BOB Gear

Rambler

• Full suspension system for a smooth ride
• Front wheel can swivel or lock and has tracking adjustment
• Very roomy basket
• One-hand recline
• Compatible with many infant car seats from major brands

Designed to check multiple boxes for active families, BOB’s Rambler is basically a pared-down version of the popular Revolution Flex stroller. This is a premium jogging stroller that’s equally good at for strolling around town and will fit in your trunk more easily than other BOBs.

Like the Revolution Flex, the Rambler is a durable, well-made stroller with a high-strength, aluminum alloy frame. It has a swivel-locking front wheel: use the “swivel mode” for easier maneuverability on city streets or lock it into “jogging mode” for more stability when hiking or running. You can adjust the front-wheel tracking to keep the stroller running straight when the front wheel is locked with a simple twist knob.

There’s foot-activated rear parking brake, and all the wheels come off easily via quick-release levers (like the one on your bike) when needed. Shock absorbing, mountain bike suspension and air-filled tires give your baby a smooth ride even when you’re running (super important, especially for smaller babies, to protect them from too much jostling).

The padded seat moves from fully upright to almost flat (70 degrees from vertical) with an easy, one-hand recline, and it has a huge, UPF 50+ canopy. Like other BOBs, you can turn it into a travel system with adapters (sold separately) specific to your infant car seat (see the full compatibility list below), and it has the same easy two-step fold.

What makes the Rambler different from the Revolution Flex? In a nutshell, it’s smaller and has fewer features, and it’s also a good chunk cheaper. To start, the back wheels are smaller (12 instead of 16 inch), making it more compact when folded. It’s lighter in weight and smaller in overall dimensions, too.

The handlebar is not adjustable, and though the basket is still roomy, it’s not quite as big. You won’t find bright, two-tone color options in the Rambler—it’s a simple black only. Where the Revolution and Revolution Flex have five year warranties, the Rambler’s is only two years. All in all, the Rambler is an excellent, versatile option for active families that’s a bit more affordable than its sister strollers in the BOB line.

Infant Car Seat Compatibility

Looking to create your own travel system? Using brand-specific adapters (sold separately), the BOB Rambler stroller is compatible with many popular infant car seats from major brands.

• Britax/BOB (adapter): B-Safe, B-Safe 35, B-Safe 35 Elite, B-Safe Ultra, Chaperone, Endeavors
• Chicco (adapter): KeyFit, KeyFit 30, Fit2
• Cybex (adapter): Aton, Aton 2, Aton Q, Aton M, Cloud Q
• Graco (adapter): Snugride Classic Connect, Snugride Classic Connect 30, Snugride Classic Connect 32, Snugride Classic Connect 35, Snugride Click Connect 30, Snugride Click Connect 30 LX, Snugride Click Connect 35, Snugride Click Connect 35 LX, Snugride Click Connect 40
• Maxi-Cosi (adapter): Mico AP, Mico Max 30, Mico NXT
• Nuna (adapter): PIPA, PIPA Lite, PIPA Lite LX
• Peg Perego (adapter): Primo Viaggio 4-35, Primo Viaggio 4-35 Nido SIP, Primo Viaggio SIP 30/30

• 25 lbs.
• Stroller only: 8 weeks and up
• With infant car seat: from birth
• Max child height: 44 in.
• Max weight capacity: 75 lbs.
• Handle bar height: 39.5 in.
• Overall width: 24.5 in.
• Interior weat width: 14.5 in.
• Folded length, wheels on: swivel mode 38 in., jogging mode 43 in.
• Folded height, wheels on: 14 in.
• Folded length, wheels off: swivel mode 35 in., jogging mode 36 in.
• Folded height, wheels off: 10 in.
• XL UPF 50+ canopy
• Wrist strap
• Large cargo basket
• Wheel rims and spokes; high-impact polymer composite
• Wuick release wheel levers
• Aluminum alloy frame
• One-hand seat adjustment
• 12” air-filled tires
• Coil spring and elastomer core shock absorbers
• Spot clean
• Poly and dobby weave fabrics with water repellent coating
• Open-cell foam padding
• Five-point harness