Baby Jogger 2011 City Mini Stroller in Purple Review
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #36097 in Baby Product
- Size: One Size
- Color: Purple
- Brand: Baby Jogger
- Model: 81108
- Dimensions: 31.00" h x
21.00" w x
6.00" l,
1.00 pounds
Features
- Patented Quick-Fold technology
- Vented seat recline with weather cover
- Padded seat with near flat recline angle
- Adjustable 5-point safety harness
- Patented Quick-Fold technology
- Vented seat recline with weather cover
- Padded seat with near flat recline angle
- Adjustable 5-point safety harness
Product Description
The City Mini captures the essence of urban mobility. Its lightweight design makes it perfect for running errands or all day excursions in the urban jungle.
Patented Quick-Fold Technology - allows you to fold your stroller in one simple step
Swivel front wheel for precise maneuverability can lock into place for long distance strolling
8" lightweight, quick-release EVA wheels with sealed ball bearings
Padded seat reclines to a near flat position with a vented seat top and retractable weather cover
Patented universal accessory mounting bracket - accessorize your stroller with ease
Large multi-position sun canopy with clear view windows
Rounded handlebar for pushing comfort
Front wheel suspension provides a smooth comfortable ride
Seat back storage compartment
Under seat storage basket
Adjustable five-point safety harness with shoulder pads and buckle cover
Rear parking brake
Fold strap to keep stroller folded for transportation or storage
50 lb. weight capacity on stroller
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Leby
This stroller is amazing! Our first stroller was the UPPABABY Vista. We like it a lot but it is NOT an in and out of the car stroller. It is quite heavy, a pain to collapse and takes up my entire trucks so it became our "walking stroller." Needing a car stroller, we purchased the UPPA BABY GLUXE stroller. It's a pretty fancy umbrella stroller but it would always tip over when I draped my diaper bag around it and the lack of storage really bothered me. It would be great for an older child but my baby is 7 months so I have a LOT of stuff I have to carry around and it just wasn't doing the trick. Now enter the Baby Jogger City Mini! It's wonderful!! The fold is unbelievable, takes up a tiny amount of trunk space, nice storage basket (yes, a little annoying to get it but as long as it fits my boots and big blankets etc I am happy.) And the stroller is MUCH sturdier than an umbrella stroller, does not tip over when I place the diaper bag over it. It can be your one and only stroller if you don't mind the baby facing away from you, which older babies like to do anyway. We bought the belly bar so my baby would have something to grab on to and hang toys from. The belly bar adjusts to 4 different positions so it really grows with your child. The mesh bag on the back of the stroller is nice too for diapers, wipes etc. The 2011's are now $199. The 2012's are coming out in March and they will be a little different, Baby Jogger made them 3 inches wider which is why I purposely got the 2011. Who wants wide? This stroller is the perfect width for navigating store isles and it's nice and sleek. The 2012's BJCM will have an easier to reach basket so if that is important to you, you should wait for the 2012's which will be $50 more. Stop thinking about it and BUY this stroller! Happy strolling!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Math Professor
My 40in/32 lb 2.5 year old loves this stroller and so do I! I was ready to eliminate my GRACO Quattro Tour travel system stroller after 2 years and go with a lightweight one. I wanted a lighter, easy to fold and maneuver stroller that my daughter had room to grow in and also had a child tray (she loves having her drink and snacks right there). I narrowed my search to the Combi Cosmo, McLaren Quest/Triumph and the City Mini. I almost bought the Cosmo combi because it was lightweight and had a tray but when I took her to BRU and sat her in it she was already outgrowing it (the tray was useless because her knees hit it from below). The McLaren's are nice but I didn't like the two handles and no tray. FYI I found the quest to be roomier than the triumph for what it's worth. This stroller actually "held/protected" my daughter with plenty of room to grow (both head and feet). Her feet are up (not dragging the ground or on some cheap plastic strap). And headroom- I can't imagine her outgrowing it until she is in elementary school. Some reviews say that the tray is a bit high which it probably is for a baby but it's perfect for a toddler or preschooler..And there is no greater sunshade!!! I let her pick the PURPLE color and she absolutely LOVES it and so do I (it's a deep purple not lavender). The handle bar is rounded and I can easily push her with ONE HAND and really maneuver in tight quarters. I also sling my huge purse over the rounded handle bar and it does not tip when she is not in it. There is no easier fold out there. My husband complained about the price and after using it once he has decided it was worth it and can't wait to take it with them when they fly to go see his parents this month :)Could it be better? Only if (1) it was as easy to fold with the tray on as it is without it. I actually snap the tray on when we want it and leave it in the car when we don't need it. (2) if it stood upright (not laying down) on it's own. Other than that it's perfect for a toddler through 5 or 6 year old.I am thrilled with my purchase and if I had to do it all again I would have bought it much sooner!!!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By C. Taggart
We've had this stroller for 2 years now, and I can't say enough great things about it. We've recommended it to all of our friends, and everyone has the same experience. It's light enough and closes easily enough that I can hold a baby in one hand, the dog's leash in the other, and collapse and lift this thing into the trunk all at once. The wheels are large enough that bumps aren't an issue and it can do a decent amount of "off-roading" through the park grass. We looked at several higher-end strollers, like the BOBs, but this is much more compact and easy to maneuver. I especially recommend it if you are going to be taking it in a car/SUV.
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