jogging strollers that aren't BOBs???

http://strollervillage.com/Product_35/Schwinn-Hope-Swivel-Jogging-Stroller.html

I just bought this Schwinn jogging stroller from someone on craigslist this spring for $75.  I have used it several times to go for walks and runs with my daughter who is 4. I really thought we were beyond the stroller phase but she can't keep up with the family. Since she is 4 I didn't want to put a lot of money into an expensive stroller when (hopefully) she will be growing out of riding soon.

So far I have been very pleased with it. It rolls smooth, pushes easily, steers on a dime, and can take on all terrain. It has a plastic sheild you can let down so the child stays dry in wet weather, cup holders, basket to carry your stuff. I even pushed it on a trail run the other day with both of my kids (6 year old son and daughter) riding. The two of them combined weigh close to 90 pounds. My daughter sat on my sons lap and they both said they were comfy.

It does everything I was looking for. My husband pushed it on a walk once and also loved it and commented on how easy it takes moving through grass or on the road.

Good luck!

One other thing to add- I rarely jog with the revolution.  Any stroller with a swivel wheel (even if it locks forward like the revolution does) will not be quite as good as the kind with the fixed front wheel that's further forward.

Of course, that's a good thing and a bad thing.  If you think you will ever use the stroller not for jogging, a fixed wheel stroller is much worse for just walking around.

A brake is also a good feature to have, especially in a double jogging stroller.  Where we run there are some pretty decent hills and that thing would be really hard to keep under control without a brake!

Oh yeah, one other thing... we bought our double SUS used on CL for a great deal, and the previous owner threw in the drink holder/zipper pocket.  That thing is great for carrying a cold water bottle, cell phone, flashlight, goldfish, crackers, etc. in a place that doesn't have you constantly reaching into the basket underneath.

edit to add: we also got the weather shield, and using that with our kids bundled up in blankets we have been able to run in temps well below freezing and they stay nice and cozy.

If you want to choose a fixed front wheel jogging stroller that can even serve for marathon-duty terrain with affordable price for a first-buying, I think Schwinn Free Runner might worth to consider. Here's the link in case you need to find out more reviews: http://jogging-stroller-reviews.net/schwinn-free-runner-reviews/ 

Granted I wasn't running far (3 or 4 miles) when my daughter was little, but we had an In-Step 10K that never had issues.  Once you lined up the front wheel, it tracked straight and true.  The brake worked well.  We even got a clear cover for it for the cold days as we lived in Denver at the time.  It also folded up nicely to fit in the trunk of a Jetta.

Take a look an see what they make now, but I wouldn't shy away from them just because they are sold at Target and such.