Baby JoggerGlider Board for City Mini 2, City Mini 2 Double, City Mini GT2, City Mini GT2 Double, City Select, City Select 2 and City Select LUX Strollers, Black

Uns gefällt das Board super. Meine Tochter steht stabil und kann das Baby sehen. Wir nutzen das Board fast jeden Tag für den Weg zur Kita und gerade nachmittags wenn sie etwas müde ist, findet sie das super, nicht laufen zu müssen.Bei Boardsteinen oder Schotterweg ist das Ganze natürlich nichts, dafür sind die Reifen zu klein, aber das haben wir nicht viel und da muss sie dann laufen.Wenn sie nicht dabei ist, lässt es sich ganz gut hochklappen.Einzig das Gewicht ist etwas schwer, das merkt man selbst wenn das zweite Kind nicht drauf steht.

Para el que lleva el carro no es lo más cómodo, pero a nosotros nos va de lujo para llevar al mayor. La lástima es que oara plegar el carro tengas que sacarla cada vez.

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Overall the glider board is quite a smooth ride. It steers well with it, even when pulling the stroller backwards. I can even steer the stroller and board 1 handed from the side of the stroller. It is easy to flip out of the way when not in use. I love that it is so easily adjustable in height and length from the stroller with just the flip of a switch or pull of a handle. The deck is a good size, my kids have even sat cross legged on it. The deck is one of the most stable I have used (at least on Baby Jogger brand strollers).Now the cons, you knew they were coming. The board attaches to the rear axle which means if your stroller doesn’t have that you can’t use it. The good news is that all Baby Jogger strollers have one AND many other brands so even though this is specifically designed for Baby Jogger strollers, it works with others and even some stroller wagons.However the strap is attaches with is permanently attached to the board. What does that mean? It means if you want to remove it you have to completely unstrap it. This is not a quick, push button like it is on some boards that have adapters that stay attached to the stroller. It isn’t hard to remove, it just takes enough time that I don’t even want to bother. The problem is that the instructions say it must be removed to fold the stroller. Depending on your stroller, this may or may not be needed. For example, the Baby Jogger City Mini series of strollers fold in half backwards, the glider board would be in the way and greatly effect the fold, if it could fold at all. But the City Select you can remove the seat to fold, which is a quick push button. If the seat is removed there is nothing to get in the way of the glider board, I can leave it on the frame and it folds fine.Lastly, there is no seat attachment available. Many competitors offer a saddle, bike seat, or even a full seat you can attach to the board. This feature makes the board more versatile for smaller kids so would be a huge asset for Baby Jogger to add.

I LOVE this idea! I saw a lady with this on her stroller and I literally chased her down like a crazy person to ask her where she got it. We are taking my 2-year-old and 5-year-old to Disney World in 2 weeks and I was worried that my 5-year-old would get extremely tired walking around all day. This is the perfect solution because I don't have to buy a brand new stroller or rent a double stroller once we get there.I have a Graco Snugride stroller. I was worried that this wouldn't fit because it's made for the Baby Jogger brand. It fits my stroller perfectly. It attaches to the bar across the back of the stroller and the attachment tightens almost like a zip tie. I would imagine that as long as your stroller has a bar across the back of the stroller (at wheel height) that it would fit your stroller as well.Some Notes on Use:My daughter (5) is 40lbs. and my son (2) is 30lbs. I am an average-sized woman and I don't find this too hard or heavy to push. My daughter needs the glider to be fully extended in order to stand upright. I am 5'7" and I occasionally kick the glider while walking, but not so much that I'm annoyed by it. My husband is 5'11" and he finds it to be more of a challenge. This works best on flat surfaces. We tested this by going up and down ramps. Going up isn't horrible, but when we went down I felt like my body placement was forced to be too far away from the stroller and I didn't have enough control over speed or direction. My daughter is unable to stand on the glider unless my son is sitting in the stroller because the weight tips the stroller backward slightly. (Not enough to tip the stroller. The unbalanced weight causes the glider to tip forward and rest on the side that has no wheels, which causes the front 2 stroller wheels to lift.) The glider has 2 elastic straps with hooks to store it up and out of the way when not in use and we are able to use those just fine with our Graco stroller. Unfortunately, it does not tuck in nicely anywhere when we fold the stroller up, so we will have to remove it anytime we get on a Disney bus or put it in the trunk of our small car. I didn't expect this to be perfect because it wasn't made for our stroller brand but it is pretty close to perfect. I love it more every time I use it and I think this is going to save us from having a tired and crabby 5-year-old at Disney.Note to Disney-Goers:Skateboards are not allowed in Disney parks. I called ahead and verified that I was okay to bring this because it does look kind of like a skateboard. I was told that as long as it is attached to the stroller it is considered a stroller accessory and is allowed. As soon as it is detached it becomes a skateboard and is not allowed. (The glider board only has 2 wheels and wouldn't work unless attached to the stroller anyway.)