Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Ultra-Compact Travel Stroller, Jet

This is a great compact stroller that feels pretty sturdy and durable. I compared it against the mountain buggy nano, and cybex libelle. I eliminated the cybex because even though it had the most compact fold, it felt rickety and way cheaper than the others. It clearly wont last as long as the others. The mountain buggy nano was really good too, but I felt like it had so much extra fabric around the canopy that I found myself having to tuck away all the extra fabric around the chair whenever my daughter sat in it. I also thought the fold wasnt as easy and quick as I thought it was going to be. I kind of had to force it closed each time. The fabric also seemed like it would be less dirt and stain resistant. As for the baby jogger it is compact enough to take on a plane, it folds super easily, and the fabric is easy to clean. My only complaints are that I wish the seat back was a little longer and went higher up to accommodate a growing toddler/child, it also would have been nice if it could stand on its own in the folded position, and I wish the carry bag was more fitted and hand backpack straps and a handle. The bag makes the stroller look much larger than it is. I hope someone finds this review helpful!

Awesome for a travel stroller but I would never want this for my main stroller. It folds up easily and stays compact, once you figure out how to do it. The bag is convenient too. My daughter sits comfortably and enjoys the adjustable leg rest.

This is an amazing stroller. As a 41 year old on my 3rd child for most of my baby supplies I begged, borrowed, or door bought used. This is my only purchase that I purchase new and it was worth every penny. Super light folds for the most part easy. Takes up very little space in my trunk. However when folding it the button at the top the claps the canopy part, does tend to stick a little although the more I use it the looser and better it is getting. Super light. I bought the converter clips in order to attach my graco click connect 35. Im in love with this stroller. I will say however it does only go up to 45 pounds so probably need to get another stroller when my baby is a an older toddler. But over all I feel this was well worth the money. Also, it does barely fit my 49 inch 7 year old, if youre trying to get an idea on how big it is when it unfolds. Also, when you fold it, at first theres a learning curve to folding and unfolding. Its a little hard to refold it initially, but now that I use the stroller constantly, I can easily fold it in 2 sec. flat.

I started using this when my baby was 3 months with a simple newborn insert. She’s loved it ever since and prefers it over my uppa baby. I was on the hunt for a good compact travel stroller and would highly recommend this one.

This is by far the best travel stroller I’ve seen. People literally come up to us in the airport to ask where we got it. Lightweight, Folds small, easy to store, and easy to carry. All it’s missing is a cup holder but we just use a stroller caddy for that

The products shipping time is very successful and a nice product

This stroller is awesome for so many reasons. It is extremely lightweight, folds up small enough to be a carry on for a flight, and folds relatively easily. My only “con” is that the basket beneath the stroller is small and not particularly easily accessible. Otherwise, this stroller is great!

The stroller is amazing! It’s compact and can fit in between the front seat and car seat! There’s also a graco adapter for car seats just in case your switching brands!

Pros: compact and lightweight (usually fits in overheard on airplane) Cons: not easy enough fold/unfold (sometimes requires two hands or using your foot to kick it out to pop into place), wheels are cheap and meant for very smooth surface only, uncomfortable for baby. 1) It takes some getting used to to pop it open and close it up - Often a 2 handed operation. 2) One of the wheels rattles and the wheels arent meant to be taken even on sidewalks, let alone brick or off road. Makes for a noisy and bumpy ride. 3) my son is always so uncomfortable in this stroller - the back is basically a hard cardboard and then the slightest bit of padding. He squirms and wines a lot in it. Would recommend a product with wheels that arent flimsy plastic so they dont make noise and can handle more than a perfectly smooth surface. Also a stroller with a more comfortable seat for baby - not sure mine will ever nap in this, and hes pretty low key. But if you just want something lightweight that is easy to travel on planes with...then this fits the bill.