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InStep Safari TT Single Jogging Stroller | 
 enlarge | Brand: InStep
Category: Sports
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Rating:  43 reviews
Sales Rank: 45960
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Age: 6 months - 99 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 29
Dimensions (in): 29.8 x 19.5 x 13.5
MPN: 11-AR165
Model: 11-AR165
UPC: 038675016507
EAN: 0038675016507
ASIN: B000EI2O3Y
Release Date: June 12, 2006
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| Features:
| • | Stroller is designed for jogging or regular use | | • | Compact and easily foldable | | • | High and low storage compartments | | • | Machine-washable, removable seat pad | | • | Instant lock-switch wheel converts to swivel stroller |
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Product Description
InStep 11-AR165 Safari TT Stroller features an instant lock-switch to convert from a jogger to a swivel-wheeled stroller. Features also include an adjustable handle, a removable and machine-washable seat pad, high and low storage compartments, and an easy-to-fold frame for simple, one-handed folding motion. Assembled dimensions measure 38 by 25 by 40.5 inches and folded dimensions measures measure 36.5 by 25 by 16 inches. What's in the Box?
Stroller and owner's manual. Manufacturer's Warranty
One year limited warranty
Product Description
InSTEP Safari TT Single Jogging Stroller When it comes to running or jogging, parents have once choice and once choice only......an Instep Jogging Stroller. InSTEP is a purveyor of the jogging stroller for years now and they have developed top of the line models like the InSTEP Safari TT Single Stroller. It is the perfect no-fuss, no-muss stroller. It easy to use and has all the features expected in a top of the line InSTEP stroller. The InSTEP Safari stroller has several standout features. One of the standout features is the quick release rear wheels. The wheels come off easily and help provide a smooth ride. Combined with the independent rear suspension, reducing impact on uneven terrain, this InSTEP jogging stroller is one of the most comfortable rides around. The InSTEP baby stroller has a high top canopy as well, perfect for the jogging stroller because it provides internal head room for the baby. The swivel front wheel is designed for easy mobility, but also easy maneuvering. The front wheel on the InSTEP safari stroller does lock for jogging or serious running. This is for the serious runner or jogger. But, an InSTEP Jogging Stroller allows for bonding with baby. It has added storage which will blow the mind of both parent and baby.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 38 more reviews...
Amazing Stroller!! October 30, 2008
J. Skeen (San Diego, CA USA)
This stroller was purchased after our Baby Trend from Target lost air pressure in the tires repeatedly and we had to replace them 3 times. Finally I purchased this for a great price. What a difference!! The tires never needed filling, it was smooth, and my daughter loved riding in it each day (2-4 miles on pavement). Now that I've had a second child, we purchased a BOB jogger (also amazing and well worth the money!) but the InStep was a great value.
My only complaint (and one reason for the move to a BOB) was the lack of sun protection. It really doesn't provide coverage unless the sun is directly above or behind them.
Great stroller you will enjoy for a long time!
love it August 26, 2008
Kayla M. Jones
I have had this stroller for about a year now. My daugher and I both love it. We use it almost every day and have had no problems. I mostly walk, but have done some jogging. The only problem I have is the front tire does jiggle some when I am jogging even when it is locked in place. It isn't bad, but it makes the stroller shake a little. Other than that I love it.
 dangerous problem! May 20, 2008
Carrie (Dallas, TX USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have had this stroller for about a year and a half and I have always loved it. I use it several times a week without any problems at all. It folds easily and handles really well. UNTIL.... a few days ago I walked my son to the park and the stroller sat in the sun while he played. I guess the metal frame got too hot or something (even though it didn't even feel hot to the touch) because as we were walking back home the frame totally bent. The stroller fell over, the tray popped off, and my son almost hit the ground. Good thing I had him buckled in!!! And good thing my mom reflexes let me get my arm between him and the pavement before he hit his head! We were just walking along, going slightly down hill, and it just collapsed! I haven't heard of this happening to anyone else so it may just have been a fluke with my stroller, but be careful. InStep will definitely be hearing from me!
 A fantastic stroller for the money! May 13, 2008
Dan J. Reed
A fantastic stroller for the money!
We went from a Peg Perego Pliko P3 to this, this stroller is much smoother over sidewalks and road gaps.
It was easy to assemble, folds up for travel, and best of all, is easy to use and has a fantastic smooth ride.
Very high quality, nice 5 pt seat belt harness... rear locking foot brake (locks both rear wheels at the same time.).. Adjustable grab bar...
Thick quality well made covering.. this thing is made to last.
Best of all my 4 month old fits in it well and enjoys it! We use it for both walking and running.
The only thing I found lacking was the sunshade. I fixed that with a cheap clamp-on umbrella from a local drug store for $5. It works far better.
Its been a few weeks now, and I am still really happy with it!
See my photos for more info about this great stroller.
Good stroller, smooth ride... 90% happy April 24, 2008
H. L. Johnson (CT)
My son just turned 4 and I was looking for a stroller that would provide a good comfy ride for him when we go on walks or short runs. He's in the 10th percentile for height and weight and there is more than enough room for him to sit or lay comfortably in it. It's been about 3 weeks and I am very happy with the purchase. The ability to change the height of the stroller handle was a nice surprise, as I didn't realize that when I made the purchase. When I first took it out of the box, the instructions seemed less than helpful but it was all pretty obvious once I got started. I like that I can lock the front wheel for stability during runs or unlock it for walks that zig zag around the neighborhood. It is very smooth and handles bumps, rocks and sand pretty easily. I am 5'4" and I have more than enough room to run behind it. I don't feel as though I'm going to kick the back or stumble. The tether is nice little piece of mind so if I did trip or stumble some, the carriage wouldn't roll away. My only two complaints are 1) the sunshade is absolutley useless your out for a standoff at high noon. My son likes to sit forward and doesn't always use the back rest so the shade doesn't help at all. I've read that others have bought an extended shade so I might look into that. 2) the brake bar falls as we walk/run and you start to hear it. There are screws that can be tightened so it's harder to engage the step brake but when I attempted this I just ended up stripping the phillips head screws so it's still a problem and has been a slight annoyance, when I'm running to slow down a little for a few seconds to "kick" the bar back up. maybe new screws would help this problem. Over all I'm very happy with this stroller, my son looks forward to walks and runs in it.
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