Designed for children with disabilities, the Baby Jogger® Advance Mobility Freedom Stroller is ready for any type of terrain. With a capacity of up to 200 lbs., the Freedom stroller is designed to accommodate larger children and even smaller adults.
| Stroller Depth: | 69.5 in. |
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| Stroller Width: | 24.2 in. |
| Stroller Weight: | 35.3 lbs. |
| Stroller Height: | 39.3 in. |
REVIEWS
32 Reviews
Mama1223
Great stroller. I’m especially thankful it folds down. One thing I wish were different is that the front jogging wheel were able to swivel the way it does on a BOB jogging stroller. Also, we bought the extra smaller swivel wheels which are good but unfortunately stopped working properly after a few months.
Kevin Hu
A lot larger than expected, wish they had a midsize. It takes up most of the trunk space in a Ford Explorer. Something that would support up to a 100lb child would be nice. Was pretty simple to assemble. My son is only 7, this probably better fit for a teenager.
Sarah N
Do not buy! This stroller is advertised as being offered with a one year warranty but they neglect to state it is discontinued. Purchased in May, tried to use the warranty to replace a rear wheel with a bent axle and they referred me to another site to purchase a replacement wheel. Warranty is not valid, do not purchase!
Marie S
Perfect size for my 18 year old. I did a ton of research trying to find the perfect jogger so my adult special needs daughter could join me on my hikes. She has low muscle tone and is only able to walk short distances. This jogger has been the perfect solution. It is easy to push and very comfortable. My daughter is 4’10” 90 lbs and this was a great fit for her with plenty of room to spare. We tried it out on gravel and rocky terrain it worked great! I would highly recommend. Also the price is very reasonable especially compared to other models.
ThatOneMom
I wanted to leave a review because the only ones I could find were from people that got this for free. I didn’t. This isn’t from a promotion. This is from a mom of a child with disabilities with nothing to gain. Like: - not super heavy - Wheels easy to change (swivel or fixed front) - Seems durable - Nice sun shade - Ability to go on multiple surfaces is nice - 5 pt - Folds(ish) - Fit is good for tall 7 year old (wouldn’t be great for smaller children or tall adult especially with the fixed leg position, fixed seat depth, fixed harness position, etc.) - Fabric seems robust - Decent storage pocket on back for something kind of flat… blanket, spare clothes, diapers, etc. - cheaper than other brands Don’t like: - no padding really despite claims of padding… would be brutal for long rides - Footrest is not adjustable - Handle bar not height adjustable - Basket weight limit is around 10 lbs… no vent, oxygen, etc. unless you can carry it on your back while you push. - handlebar (per manufacturer) isn’t meant to hang equipment from- only the parent thing they sell… I wouldn’t even risk hanging pulse ox. - doesn’t come with a rain cover - No positional supports come with it, and apparently none are available. Laterals and stuff will have to be DIY. Overall, this is an okay option for individuals without medical equipment, or positioning support needs.. who are just the right height. A good option, perhaps, for individuals with endurance challenges- but certainly not for the broader population “with disabilities” the manufacturer is targeting. I don’t think this is a stroller for children and adults… and the weight limit doesn’t change that. It’s barely adjustable- which is an issue not only with comfort, but safety as well. Sure, a tiny or large person could sit in it… but with feet not touching the foot rest or knees bent awkwardly. If they want to serve the population, they should consider at least making the product in different sizes vs this “one size fits most” approach. The most adjustable feature it has is the sunshade. We will use it, because we paid for it- but we wish we’d gone for another brand. Going forward with this product will mean a lot of DIY for supports and comfort.
