Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 All-Terrain Pushchair | Lightweight, Foldable Stroller | Brick Mahogany

All in 1 pushchair! Bought to replace my oyster travel system and the bulky mountain buggy I had been using and wanted one for our holiday.Love my gt2!It is so much easier to fold, doesnt take up as much room in my car boot.I am jogging with it and it is a smooth ride for baby, I have taken it off road on bumpy grass and is fine, beach test coming up soon.Love the hood as it comes right down over little one, no more umbrella or clipping a muslin over.The GT2 has the lift up footrest too which suits my 9 month old.Love the 3 wheels making it easy to steer & push, solid handle so can push 1 handed.Wheels at the back are quite wide still but it makes it sturdy, quite a tall pushchair but will last longer for my little one when he grows.Did have to buy the raincover separately £29.99, just make sure it is the genuine city jogger one as it fits better and is much better quality. I also purchased a safety bumper £19.99 so little one car sit forward and hold on

I was very dubious getting this because I absolutely love the older model GT and wasn't keen on the look of this one. It looks very much like the Lite, which is terribly flimsy and poorly made. However, this GT is as sturdy as its predecessor. The addition of the adjustable footrest is a great feature. The seat fabric, in my opinion, was a horrendous choice and will not be as durable or easy to maintain as the fabric on the previous models. Be very careful with velcro near it, it will pull very easily. The wheels are also a disappointment as they're very different to the ones on the previous models. These ones look cheaper and not as robust. Overall I am reasonably happy with the pram, but the previous models are, in my opinion, much better made and more aesthetically pleasing than this model. I got it during a sale, so it is worth the money I paid. I wouldn't pay full price for it though. I would rather get a second hand older model.

We were looking for a more versatile buggy for holidays and this fit the bill, we love it. The only down side is that it was a bit tricky to fold down the first few times but when you get the hang of it it's easy. Also the frame gets scuffed quite a bit when unfolding it because of the fold but it doesn't effect the use.

So good - arrived promptly and at a good price (around RRP but with the ease and no hassle buying experience of Amazon).This buggy is really a great balance of something that looks good, is practical (folds incredibly easy), sturdy but not too heavy (this is still not a super light stroller but you do get a very sturdy and solid product) and has great features.For my first child we had the uppababy vista and opted for this one for the second having had a chance to compare both.

Sadly, this was an expensive and disappointing purchase. Although my baby feels comfortable, the manuever of the stroller is hard. The baby jogger is too long, too wide, too heavy for public transport and take it to the road in general.Although, one can close it with one hand, it doesn't stand on its own and one needs two hands to open it.

This pram is brilliantly sturdy with a large seat which lies flat. This is the main reason I bought the stroller, my 14 month old sleeps great in it. The brake is handy too, near the handle bar. It's a smooth stroller with great suspension. The large hood is great, shields the sun and if it starts to drizzle.Now the niggles...my biggest issue with this stroller is the seat doesn't have a proper upright position so baby is constantly pulling himself up with no back support because the seat lies back at an angle. I tried push up straps but they won't fit because the design has changed and the side bars the straps would ordinarily attach to have the seat cover wrapped around them and the seat cover would rip if the straps were attached. I had to buy a cushion to support my baby properly when he wants to sit up.The seat needs 2 hands to push up using pull cords, they seem too short and are awkward to use.The straps are very fiddly to close which is very frustrating when you have a cross baby.The seat folds outwards which is fine until it's winter and a footmuff is attached to the straps on the stroller, folding outwards means the footmuff and seat can get wet or dirty.The 2 rear wheels don't have a swivel so getting out of small spaces/doorways can be very awkward.This latest design doesn't seem to have been thought out properly for parents convenience.

Really pleased with this buggy, it’s so sturdy and easy to fold and push. I had been researching buggy’s for ages and pleased I went for the baby jogger in the end

I had the city mini for my 3 older children and then I gave it away to a friend for her baby. Which I regret as it was one of those light weight prams that never let you down. So when I was pregnant with my 4th, I knew the city mini would be bought I went for the gt version as I would like to get into walking. Haha I hope. I love it, so nice to push. Only fault is the seat doesn't fully sit up..