Fuel Surcharge
Starting on April 10th, 2013, a fuel surcharge of 1% will be applied to select orders. While most orders will qualify for free shipping and no surcharge, a very small percentage will see this nominal fee depending on the products selected and the location to which they are being shipped.
Why are we applying this surcharge?
The cost of fuel has been steadily rising due to increases in crude oil prices. The global transportation market has reacted by increasing their prices and industry forecasts that this trend will continue.
Till recently, Cymax absorbed these increased costs into our operating budgets. However, the continual rise indicates that we must now move forward by adopting the industry’s standard practice. We have therefore made the difficult but necessary decision to follow the lead of transportation companies and implement a fuel surcharge.
Our Commitment to Our Customers
Cymax continues to commit to providing the utmost value for our customers. We endeavor to do everything that we can for operational efficiency and to control costs. We hope that the application of this relatively small fee is viewed in this light. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact Customer Service at 1-866-740-9830. We thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Note: Fuel surcharge is a non-refundable amount on shipment of your order

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Jogging Stroller Buying Guide: How to Choose a Jogger

It’s been months since baby was born and now you’re ready to get active again. The easiest way to do so is to get outside with baby in a jogging stroller. But with so many brands and models out there, how do you know which one is the right jogging stroller for you? We’re here to help you make an informed buying decision.

THE WHEELS

Stroller wheels come in three sizes: 12 inch, 16 inch and 20 inch. If a fast paced walk or light jog is all you’ll do, then 16 inch air-filled tires with aluminum rims will probably suffice. Keep in mind that while larger wheels will give you a smoother ride, they also mean a bulky stroller that isn’t always easy to maneuver or store in the trunk of a car. On the other hand, smaller wheels are bumpier but more maneuverable.

Read on to figure out what you need.

12” Wheels
Good For: walking, strolling on pavement and sidewalks.
Ideal For: urban parents who stick to smooth surfaces.

16” Wheels
Good For: frequent fast walking or jogging occasionally off road.
Ideal For: parents who mix it up between the mall and uneven walking trails.

20” Wheels

Good For: bumpy rides over cracks, potholes, bumps and rough roads.

Ideal For: serious runners and those who like to take their exercise off the beaten path.

Fixed vs. Swivel Wheel

Strollers with a front wheel that swings freely are great for improving maneuverability, especially around tight corners. This type of stroller is good for light joggers who also like to hit the mall and walk in crowded city streets. A front wheel that does not swivel is better suited to fast runners who want to hold a steady line.

Strollers Buying Guide

Jogging Stroller Buying Guide: How to Choose a Jogger

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