Baby Jogger City Mini Double Jogging Stroller Revie

Baby Jogger City Mini Double Stroller in Orange Double Stroller

Baby Jogger Manufacturer's Description: The City Mini, the latest addition to the popular City Series family, was designed to be one of the most light weight, easiest folding swivel wheeled strollers on the market. Customizable from birth and beyond, the City Mini is the ideal lightweight travel stroller that maintains all the safety standards and style you'd expect from Baby Jogger. Available in both a single and double, the Mini incorporates features such as Baby Jogger's patented Quick-Fold Technology, ventilated near flat reclining seat with weather cover, universal City Series accessory m... [read full description]
$399.99

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  • Amazing Folding Action & Very Light
    r
    If you are interested in a stroller that folds easily this is the one. Just pull up on the strap and you are good to go. It is also one of the lightest strollers I have seen. Overall this is a great stroller. Some additional features that are notable are: HUGE canopy, VERY easy quick release wheels, simple design, and smooth rolling action. I highly recommend this.
  • Great Stroller
    r
    This is a wonderful stroller. It is really easy to push with one hand. I do a lot of walking for fitness and I can push it with one hand and walk alongside it. The canopy comes down really far and shades the baby almost any time of day except at sunset when the sun is really low. I've never felt that the basket was too small. And it is REALLY easy to fold. The only improvement I would make is the handlebar. It would be better if it was designed to extend a little farther out. Sometimes when I am walking I hit the break with my toe because I am walking too close to the stroller.
  • Mixed feelings after exhaustive research
    r
    I spent months reading reviews and examining in person all the major brands of strollers in preparation for my daughter's birth. Now that she's six months old, I wanted to share my thoughts about the ol' City Mini.

    First, we live on the third floor of a walk up apartment, so we were looking for a stroller that was easy to carry, and not super expensive. The easy fold-up action is as advertised, incredibly simple and easier than any other stroller out there. But, it still feels somewhat heavy, and it's basically impossible to carry the baby and the stroller at the same time, which we had hoped would be possible when we purchased it.

    Second, it's a little flimsy. Not as bad as the Combi or lighter McClaren models, but a far cry from the Bugaboo. Within a couple of months the wheels started to squeak, and it's just not as solid as you'd like your baby's stroller to be. We were worried about how the seat sways back and forth and doesn't have a hard back, which is still an issue, but we bought a Snuzzler, which has helped a lot. Also, as other reviewers have pointed out, the seat is a little awkward, forcing our baby to sit at an angle, and even when it's up all the way, she's still not perfectly upright and tries to move forward more. For some reason the shoulder straps are also nearly incomprehensible to everyone in my family, and we've had trouble adjusting them.

    Finally, the positive things: I think it looks pretty sleek, it's very maneuverable, it is relatively light, and the canopy is awesome, better than any other stroller.

    So overall, if you're looking for a relatively affordable and light stroller, go for it, but for a longer term investment you might want to shell out the extra cash (...four times as much!?) for a Bugaboo. If I could go it over again, I might do that, and hope that the Bugaboo could survive the stairs going up to my apartment!

  • Great Stroller - buy some key accessories
    r
    Love the stroller! Had it for a year. There are some accessories that I'd recommend... the cross bar, parent console and travel bag (all from the website). If you're going to foldup the stroller and need to have it against a wall or in a closet, definitely check out the website for "stroller stands" (just add a dotcom to the end).
  • perfect all-in-one stroller - this is the only one you'll need to buy!
    r
    Bought the BJCM a couple months ago when my son was 3 months old. We didn't register for a stroller because I wanted to use the Snap N Go for awhile and see what features were important to me before I bought another stroller. I fully anticipated buying two strollers - one lightweight and one "standard" size, but with the BJCM I think I only need one stroller - it has the heart of a standard stroller with the design and versatility of an umbrella stroller. Assembly was a snap - pop the wheels on and it was really to go! The construction is GREAT - super lightweight, aluminum frame. The one-handed close was the deal-maker - absolutely PERFECT! The sun shade is HUGE. The wheels/shocks are great - perfect for walking in the neighborhood (this is where we use the stroller 90% of the time). Handle height is great - seems to accomodate both me and my husband. Basket is a little small, but functional and acceptable for such a lightweight stroller. We bought the snack tray and rain cover as add-ons - I'm a little upset these things don't come with the stroller - especially the snack tray. I really didn't want to spend more than $200 on a stroller, but I made the sacrifice because of all the other features. Overall, I'm very impressed with BJCM in the short time we've used it!

    NOTE: I bought this stroller at a B&M store - got it home and the front wheel didn't lock. Called BJ and they said the locking front wheel was an "in-line running change" for the 2008 models. Strollers made before 4/25/08 DO NOT have the locking front wheel - there is no model# difference or anyway to know other than the manfacture date. So, I had to call the store where I purchased the stroller and exchange it for a newer 2008 model. I think it is a little unreasonable of BJ to make this type of change without any indication or notification to retailers or consumers - especially because the locking front wheel is such an important feature for three-wheel strollers.