Double Stroller

We have a double BOB "sport utility stroller."  It has many many miles on it and still going strong.  Our son is almost 5 so he's starting to get too tall.  Good thing we just had our 3rd so the BOB will still see plenty of use 

Also have a BOB revolution single which is nice.

Another vote for the chariot.  I got the single long ago then the double as well, about time to retire my double as soon as I get one more on a bike.  I've easily got 1,500 miles on the double mostly running, probably right around 500 on the single mix bike/run and never had an issue some WD40 or a tire repair kit didn't fix. I don't recommend the double as a bike trailer if you plan on doing any speed at all, sucker will destroy your bike. Also make sure if you're doing a 10 mile run loop you bring a spare tube and tire just like on your bike...don't ask me how I know.

Also what they want for the new chariots is ridiculous, they always pop up on CL though and it's not like they get worn out.

http://www.babyoye.com/

http://www.lussobaby.ca/

Which ever stroller you get be sure to get this. It allows you to run hands free and use your normal stride and arm movement.

http://www.perfectlysafe.com/strollsmart.html (I am recommending the product not the specific vendor)

For the jogging strollers I like the ones with the fixed front wheel compared to the ones with the front wheel that can move and you need to lock in place. A lot of them seem to be aimed at parents who would rather been seen with a jogging stroller in the mall rather than running with it.

I use to have a cheap double that could be used as a bike trailer and jogging stroller it was not a great stroller. It worked fine as a trailer. I also had a jogging stroller that you could use the infant seat in it that was a nice. It had the front wheel that you needed to lock into place Now we have a dedicated stroller (fixed front wheel) and trailer neither of which are double (finding a single trailer is actually harder) but they seem to do a better job than the multi tasker. You will not need the trailer until they are around 1 and can hold their head up with a helmet.

We have a double BOB. Running with it is great, it moves and maintains its momentum very well, pushing the kids is pretty much effortless, until....

you start running into ANY kind of wind.  Then, it's horrible.  It has a really wide profile, even for a double stroller, and there is basically zero ventilation in the back so it just turns into a giant resistance machine. 

The new Chariot Chinook has a swivel wheel.  It looks nice but really pricey.

http://www.chariotcarriers.com/en/US/Products/Urban-Series/Chinook/Chinook-Pumpkin-2

If you still have it...we might be interested and we're in southeast Michigan.  Where are you?