I absolutely love this stroller. I will not that my 4.5 year old head hit's the top. He is average height. Because of this I did not attach the canopy to one side of the stroller.
Pros: 1. EASY GLIDING. This stroller does very well on rough sidewalks. My first time using it I had to walk on the worst sidewalk ever (1 block). Part of it was actually missing the cement (just dirt and rocks) and the other parts the cement was cracked or rocky. The stroller had no problem riding over it all very smoothly. I was VERY Surprised, because the wheels are small.
2. It feels so light when pushing. Although this stroller is obviously heavier than a single stroller, when pushing it it feel like half the weight. I honestly couldn't believe it. 70lb in the stroller and it still felt like pushing air. I have NO idea why or how that is possible.
3. The canopy's aren't in the way when folded like most strollers.
4. It's super easy to fold and unfold. There's really no reason to detach the wheels as the stroller folds completely flat WITH the wheels on.
5. It's very easy to "pop a wheely". When I need to lift the front of the stroller to get on a bigger sidewalk (etc) it is very easy to do. It's much lighter than lifting a sign jogging stroller.
6. The stroller itself is heavy built with light features. I'm not sure if that's understandable to some. I mean the stroller isn't super light (it's not heavy) just don't expect a child to be able to put it in the car on their own. It can stand a rough wind, yet is still easy to maneuver.
7. The Lock and Unlock feature is so easy. It's like a click of a button, but literally a switch of a handle. There's a handle on the side of the stroller that you move up or down for locking.
8. The foot resting part is perfect. I didn't want to get the jogger because the foot part goes into an angle. If your child is over 2.5 then the angle rest would not work. This however is perfect. My 4 year old can rest his feet on their with no problem. They don't have to worry about sharing leg room or having their feet hanging.
Cons:
1. It doesn't come with any accessories, but if you thought it did you must not buy 'expensive' stuff often. This wasn't a surprise, but it is annoying.
2. The basket is blocked by the middle bar, so you can't put a regular sized baby bag under it. However you can just sit the items themselves in the basket.
Overall I gave this stroller a 5 stars, because the pros significantly outweigh the cons. I know reviews are either exaggerated, a lie, or just confusing so I tried to give as much information as possible. Enjoy :)
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| material | — | Polyester | Polyester 64%, Nylon 36% | Powder Coated Steel Frame With Uv Resistant Fabric | Polyester | Aluminum |
| harness type | 5 Point | 5 Point | 5 Point | 5 Point | 5 Point | 5 Point |
| weight | 32.56 pounds | 43.1 pounds | 14.3 pounds | 47 pounds | 28.6 pounds | 33.1 pounds |
| max. recommended weight | 15 kilograms | 50 pounds | 45 pounds | 80 pounds | 75 pounds | 100 pounds |
| folded size | — | 33 x 15 x 23.5 inches | 23 x 19.4 inches | 38" L x 28.5" W x 18" H (with rear wheels and arm bar) 38" L x 28.5" W x 13" H (without rear wheels and arm bar) | — | 38 x 25 x 16 inches |
| fabric | Plush | Polyester | — | UV Blocking | Leather | Polyester |
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No regrets! Best purchase for baby #2
Here is the city mini GT double in black. I have the city mini GT single in black and so when it came time to get a double stroller I knew exactly what I wanted. I love my single. I also bought the conversions for the click connect car seat. I have a Graco snugride snug lock platinum car seat I bought in 2017 when I was pregnant with my son. The car seat works perfectly with the conversions. The stroller can be folded with the conversions connected and it doesn’t cause any issues. It opens easily and closes easily. It’s relatively light weight for such a heavy duty double stroller like this one. I can open and close it easily by myself and I’m 9 months pregnant. It fully reclines both seats and the canopies are huge just like the single. The storage is kind of small but I knew that going into it. It’s not a make or break for me. I love that this stroller can be opened and closed with NO assembly. I can just pop it open, strap the kids in, and go. No hassle of putting on the conversions every time or attaching seats. It’s ready to go. That’s what I need! Also wanted to mention that I saw some comments talking about the canopy with the car seat on it. When the car seat is attached I can still open and close the other canopy with no problem. Hands down the best and smartest purchase I have made. Their strollers can not be compared to.On another note, if you’re stuck trying to decide between a side by side or front and back stroller here is what helped me. I don’t go to the mall much or shopping places where I would need a stroller. The only shopping we do I can use a grocery cart for my 2 year old and baby wear my newborn. We use our strollers mostly for things like the park, the museum, outdoor events like concerts, community festivals, etc. So it doesn’t really matter which I go with because space at those places is rarely an issues. My concern with a front and back was legroom and the fact that the kids can’t be as comfortable. Also car space is not an issue because I have a mini van. It was a no brainer for me.
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Here is the city mini GT double in black. I have the city mini GT single in black and so when it came time to get a double stroller I knew exactly what I wanted. I love my single. I also bought the conversions for the click connect car seat. I have a Graco snugride snug lock platinum car seat I bought in 2017 when I was pregnant with my son. The car seat works perfectly with the conversions. The stroller can be folded with the conversions connected and it doesn’t cause any issues. It opens easily and closes easily. It’s relatively light weight for such a heavy duty double stroller like this one. I can open and close it easily by myself and I’m 9 months pregnant. It fully reclines both seats and the canopies are huge just like the single. The storage is kind of small but I knew that going into it. It’s not a make or break for me. I love that this stroller can be opened and closed with NO assembly. I can just pop it open, strap the kids in, and go. No hassle of putting on the conversions every time or attaching seats. It’s ready to go. That’s what I need! Also wanted to mention that I saw some comments talking about the canopy with the car seat on it. When the car seat is attached I can still open and close the other canopy with no problem. Hands down the best and smartest purchase I have made. Their strollers can not be compared to.
On another note, if you’re stuck trying to decide between a side by side or front and back stroller here is what helped me. I don’t go to the mall much or shopping places where I would need a stroller. The only shopping we do I can use a grocery cart for my 2 year old and baby wear my newborn. We use our strollers mostly for things like the park, the museum, outdoor events like concerts, community festivals, etc. So it doesn’t really matter which I go with because space at those places is rarely an issues. My concern with a front and back was legroom and the fact that the kids can’t be as comfortable. Also car space is not an issue because I have a mini van. It was a no brainer for me.
On another note, if you’re stuck trying to decide between a side by side or front and back stroller here is what helped me. I don’t go to the mall much or shopping places where I would need a stroller. The only shopping we do I can use a grocery cart for my 2 year old and baby wear my newborn. We use our strollers mostly for things like the park, the museum, outdoor events like concerts, community festivals, etc. So it doesn’t really matter which I go with because space at those places is rarely an issues. My concern with a front and back was legroom and the fact that the kids can’t be as comfortable. Also car space is not an issue because I have a mini van. It was a no brainer for me.
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