Boy, have I upgraded over the years and now I know, if and when I have a 2nd child, the important factors that must be considered when deciding on a stroller.
I have had these strollers (in order): Safety 1st, Britax, Combi, Maclaren, Bugaboo, and Baby Jogger. Thanks to family friends and Craigslist, I was able to sell/get rid of them.
The things to consider when getting a stroller are:
Wheels (maneuverability)
Sturdiness (Frame)
Seat Height/Depth (I have a tall 3 year old)
Size of Basket (Shopping/Fitting sports stuff for the park)
My kid actually stays in this stroller primarily because it is seated higher than the average stroller.
I have always wondered about the seat back height and thought it would be too short for my son (37 inches) but he's actually still a couple inches below the canopy (lowest setting).
I love this stroller, and the frame itself closes very compact and fits in my trunk (I separate the seat.) A lot of people post reviews on how heavy or hard it is to stow away a stroller, but I am barely 90 pounds myself + 4'9 (very petite) and I can easily put away this stroller as well as take out.
If you have a hard time putting it into your trunk, it's easy to take out the wheel which makes a difference. Also, if you have no trunk space, it actually fits in the back passenger seat area after removing the wheels.
The only tiny problem I have would be no ideal cup holder for the side of this stroller, but I use my son's cup holder tray to hold my iced coffee/water when out. I also use the Skip Hop Memory Foam Liner to keep the seat free from stains.
This is an updated review after 2 months of use, and I can say whenever that I go out this stroller turns heads and I get asked a lot about it. I was lucky to get this stroller for only $440 on Amazon when the price dropped for a day, but paying $500 for it is totally worth it considering how sturdy, easy and useful this stroller really is.
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This Item  Baby Jogger City Select Stroller - 2016 | Baby Stroller with 16 Ways to Ride, Goes from Single to Double Stroller | Quick Fold Stroller, Onyx |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $299.99 | $299.99 | -30% $159.99 List: $229.99 | $179.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | — | — |
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| Easy to assemble | |||||
| Light weight | |||||
| Easy to fold | |||||
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | MOMPUSH | MOMPUSH |
| material | — | Metal, Plastic, Polyester | Polyester 64%, Nylon 36% | Polyester | Polyester |
| harness type | 5 Point | 5 Point | 5 Point | 5 Point | 5 Point |
| weight | 29.54 pounds | 14.3 pounds | 14.3 pounds | 23.1 pounds | 22 pounds |
| max. recommended weight | 15 kilograms | 45 pounds | 45 pounds | 50 pounds | 50 pounds |
| folded size | — | — | 23 x 19.4 inches | 43.4" L X 24.4" W X 14.2" H | 31.8" L X 21.8" W X 12.5" H |
| frame material | Aluminium | Metal | Metal 57%, Plastic 43% | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel |
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I've gone through so MANY strollers, but this one takes the CAKE.
Boy, have I upgraded over the years and now I know, if and when I have a 2nd child, the important factors that must be considered when deciding on a stroller.I have had these strollers (in order): Safety 1st, Britax, Combi, Maclaren, Bugaboo, and Baby Jogger. Thanks to family friends and Craigslist, I was able to sell/get rid of them.The things to consider when getting a stroller are:Wheels (maneuverability)Sturdiness (Frame)Seat Height/Depth (I have a tall 3 year old)Size of Basket (Shopping/Fitting sports stuff for the park)My kid actually stays in this stroller primarily because it is seated higher than the average stroller.I have always wondered about the seat back height and thought it would be too short for my son (37 inches) but he's actually still a couple inches below the canopy (lowest setting).I love this stroller, and the frame itself closes very compact and fits in my trunk (I separate the seat.) A lot of people post reviews on how heavy or hard it is to stow away a stroller, but I am barely 90 pounds myself + 4'9 (very petite) and I can easily put away this stroller as well as take out.If you have a hard time putting it into your trunk, it's easy to take out the wheel which makes a difference. Also, if you have no trunk space, it actually fits in the back passenger seat area after removing the wheels.The only tiny problem I have would be no ideal cup holder for the side of this stroller, but I use my son's cup holder tray to hold my iced coffee/water when out. I also use the Skip Hop Memory Foam Liner to keep the seat free from stains.This is an updated review after 2 months of use, and I can say whenever that I go out this stroller turns heads and I get asked a lot about it. I was lucky to get this stroller for only $440 on Amazon when the price dropped for a day, but paying $500 for it is totally worth it considering how sturdy, easy and useful this stroller really is.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2014
I have had these strollers (in order): Safety 1st, Britax, Combi, Maclaren, Bugaboo, and Baby Jogger. Thanks to family friends and Craigslist, I was able to sell/get rid of them.
