Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double Stroller, Pitch Black

I like that it's compact and light but I wish it has a snack try. The belly bar accessory for it doesn't adapt either and needs to be fixed on their website. I also wish it closes better. There were so many times we lifted the stroller folded and it fell apart.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this double stroller! Not only does it fit two kiddos it fits through my front door and in my trunk! It's super space saving and really beautiful quality! I'm so beyond grateful I got this stroller just in time for my second baby to arrive.! Love love love

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice double stroller. It's slim but spacious. My 18months old sits comfortably in it compared to her other stroller. She loves it. She can sit up or lay down for a nap. This jogger is very durable, smooth, and is not big or bulky at all. It also folds down easy and its small enough to store conveniently in the car trunk or tuck in any small spaces in the house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am loving my new double stroller made by Baby Jogger. Some of the reasons why I love this stroller is because it's big enough for 2 kids , but it's built small enough to fit through my house doors. It has comfortable seat features as well. The seats recliner into sleeping positions as well as go into upright positions. The foot rest can be propt up to support the legs or go down for feet to hang. This stroller is unique with 1 foot latch break that puts a break on both wheels. It's very convenient to only use one foot latch break when stopped. I like that the shade covers are extra long to keep the sun out and be a skin protector. As I am taking the kids out for a walk, I can pull up the cover and be able to look down to see my kids in the stroller as I walk. It does have a nice small basket area underneath the seats. Some of the Cons about this stroller are that it doesn't have any cup holders. The seat belt is a little hard to push with one hand for me. These two things aren't too bad and still doable for having this stroller. Overall, I am very impressed with the design of the stroller. It rolls easily as I walk. It collapsed with ease and is small enough to fit in my trunk without taking up the full space. The Handlebar is comfortable to hold. I am happy with this stroller!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect double stroller. Weight is very light doesn't matter baby in car or not. My kid 2 and 4 year olds but still fine. Easy to open and fold, my wife do it easy. Storage on back can fit with big bag supplies. Stroller fold fit with all car. Jogger always best vendor for stroller.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best double stroller for travel! Out of all the compact double strollers I've come across, this one folds the flattest. 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

Great stroller but the straps are annoying. The shoulder straps split apart so you have to put them together and THEN buckle them in. I think the point of having them split is so you don't have to pull the kids' arms through the strap, but it's tricky to get the pieces together and it's just an extra step that takes up unnecessary time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a mom of five, I've had my fair share of strollers, and the City Tour 2 Double Stroller is definitely one of the better lightweight options for two kiddos on the go. Here's my honest review after using it for a few months: What I Love: - Lightweight & Travel-Friendly: At just under 24 lbs, this stroller is super easy to fold and lift into the trunk. It folds compactly and even fits in the backseat of my car, which is a huge win when I'm juggling multiple kids. - Smooth Ride: The wheels glide easily on smooth surfaces and sidewalks. It's not an all-terrain stroller, but it handles regular pavement and indoor use like a champ. - Individual Recline & Canopy: Both seats recline independently, which is a lifesaver if one kiddo wants to nap and the other wants to sit up and explore. The UV 50+ canopies offer great sun protection too. - Compact for a Double: It's one of the narrowest side-by-side doubles, making it easier to fit through most doorways. A Few Downsides: - Storage Space is Tight: The under-seat basket is smaller than I'd like, especially with two kids' stuff. You'll need to pack light or add hooks for a diaper bag. - No Accessories Included: For the price, I wish it came with cup holders, a parent console, or a child tray. You have to buy all those separately. - Not Great for Rough Terrain: It's not built for gravel or trails—definitely more of a city stroller. Who It's Best For: Parents with two toddlers or an infant and a toddler who need a compact, easy-to-carry, and travel-friendly stroller for city errands, trips to the park, or airport travel. Overall, I'd give the City Tour 2 Double Stroller a solid 4 out of 5 stars. It's not perfect, but for urban living or travel, it checks a lot of boxes—especially when you don't want to lug around a bulky double stroller.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As with all Baby Joggers - this stroller is high quality and stylish. Easy to close (have you seen dads try to close other strollers?!) and no trouble getting in and out of door ways. The lightweight, no frills option is perfect for my 18mo, 5 and 7 yo. - fits our lifestyle now and will be great for travel. When collapsed it fits easily into the back of my SUV I have a few hang-ups.. I am a one and done buyer. Invest on the front end in quality and durability and use as the family grows. So its a bummer that it doesnt accommodate infant seats for use from day one like the other BJ options. The wheels are also not the traditional Baby Jogger material, and I worry about long term durability Despite all that, I am a Baby Jogger loyalist and would love to own every stroller they have. The quality and practicality can't be matched. I recommend them to everyone. Time for a wagon Baby Jogger! I am your biggest fan!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am comparing this product to a single seat jogging stroller with toddler skateboard Build quality -Feels sturdy enough, but not luxury. Solidly mid tier. It is pretty light weight (23 lb) for how sturdy it is. -The big problem is that the seat only holds 33 lbs. That seems super low, most kids will outgrow it in year 3. With 2 kids the older child may not fit. Size -Smaller than expected. Almost like a “mini” double stroller. It's only a bit wider than my jogging stroller. -Good for not taking up too much space, but makes the seats very narrow. -Folds very small and tight. Comfort -The seats are slightly padded, lay down almost flat, and have a foot rest that folds up. Nice adjustability. -My toddlers can fit, but it's a squeeze. -This stroller seems to be more about practicality (narrow, light) vs comfort. Ease of use -Folds and unfolds easily. -Drives nicely, much more maneuverable than my single stroller with skateboard. -Can go over grass, dirt paths, and pop curbs. However I would not recommend if you need to off road frequently. -I'm not a fan of the tires. Even on paved roads, the scratching sound of pebbles getting stuck on the wheels is pretty bad. Air tires really are better. Storage -Has a big storage basket on bottom. -The support beam in the middle limits the size of things you can put under. A larger stiff diaper bag may not be able to fit through the opening. I switched to a more squishable bag that fits great once it's in. Room to fit backpack, jackets, drink, snacks. -Where are the pockets? Other than the bottom there is not a single pocket. There is a space between the seat and canopy to shove a blanket or stuffie, but it's not a real pocket. Price -The price of strollers in 2025 is crazy so I'm not sure how to feel about the price. Seems a bit high because it's very bare bones. No lap bar, little storage, low weight limit. Check out cheaper comparable strollers before choosing this one. Overall -This stroller feels niche to me. If you have twins, frequently go to places with stroller size restrictions, and don't mind getting rid of your stroller by age 4 this could be a 5/5. -If you have kids with at least a 2 year age difference, I would look elsewhere for a higher weight limit.