Baby JoggerCity Tour 2 Double Stroller Compact & Sleek Twin Design with Easy-To-Maneuver Features Ideal for Growing Kids Plush Imported

I was on the hunt for a comfortable, compact travel stroller that would be easy to fold and unfold and carry with one hand while holding a baby or toddler with the other, but also wanted a smooth ride and not your standard shaky umbrella stroller. I’ve got a nice every day stroller and didn’t want to break the bank since this will mainly be used for travel, so that ruled out several brands quickly. I think this one is it! It just came in so I haven’t used it for its intended purpose yet, however assembly was easy, it’s great quality, the push rivals that of my $1000+ every day stroller. It’s pretty basic and missing things like a cup holder but I’ll just get a stroller caddy for that. I like the peekaboo window (it’s magnetic on the Eco!), extended canopy, adjustable footrest and recline. Love the handle too! The fold is super simple, it’s very lightweight and folded up it’s about the size as a large backpack. I love that it came with a travel bag too! I think this will be super easy to use at the airport. Unfolding is a little trickier but it’s the fold that is always most stressful to me so that’s not an issue. My toddler has wanted to climb in it all day so he clearly likes it too! Overall super happy! I’ll update my review if that changes after use.

Best double stroller for travel! Out of all the compact double strollers I’ve come across, this one folds the flattest. The wheels of this stroller are smaller, but have never been a problem with terrain and traveling. This stroller has gone through 3 airport travels (Hawaii, Texas, Florida), which we gate check. And has gone to numerous Disneyland trips. My kids are currently 3 and 1.5 years old and have had this since my youngest was 2 months old. We even had the additional infant Pram. No issues. We bought an off-brand double cup holder that attaches to the side of the stroller. The storage below is not as big as other double strollers, but forces us to not bring so much stuff, which in essence, not so much things to carry. We attach carabiners on the handles for carrying additional bags or hold the kids water bottles/snap cups. This stroller easily fits through door ways. This is a lightweight option and so happy I chose this double stroller.

I never write reviews but I LOVE this stroller and wanted to share my experience. My husband and I took our three kids including our 8 month old on a cruise. We flew to the cruise port and took it on board along with taking it to our ports of call too. The stroller is incredibly lightweight, packs up incredibly small and comes with a shoulder strap travel bag which I loved. You need two hands to collapse it or set it up but it takes a minute to do. It also rides surprisingly smoothly for being a travel stroller. I loved how it lays back almost flat, how big the sun shade is, and the foot rest can go up and down. This is going to become my new go-to stroller over my $700 one! The only downside is that it doesn’t come with the lap bar which is a little annoying and there’s no cup holder for the parent. You could of course get add-ons but having those included would have made this a perfect stroller. Pick the color that’s the cheapest to make up for buying the lap bar and don’t look back!

This is a great stroller! I love it so much - except one thing - the basket is small/tight! I can hardly fit our diaper bag in it with all the things we need to carry for a day out.A larger basket is a personal preference so I really struggle with that it is smaller on this stroller.But besides that i LOVE the stroller itself. You can manoeuvre it easily with one hand, its very light and folds down very compact! Great for travel and I love the storage bag it comes with.I guess I do also wish it came with a handle bar or tray for the front but you need to order and pay separately for that which is annoying!

I bought this stroller for my currently 7 months old baby. We have the Chicco Bravo, and even though we love it because it's big and comfy, it takes up the entire trunk in our suv, it’s heavy, bulky and won’t fit in a plane cabin. I researched for a while and decided to give the baby jogger a try. An easy to fold, small to bring in cabin and sturdy stroller were a must since we plan on traveling by plane very often, plus we also want it for everyday use. Pros: FOOTREST! Our big full size stroller doesn’t have this, and it’s a must for taking naps. It’s easy to fold, and folds very small which is impressive. It came fully assembled and just had to put in the wheels which took me less than 30 seconds. I like the almost flat recline back rest. When pushing, it feels very lightweight compared to my big stroller. People have complained about the harness, but all the pieces came together and don’t detach easily so that’s fast too. Cons: basket is VERY small, but it’s a travel stroller so that’s understandable. On our big stroller we have a large basket where we can fit 2 backpacks but I believe this one can only hold a small purse. The canopy could be larger because the sun hits directly on baby’s chest.I’ll be using it for a couple months before we travel and I’ll edit the review if necessary.

Exactly what I was looking for! Lightweight, compact, and very sturdy! Comfortable for parent to push and baby (1 year old) is happy and comfortable riding. I love that I can also use it for my 4 year old when he is tired. Will fit in overhead of plan and easy to pack in car without taking up a ton of space!

We basically took our toddlers Eurorailing in Italy with two of these strollers. They are light, they fold up very small for airplanes and under restaurant tables, and they are fantastic on Italian cobble stones. They recline far enough that the kids could even use them as a bed in a pinch. We were also able to put a remarkable amount of stuff in the cargo area. You can also hang a large backpack off them with no problem.