Cornwall, Esq.
September 2nd, 2011, 10:00 AM
Expecting? Just had a child? Boy have I got what you're looking for. I have for sale or trade the original Baby Jogger, made in the USA. This is a high performance jogging stroller in pretty decent condition that will allow you to push your spawn over the most rugged of disc golf courses, so that he can bear/bare witness to your amazing round. This thing starts rugged from the ground up with actual rubber bike tires and wheels (smaller than adult bike wheels), a welded tubular frame, and a red canvas seat for your child.
The front wheel does not swivel, which some may find as a con, however I find it allowed me to go over rough terrain faster than some of the other parents whom I've played with. Why is this stroller better for disc golf than others you may ask? Two reasons. 1. Ground clearance: this thing is like a lifted pickup truck with nearly a foot of clearance. No tree root nor Boulder will get in your way. 2. I have modified it with a removable, mounted metal basket designed to carry your smaller sized disc golf bag, right behind the rear wheels. It may also have a drink holder attached on the handle. For transit, it has actual quick disconnect metal pins (like race car hood pins) which allow it to be folded mostly flat, suitable for transit in anything other than a compact car trunk.
here is an example of the newest version on the market (http://www.babyjogger.com/perf_jogger_lp.aspx) The design of mine is the same, minus the sun shade and shoulder straps. Mine solely has a lap belt.
This stroller has handled the following rough courses: NSRA (Sedro-Wolley), and Mossy Roc (rest in peace).
How much does all this value cost? I will sell it to a fellow disc golfer for $10 or trade for discs or anything else you might think I would enjoy. Got any Thomas the Train toys? I need to get it out of my house. You pick up in Bellingham, or possible I can drop off in Everett Area.
This could also possibly be converted to a "Disc golf Cart" however it would be much larger than a Ball golf cart.
The front wheel does not swivel, which some may find as a con, however I find it allowed me to go over rough terrain faster than some of the other parents whom I've played with. Why is this stroller better for disc golf than others you may ask? Two reasons. 1. Ground clearance: this thing is like a lifted pickup truck with nearly a foot of clearance. No tree root nor Boulder will get in your way. 2. I have modified it with a removable, mounted metal basket designed to carry your smaller sized disc golf bag, right behind the rear wheels. It may also have a drink holder attached on the handle. For transit, it has actual quick disconnect metal pins (like race car hood pins) which allow it to be folded mostly flat, suitable for transit in anything other than a compact car trunk.
here is an example of the newest version on the market (http://www.babyjogger.com/perf_jogger_lp.aspx) The design of mine is the same, minus the sun shade and shoulder straps. Mine solely has a lap belt.
This stroller has handled the following rough courses: NSRA (Sedro-Wolley), and Mossy Roc (rest in peace).
How much does all this value cost? I will sell it to a fellow disc golfer for $10 or trade for discs or anything else you might think I would enjoy. Got any Thomas the Train toys? I need to get it out of my house. You pick up in Bellingham, or possible I can drop off in Everett Area.
This could also possibly be converted to a "Disc golf Cart" however it would be much larger than a Ball golf cart.