Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller
The Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller weighs 28.4 lb, folds to 12 cu ft, and holds a child up to 55 lb, per Jeep. The maker does not list it for newborns. A jogging stroller with 16 in air-filled rear tires and a one-hand self-standing fold.
- $379.99List price
- 28.4 lbWeight
- 12.0 cu ftFolded
- 55 lbHolds up to
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How the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller stacks up
Against the 29 jogging and all-terrain strollers we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.
Within the typical range for jogging and all-terrain strollers (25.5 lb to 29.9 lb).
Above the typical range for jogging and all-terrain strollers (5.5 cu ft to 9.3 cu ft).
Within the typical range for jogging and all-terrain strollers (50 lb to 55 lb).
Within the typical range for jogging and all-terrain strollers ($239.99 to $719.99).
What sets the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller apart
Measured against the 29 jogging and all-terrain strollers we compare, from each maker's published specs.
- 8th highest weight limitof the 29 jogging and all-terrain strollers with it published: 55 lb
- Weight: 28.4 lbin the middle half of the 26 jogging and all-terrain strollers that publish it (25.5 lb to 29.9 lb)
- Folded size: 12 cu ftabove the middle half of the 21 jogging and all-terrain strollers that publish it (5.5 cu ft to 9.3 cu ft)
Next to its closest matches
- Chicco Activ3 Jogging StrollerNext to it, the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller is 0.9 lb heavier; 0.7 cu ft smaller folded; 5 lb higher limit; has hand brake (the Activ3 Jogging Stroller doesn't).
- Radio Flyer Momentum Jogging StrollerNext to it, the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller is 1.6 lb lighter; 5 lb higher limit.
- Joovy Zoom 360 UltralightNext to it, the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller is 2.7 lb heavier; 2.6 cu ft bigger folded; 20 lb lower limit; has one-hand fold (the Zoom 360 Ultralight doesn't).
Listed features
- 16 in air tires
- One-hand self-standing fold
- 8-position handlebar
Worth checking
- Minimum age 9 months
Where to buy the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller
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- Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: CPSC recall search.
- Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.
Full specs
| Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller | |
|---|---|
| List price | $379.99 |
| Weight | 28.4 lb |
| Folded size | 27.2 × 23.6 × 32.3 in12.0 cu ft |
| Open size | 51.9 × 23.6 × 41.5 in |
| Seat holds up to | 55 lb |
| Child height up to | 44 in |
| From birth? | No, from about 6 months |
| One-hand fold | Yes |
| Stands when folded | Yes |
| Basket | 20 lb, Large basket with zipper extension |
| Brake | Hand brake |
| In the box | Safety tether, parent organizer |
| Handlebar height | 8 positions in |
| For running (maker) | Yes |
| Front wheel | Swivel only |
| Hand brake | Yes |
| Wrist strap | Yes |
| Tires | Air-filled, 12 in front, 16 in rear |
| Tracking adjustment | Yes |
| Wheels and suspension | 12 in swivel front, 16 in rear air-filled tires |
| Canopy | UPF 50+ canopy with extra sunshade |
Compare the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller with
How each closest rival differs from the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller, from the makers' specs.
- ChiccoActiv3 Jogging Stroller27.5 lb12.6 cu ft folded$389.99
- 0.9 lb lighter
- 0.7 cu ft bigger folded
- 5 lb lower limit
- Radio FlyerMomentum Jogging Stroller30 lb50 lb limit$369.99
- 1.6 lb heavier
- 5 lb lower limit
- $10 less
- JoovyZoom 360 Ultralight25.7 lb9.3 cu ft folded$339.99
- 2.7 lb lighter
- 2.6 cu ft smaller folded
- 20 lb higher limit
- ChiccoTRE Jogging Stroller28.5 lb13.8 cu ft folded$499.99
- 0.1 lb heavier
- 1.9 cu ft bigger folded
- 5 lb lower limit
PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller: questions answered
From Jeep's published specs, last checked 2026-11-06.
How much does the Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller weigh?
The Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller weighs 28.4 lb. The lightest jogging & all-terrain stroller we track is the Baby Trend Journey Jogger at 20.5 lb.
How big is the Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller when folded?
It folds to 27.2 × 23.6 × 32.3 in, about 12.0 cubic feet. It stands on its own when folded. Compare folded sizes of all jogging & all-terrain strollers.
Can you use the Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller from birth?
No, from about 6 months. If you need a stroller from day one, browse our stroller list and filter for "from birth."
What is the weight limit of the Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller?
The seat holds a child up to 55 lb.
How much does the Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller cost?
The maker's US list price is $379.99. Sale prices change often, so check the retailer.
What's the difference between the Jeep PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller and the Chicco Activ3 Jogging Stroller?
By the specs, the Activ3 Jogging Stroller is 0.9 lb lighter, and the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller lists for $10 less. See the PowerGlyde Pro Jogging Stroller and Activ3 Jogging Stroller side by side.
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More jogging and all-terrain strollers
- Baby JoggerSummit X328 lb6.9 cu ft folded$550
- JeepCross-Country Sport Plus Jogger33 lb50 lb limit$239.99
- Baby TrendExpedition DLX Jogger Travel System35.3 lb50 lb limit$244.99
- JeepClassic Jogging26 lb50 lb limit$179.99
- Baby TrendExpedition Zero Flat Jogger29.9 lb50 lb limit$169.99
- Baby TrendExpedition Race Tec Plus Jogger25.1 lb50 lb limit$184.99
Where these specs come from
- deltachildren.com/products/powerglyde-pro-jogging-stroller
- deltachildren.com/products/powerglyde-pro-jogging-stroller
- cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0522/6912/1736/files/11924-IM…
- deltachildren.com/collections/jogging-strollers
Last checked 2026-11-06. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.
