Baby JoggerCity Tour 2 Travel Stroller | Ultra-Lightweight, Foldable & Compact Pushchair Buggy | Shadow Grey

Definitely lightweight and foldable. The folding technique takes some practice but it is quite a good pram.

Lovely, practical, lightweight. When folded it is a bit bigger than I was expecting. Would not fit into overhead comparment on the plane like Baby Zen YoYo would.No assembling required as it came already assembled. Easy to fold and unfold. LOVE the reclining positions to flat. Little one loves sleeping in it.The only thing for me that should be considered for improvement is that when folded it does not stand steady. And would benefit with strap for easy carry once its folded.Would recommend it as travel buggy or city buggy.

I could say,it’s very nice and I’m satisfied ❤️❤️❤️

Everything from the sturdiness, smooth ride, good wheels, low weight, and the ability for the seat to lie flat is great. It also folds perfectly into airplane overhead storage. It ticks all the boxes, except for one or two annoyances...It is so easy for your foot to catch the foot-break when walking or manouvering, which brings you to a swift halt unexpectedly. Even more annoying when crossing a busy road and you end up scrambling across. The only other thing is it doesn't solidly lock when folded and can sometimes snap open when picked up.Other than those annoyances which are not dealbreakers, it is a quality product and is our new daily driver.

Generally pretty happy with the Baby Jogger City Tour 2.Pros: It's lightweight, easy to clean, has a decent size canopy and larger back wheels. The fold is simple and compact, with a handle to pick the folded stroller up and place it in the car /train/ bus. The stroller is easy to steer with one hand (a must when you're juggling kids or shopping). It does exactly what I bought it to do.Cons: The stroller is easy to unfold but fiddly to lock back into place (still doable with one hand though). I personally dislike that the shoulder straps come apart, a feature which makes it easier to take baby out of the stroller, but more difficult when you have to put said wriggly uncooperative baby back in the stroller. This is not an all terrain stroller, nor does it advertise it as such. It's for sidewalks and maybe mowed lawn, not pebbles or gravel. The basket is really small, but I needed a compact fold so it's a small price to pay. Id like it if the stroller came with a rain cover. It comes with a stroller bag which I find pointless. Would also be great of the colour selection was wider.