RespiratoryMom
Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel, our family was able to try the Baby Jogger Advance Mobility Freedom Child and Adult Stroller. Due to the significant cost and the fact that our child had only recently outgrown a standard jogging-style stroller, we had not previously tried an adaptive stroller. We were excited for this opportunity, as it can be difficult (as you surely know) to find a product that works for people with mobility needs as well as for their caregivers. Our family has experience with the Baby Jogger brand, having owned several of their strollers for the infant, toddler, and young-child stages, and I was hopeful that their brand's quality would be just as good in an adaptive stroller. Honestly - I was delighted, and my (few) complaints with this product are likely due to the high height/weight range of this adaptive stroller and the safety issues that are different between this stroller and one for young children. The Advance Mobility Freedom Stroller arrived in a large box and required some assembly. It was considerably more difficult than assembling one of their infant/toddler strollers, which made sense but was a bit frustrating. I felt that the instructions were a bit vague and took a bit of squinting and readjusting. In addition, you may have an easier time assembling this product with another person or an extra pair of hands. I do not recall needing additional tools beyond the included hex key/Allen wrench. I assembled this stroller on carpet to avoid scratches. Once fully assembled, only small adjustments are needed for travel/transport. According to Baby Jogger's manufacturer instructions and specifications, this adaptive stroller works for riders up to 200 pounds. My riding child is tall and slender, weighing approximately 65 pounds, and has respiratory conditions which can impact their mobility. We have a small paramedic bag containing medical equipment with us at all times, but no additional equipment that we use on a regular basis. I am slender and 5 feet tall; I can fit in this as well and find it a comfortable ride. I drive a minivan and am able to transport this stroller with the third row stowed. With the third row upright, I would need to remove the bicycle-style wheels. I find assembling/disassembling this stroller for transport and use low to medium difficulty. The main assembly and disassembly involve two steps in order to reduce the length of the stroller, and then to fold it mostly flat. With all of the wheels removed, I can MOSTLY fit this adaptive stroller into a generic XL/double stroller travel bag; the wheels can be stored in the bag with the stroller, but the stroller itself is too tall to fit completely even when folded (handlebar stuck out of the drawstring-closure bag). The front wheel (fixed bicycle-style spoked wheel) or front wheels (lockable swivel wheels) are secured with pins and can be swapped or removed for transport; the rear wheels are bicycle-style and remove quickly with the push of a button. Removing the rear wheels is quicker than removing the front wheel, and the fixed wheel has a larger "footprint" than the lockable swivel wheels. For maintaining the bicycle-style wheels, you'd benefit from purchasing a portable tire pump and pressure gauge. Maintaining them like bicycle wheels will benefit you, and you may want to have a patch handy in case you notice that your tire is flat. WHEEL WIDTH IS IMPORTANT TO CONSIDER, and I say this in all caps for a reason. With the rear wheels affixed, the width of the stroller is approximately 31"-32". This is the width of a standard wheelchair, and spaces that are explicitly wheelchair-accessible should accommodate this stroller. However, if you are going from a small-child stroller to this adaptive stroller, please be prepared for a shock, because you may get stuck in a doorway. If traveling, request accessible accommodations, because it will make your travel much easier even if you aren't typically a wheelchair user. The reclining seat and canopy were a delight. Velcro kept the flaps on the canopy open (for caregiver visibility and rider happiness), and mesh kept most of those flaps breathable. The reclining seat allowed for a more comfortable ride, and I can absolutely see us using this after a procedure with anesthesia or simply when the rider is a little tired. A flap at the top rear of the seat allows for air circulation when the seat is reclined; this feature is standard in many strollers. The footplate (with hook and loop fasteners to secure feet) and 5-point harness are easy to secure, adjust, and release. My child was not quite tall enough to require the fasteners, so we did not use them. They were comfortable just resting their feet on the footplate and it did not impede our use. The rear brakes lock each wheel individually. This feature was a little frustrating to use, particularly because I'm so short and really had to stretch my foot out to lock the brake - twice! - and then repeat the process to unlock it. I'm not sure that I'd refer to the brakes as "flip flop friendly" and I feel that Baby Jogger has done a better job of this with other child stroller models. The stroller contains a basket that was large enough to hold our medic bag, and bars beneath the basket keep it from sagging on the ground. A larger or rigid-sized bag or cooler may not work for this space, but for easily squashed items, you should have no problems with storage. My biggest complaint with the Advance Mobility Freedom stroller involves the fixed front wheel. While I love that Baby Jogger has included two different wheel types, I dislike that the front bicycle-style wheel is fixed. We took this stroller to our favorite park, which has hills and a lovely lake. However, there are a number of walking paths that curve or switch back, and the fixed wheel makes it impossible to steer this stroller. I already know that we would not be able to take this stroller with us to the zoo because of this feature. While some users may prefer the fixed wheel (typically used for running/jogging on a straight path), I dislike it as it prevents one from properly turning the stroller to avoid hazards or simply to travel on a curved path. One way that Baby Jogger has solved this problem in other stroller models I do appreciate the inclusion of the hand brake, which is used solely for this fixed front wheel. If you need an adaptive stroller or an alternative to a wheelchair, this is a travel-friendly product that can go almost anywhere with ease, providing comfort for the rider and convenience for the caregiver. (Also, Baby Jogger - please make a transport cover or bag for this! If nothing else, it will help protect against weather.)