The things to consider when getting a stroller are:
Wheels (maneuverability)
Sturdiness (Frame)
Seat Height/Depth (I have a tall 3 year old)
Size of Basket (Shopping/Fitting sports stuff for the park)
My kid actually stays in this stroller primarily because it is seated higher than the average stroller.
I have always wondered about the seat back height and thought it would be too short for my son (37 inches) but he's actually still a couple inches below the canopy (lowest setting).
I love this stroller, and the frame itself closes very compact and fits in my trunk (I separate the seat.) A lot of people post reviews on how heavy or hard it is to stow away a stroller, but I am barely 90 pounds myself + 4'9 (very petite) and I can easily put away this stroller as well as take out.
If you have a hard time putting it into your trunk, it's easy to take out the wheel which makes a difference. Also, if you have no trunk space, it actually fits in the back passenger seat area after removing the wheels.
The only tiny problem I have would be no ideal cup holder for the side of this stroller, but I use my son's cup holder tray to hold my iced coffee/water when out. I also use the Skip Hop Memory Foam Liner to keep the seat free from stains.
This is an updated review after 2 months of use, and I can say whenever that I go out this stroller turns heads and I get asked a lot about it. I was lucky to get this stroller for only $440 on Amazon when the price dropped for a day, but paying $500 for it is totally worth it considering how sturdy, easy and useful this stroller really is.
I've gone through so MANY strollers, but this one takes the CAKE.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2014
Boy, have I upgraded over the years and now I know, if and when I have a 2nd child, the important factors that must be considered when deciding on a stroller.Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2014
I have had these strollers (in order): Safety 1st, Britax, Combi, Maclaren, Bugaboo, and Baby Jogger. Thanks to family friends and Craigslist, I was able to sell/get rid of them.
The things to consider when getting a stroller are:
Wheels (maneuverability)
Sturdiness (Frame)
Seat Height/Depth (I have a tall 3 year old)
Size of Basket (Shopping/Fitting sports stuff for the park)
My kid actually stays in this stroller primarily because it is seated higher than the average stroller.
I have always wondered about the seat back height and thought it would be too short for my son (37 inches) but he's actually still a couple inches below the canopy (lowest setting).
I love this stroller, and the frame itself closes very compact and fits in my trunk (I separate the seat.) A lot of people post reviews on how heavy or hard it is to stow away a stroller, but I am barely 90 pounds myself + 4'9 (very petite) and I can easily put away this stroller as well as take out.
If you have a hard time putting it into your trunk, it's easy to take out the wheel which makes a difference. Also, if you have no trunk space, it actually fits in the back passenger seat area after removing the wheels.
The only tiny problem I have would be no ideal cup holder for the side of this stroller, but I use my son's cup holder tray to hold my iced coffee/water when out. I also use the Skip Hop Memory Foam Liner to keep the seat free from stains.
This is an updated review after 2 months of use, and I can say whenever that I go out this stroller turns heads and I get asked a lot about it. I was lucky to get this stroller for only $440 on Amazon when the price dropped for a day, but paying $500 for it is totally worth it considering how sturdy, easy and useful this stroller really is.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2018
This is the BEST stroller ever. I purchased this after having several different britax and graco strollers. This one by far takes the cake. It is so easy to push and maneuver, I look forward to going out just so I can use this stroller!! It is super stylish and the bottom basket is AMAZING! So much room and so easy to access unlike many other strollers. I also love that I can turn the seat so that baby faces me!! It is totally worth the investment - this stroller is better than all the rest and has the capability to add an additional seat making it a "forever stroller"!!The only thing I wish was different would be that the fold was a little more compact, only because I have a small truck, but it still works!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2020
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