InStep Ultra Runner Jogging Stroller (Red/Gold/LtGray/Dk. Gray)

The stroller is great for jogging, it goes smooth, it's light as it has an aluminum frame. The wheels are great for both smooth paved surfaces or for off-road terrain.
Although it is hard to detail-tune it, because it does not go totally straight (maybe half a degree to the right, and after adjusting it, maybe half a degree to the left), but you can manage it.
Compared to the high-cost jogging strollers, it is just great.
Of course the front wheel does not turn, but that's the design! it is for jogging! not for going shopping through narrow aisles.
The break needs to be adjusted by a bike expert, the security strap is great.
It does not have a 'one-hand-fold' thing, but it has a practical and secure way to do it. Easy to assemble.

I love this stroller. I decided to buy this particular model due to the excellent reviews and I am very happy I did. I liked the low price, and the fact that it's only 17 lbs makes a huge difference in long runs (I am currently training for a marathon and have to do most of my running with baby). The fixed wheel is not too hard to maneuver (it's safer to run with a fixed wheel anyway if you are going at a faster pace), and the storage is adequate for my needs. I usually put a head stabilizing pad or a blanket behind my little boy for extra padding. I highly recommend this for anyone who doesn't want to spend a ton of money on a running stroller.

I really wanted an orange stroller- and this is an orange stroller (not red as described) so if you like orange, it is! This stroller has everything I need and it was easy to put together, despite the unusually vague instructions. No problems with alignment. I got this model because I thought the hand brake would be helpful...I was going to use it roller blading but the instructions warn against it. So if I don't actually roller blade with the stroller, I see no point to the hand brake and wish I had gotten a model with a revolving front wheel, because it truly takes some getting used to tilting the stroller on it's back wheels to turn it.