wang
I was given this adaptive stroller to test out as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. My overall impression of this stroller is that it is very heavy. The locking features, seatbelts, fabrics and wheels are well made and solid, however it is very heavy and hard to maneuver with. This stroller provided an option for bigger individuals for outdoor adventures. The wheels glide smoothly and the storage area on the bottom of the stroller are huge which is my favorite part about this stroller, but this stroller is very hard to fold due to its size. Personally I do not think this is convenient to take this stroller out on a daily basis, but would consider taking this one out for long walks in the amusement parks.
Gaby
I use this stroller with my 4 year old, I love that I can continue to use this for years to come. It works great on all terrains even grass (which comes in handy with all of the outdoor activities we do). It was also pretty easy to put together in no time at all. I think his favorite part is the large canopy to block the sun! I received this adaptive stroller from the Stellar Product Testing Panel.
If you are in need of a versatile stroller for children and adults, then the Advance Mobility Freedom Stroller is all you need. Whether you are strolling through the city or going for a light jog this stroller is up for the job. I will say, unboxing the Advance Mobility Freedom Child and Adult Stroller was a beast. The metal frame is solid and quite large. It took about 15 minutes to put it together with eager kids waiting to hop in. The only downfall of the size is that once we had it up, we couldn’t get it through the doorway. This was a pain to have to fold it down and reset up outside, but it didn’t take long. I live on a mountainside, with 2 little ones and 2 elders. I took one, age 3 almost 40 lbs, to the park which is located down the mountain a few blocks away. My favorite feature is the interchangeable front wheels. You don’t have to choose between a jogging stroller and swivel wheels for everyday use. The ride is smooth and the wheels were able to handle pavement, grass, and rocky terrain flawlessly for a ride so large. Pushing it back up the hill to go home wasn’t even as hard as it had been with our standard children’s stroller. I love that it feels strong enough to handle adults up to 200 lbs. The thought that I can transport my kids and grandparents alike with ease as they get older is truly a plus. However, if you are towards the higher weight limit it can put a lot of pressure on the tires – almost flattening them out. Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this adaptive stroller. Between the reclining padded seats, spacious storage area, and versatile wheels with Individual rear parking brakes and handbrake – it is hard to find a true con to this stroller.
Cpearson
I received the Baby Jogger Advanced Mobility Freedom Stroller as a gift from Stellar Review Product Panel in exchange from for my honest review of the product. Upon opening the box, my first impression was that this is a high quality stroller. The stroller is substantial and well made. The fabric is very durable and easy to clean with a damp cloth. While strong, the fabric and reclining padded seat was also very comfortable for my 6 year old during extended use . This stroller is a game changer for anyone with kids like mine that quickly outgrew average strollers or those looking for a travel solution for special needs children or adults. The Freedom Stroller can comfortably support individuals up to 200lbs! I also fell in love with the hand brake feature that kept us safe while jogging in our super hilly neighborhood. The all terrain tires made my son's ride super smooth and definitely made strolling off road super fun! I pushed him with ease and security every where we went. The canopy has 2 different positions for coverage with each section having it's own clear view window with cover. This feature easily leant itself to privacy for my little one while we were in crowded areas, as well as providing protection from the sun. The 5 point harness kept my kiddo safe and secure and there are also foot straps included for those with spasms. The quick release wheel function made changing wheels a breeze so we could easily go from outdoor strolling to department store strolling with wheels that can maneuver tight spaces. The wheel pins are also permanently attached so there is nothing to lose! The under the seat storage is perfect for storing personal belongings safely as it is not easily accessible without notice. I struggled a bit with assembley and then with collapsing the stroller to put it in the car. After watching a few videos and practicing a couple times , I can now quickly collapse and reassemble the stroller. I would like to see a better closure option as I had to use bungee cords to keep it closed with tires placed inside to fit in my SUV a little easier. Overall I really enjoy this stroller and feel confident we will get extended use with the weight limit being so much higher than average strollers. This is the only stroller my son has ever looked forward to riding in because he said it is so much fun and I have to say that I agree!
