it every time I wanted to turn. And they are about half the price of the one you picked. They do say you shouldn't use them for jogging until baby can sit up on his/her own, at around 6 months. The seats do recline, though.
http://www.joggingstroller.com/Shop-by-Stroller-Brand/Schwinn/index.cat
http://schwinnjoggingstroller.org/
I'm testing 7yo ds this week to meet the homeschool requirements here. It's our first year officially homeschooling so our first year testing. I wasn't sure which test to pick, kindergarten or 1st grade. If he were in school, based on age, he'd be in first grade, so I went with that one. Without any formal education or teaching on my part, just living the unschooling way, he has gotten every answer on the test correct so far. I am trying to not let the test scores matter to me but it's hard not to be happy about that. If nothing else, it will show all of the naysayers that unschooling really does work.
What's really cool about it is that ds makes me test him. I was procrastinating because I didn't want to do it. I assume because he's never had any schooling or experienced pressure about grades or passing, he has no anxiety what-so-ever about it. He thinks it's fun.
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