SKMDK
I was given this adaptive stroller to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. I was very excited about this particular item because I have a handicapped elementary age child who is a part time wheelchair user. Her wheelchair does not go off-road so in the past we have used a standard all terrain stroller for walks on our long gravel driveway and in grassy or wooded areas. She has outgrown a standard stroller so this looked promising as a next step to keep her adventuring with her family in comfort and ease! My first impression when it arrived was that it was a beast to get together. The manual was very difficult to follow with far too few pictures and words. It took me almost 45 minutes and would have been easier with 2 people. Once together i realized it was GIGANTIC. I know this is touted as a child AND adult adaptive stroller but I was not expecting it to be quite so large. It does not fit through a standard interior doorway which makes storage and maneuvering around the house very difficult and I don’t like to store these kinds of things outside. It also means that if this is something that might need to take with us somewhere but we will be going inside of a building, it’s not going to work for us. It does fit through a standard exterior door. We have a standard child stroller from the same brand and this looks extremely similar in design. The handle bar has a great grip, The sunshade has wide coverage with ventilation on each side and two different view windows so you can keep an eye on the person inside the stroller. The storage basket underneath has ample space for medical supplies, purse whatever else you may need in addition to storage on the backside of the stroller and a zippered pocket. I appreciate the openings on each side to allow for tubing to go to equipment underneath in the storage basket. The footplate is very wide and ample. The straps are easy to change height on. There is velcro on the seat but I was confused about it’s function. The seat does not recline as much as I would have expected. We took the stroller out first using the all terrain front wheel. I really appreciate that it comes with both. My first thoughts were though that it was difficult to switch out, and the all-terrain front tire is fixed and does not swivel at all, which is very disappointing and made for very difficult handling. It handled beautifully on both gravel and grass and uneven terrain but in order to make a turn, I either had to lift the front end of the stroller with the occupant inside to swivel around, make an extremely wide turn, or do a shuffled 10 point turn. The standard wheels are swivel and turns much better, but did not perform very well on the gravel and grass terrain, and would be much better for some thing like a sidewalk. I did notice while using the stroller that I really had to make use of the handbrake because as a shorter person I actually can’t reach the foot break while standing behind the stroller due to the design. The handlebar is also not adjustable, only one fixed angle which is a drawback if there are multiple caregivers of various heights. This did mean that I lost control of the stroller a few times but thankfully it does have a catch strap that you can wear on your wrist to be sure it doesn’t get away from you, but I think design wise it would be nice if the foot brake came back a little further, so it was easier to reach. When bringing it back inside, after several days of testing, I did find it difficult to collapse down. The standard size stroller from the same brand is a very simple pull lever. This was not like that at all. You have to take several things apart and in doing so the front wheel itself popped off and then I pinched my finger trying to get it put back together. It is very large to store and takes up a pretty large amount of space in the back of my minivan. Since it doesn’t fit through a standard doorway, it has to be folded up before you can move it into any other room. All in all, I think that this will be a great tool to keep my child mobile with our family and the lifestyle that we live, and with its size and weight accommodation, I don’t think it’s some thing that will ever be outgrown. This brand is known for longevity, so I don’t worry about it breaking anytime soon either. I think this would be a great choice in adaptive strollers for a family that doesn’t need a ton of extra support for their child’s body, who want some thing that handles pretty well on off-road terrain and some thing that has a very streamlined look.
Varun
The first thing that stood out to me about this stroller was that it looks like a normal stroller but it’s packed with amazing features! On the topic of ‘looks’, this stroller is so good-looking! It looks so chic and modern. It comes with a ton of features and storage, and yet it’s compact and not too heavy. This stroller is an absolute gem for anyone seeking versatility and comfort in a mobility aid. This stroller is a triumph in design and functionality. I love the thought behind providing different wheels that seamlessly transition between different terrains and situations. The interchangeable front wheels, capable of being swapped for swivel wheels, make maneuvering extra easy. It's a carefully thought-out feature that adds a whole new level of convenience. One of the best features is the stroller's capacity to accommodate both children and adults up to 200 pounds, which is a huge relief for families with individuals requiring extra support. The adjustable 5-point safety harness, rear parking brake, padded reclining seat, and ergonomic handlebar contribute to a comfortable and secure ride. The large, adjustable sun canopy, with clear view windows and side ventilation panels, is an excellent addition, providing protection from the elements while ensuring a clear view for the passenger. The additional storage comes in handy at every step, adding joy to the overall experience. Thanks to all the storage, I’m always well-prepared during an outing. The more I use the stroller, the more I appreciate it. It truly is a testament to thoughtful design that offers practicality and comfort to parents and caregivers. The stroller makes any kind of journey, big or small, not only easier but also more enjoyable and stress-free. Thank you to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this adaptive stroller!
Yspecht
Baby Jogger- Advance Mobility- Freedom Stroller Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this adaptive stroller. The design is perfect, and the quality so far has been decent. It is a large stroller, and we did spend about 45 minutes putting it together. Reading the instructions is key to know how to use it. I love the colors, and it rides very smoothly. It's big enough to fit an adult. I think it is perfect for napping too, as it reclines and has a large cover that can be pulled down. The option for a hand break is very helpful, especially with a heavier weight capacity for the stroller. One issue we had was that our one-year-old climbed up the stroller and tipped it backwards very easily. This fall caused a piece of the clip on the incline buckle to snap off. We will have to replace the piece, if possible, but that happened the first day we received it, which felt frustrating. I thought this was definitely worth noting, especially at such a high price point. My favorite feature is the option to have different types of wheels. This will make adventures with different terrain possible. Overall I recommend this product to families who need an adaptive stroller. What a game changer!
Topanga
If you need an adaptive stroller then I highly recommend the Baby Jogger Advance Mobility Freedom stroller! It rides smoothly on concrete and sidewalks and the interchangeable types of front wheels make it easy to maneuver different types of terrain such as curbs, grass and stone pathways. Turns in the stroller are wider and the driver should be mindful that the stroller wheels make it just a tad wider than a wheelchair. Getting my child in and out was easy, as was adjusting the 5 point harness. We especially love the feet tie downs, window/cover, and ventilation flaps. There is also Velcro on the seat to attach additional supportive seating options. Allowing the stroller to recline is a bit cumbersome, but it is a nice option. Folding the stroller isn’t intuitive and while it’ll go in my van, it will definitely take up all of the storage space. However: this chair is designed for someone up to 200 lbs and the ability to have some options for my child is priceless! He loved our adventures and can’t wait for more!! Thank you to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with our family with this adaptive stroller.
Caglin
I was given this adaptive stroller to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. So right of the bat, this stroller is large! Even stored down it is really big, if you have a small space or smaller vehicle like I do it may not be the best option. I can definitely see how a caregiver could really get great use out of this stroller. I was able to push it with up to 200 lbs in it, with little exertion. The different wheels are definitely handy depending what you will be doing when out. So I had a fair bit of difficulty putting this together, definitely would have been easier with two people. While I was testing the stroller I did have one issue, where I was trying to jump curbs and the front swivel wheels would pop out of place, even though I had snapped them into place repeatedly. I believe this issue is partially because I didn’t have enough weight in the stroller. My child is 4 and about 35lbs, this stroller is much too big for her, while it may be a great option for when she is older. Overall I think the features of this stroller are great, for example the large footplate, plenty of storage, and the sunshade with peekaboo window. Although this stroller is not the right fit for my current needs, I believe that if a stroller of this size would help other families in getting out of the house and being able to get out and about more often then it is a great option.
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