Love this stroller so far. Feels well made with top notch materials and thoughtfully designed. We have been using the BOB Revolution for our first kid and now that weâ€â"¢re expecting our second, wanted a workhorse stroller with - most important - flexibility. City Lux totally fits the bill: 1) We can configure multiple ways with two seats or a gliding board pretty easily and 2) This stroller is powerful and maneuvers our urban environment / uneven sidewalks with ease and strength. Our two most important factors. Also, pretty pleased with the size and accessibility of storage below. Wish the accessories were not sold separately and expensively, but weâ€â"¢ve managed to get them secondhand. I received this stroller as a part of the weespring parent panel.

Love this stroller so far. Feels well made with top notch materials and thoughtfully designed. We have been using the BOB Revolution for our first kid and now that we're expecting our second, wanted a workhorse stroller with - most important - flexibility. City Lux totally fits the bill: 1) We can configure multiple ways with two seats or a gliding board pretty easily and 2) This stroller is powerful and maneuvers our urban environment / uneven sidewalks with ease and strength. Our two most important factors. Also, pretty pleased with the size and accessibility of storage below. Wish the accessories were not sold separately and expensively, but we've managed to get them secondhand. I received this stroller as a part of the weespring parent panel.

I must say I was blown away by this stroller! Lux means Luxury for sure. I have tried a couple other strollers and must admit this is well worth the money! First off, the ease of putting it together out of the box was great! The wheels just clipped on as did the basket and canopy. Before I could get it together my little one 24 lbs hopped into the basket under the stroller and it held up amazingly, no sagging and she fit and had tons more room! The basket is a big size which is great it can hold tons of stuff! There are additional pouches to put more important stuff away more discretely. The material is top notch with a beautiful gender neutral color (ours is granite). The canopy is large so no real sun exposure and the UV protection is high too! I love the peek window on top of the canopy it is magnetic and neat! The fact that the seat can recline to a laying position is a major plus! There are 16 positions you can try, I have only tried a few. You can put the canopy any way you want, facing you, out ward and all different places on the stroller. You can turn this into a double stroller if need be and then back into a single! I love that positioning is so versatile. I love the all wheel suspension, only a luxury stroller would have this! Even when we went over gravel and other uneven terrain the ride was smooth. Going down a hill at a good speed the front wheels quivered a bit. The braking system is smooth and allows for good control when needed. The only issue I found well not really an issue but the handle for the brake is kind of short. It would be easier to squeeze the brake if it was a tad longer. The seat belt harness was safe and sturdy. I Like the quick release though a little cumbersome trying to snap the baby in while they wriggle around, there are 4 places that clip. All in all my toddler was safe and very comfortable. Thanks to Weespring Parent Panel for sending me this awesome stroller. Pros: built well, sturdy, luxury material, turns easily, rides really smooth, rubber wheels. Cons: buckle is like a puzzle piece, brake handle is short.

I must say I was blown away by this stroller! Lux means Luxury for sure. I have tried a couple other strollers and must admit this is well worth the money! First off, the ease of putting it together out of the box was great! The wheels just clipped on as did the basket and canopy. Before I could get it together my little one 24 lbs hopped into the basket under the stroller and it held up amazingly, no sagging and she fit and had tons more room! The basket is a big size which is great it can hold tons of stuff! There are additional pouches to put more important stuff away more discretely. The material is top notch with a beautiful gender neutral color (ours is granite). The canopy is large so no real sun exposure and the UV protection is high too! I love the peek window on top of the canopy it is magnetic and neat! The fact that the seat can recline to a laying position is a major plus! There are 16 positions you can try, I have only tried a few. You can put the canopy any way you want, facing you, out ward and all different places on the stroller. You can turn this into a double stroller if need be and then back into a single! I love that positioning is so versatile. I love the all wheel suspension, only a luxury stroller would have this! Even when we went over gravel and other uneven terrain the ride was smooth. Going down a hill at a good speed the front wheels quivered a bit. The braking system is smooth and allows for good control when needed. The only issue I found well not really an issue but the handle for the brake is kind of short. It would be easier to squeeze the brake if it was a tad longer. The seat belt harness was safe and sturdy. I Like the quick release though a little cumbersome trying to snap the baby in while they wriggle around, there are 4 places that clip. All in all my toddler was safe and very comfortable. Thanks to Weespring Parent Panel for sending me this awesome stroller. Pros: built well, sturdy, luxury material, turns easily, rides really smooth, rubber wheels. Cons: buckle is like a puzzle piece, brake handle is short.

I consider myself somewhat of stroller guru. I've owned several different brands and price points of strollers, from the very cheap to the pretty expensive and high-end ones. While I have a different brand of jogger that I love, this stroller sets the bar very high and comes out on top. Pros: SUPER easy to set up - I did it in under 5 minutes Smooth ride over different terrain - sidewalks to a dirt/rock path and both were excellent. The shocks on this thing are amazing! Extremely easy to steer one-handed - a must for when you/if you have another child Easy to access basket underneath seat makes it simple to put in items and grab them Handbrake for hilly areas when you feel like your stroller is trying to run away on its own Solid construction - does not feel flimsy at ALL SO MANY CONFIGURATIONS - if you have 2 children, this is a great investment! Cons: Was hoping it would have a one-handed fold as I adore those but not for this one Pretty heavy to haul if you need to pick up when folded No center belly bar or cup holder for parent - at this price point, I feel it should be included All in all, a solid stroller for the outdoorsy or urban family, especially if you have two kids. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!

I consider myself somewhat of stroller guru. I've owned several different brands and price points of strollers, from the very cheap to the pretty expensive and high-end ones. While I have a different brand of jogger that I love, this stroller sets the bar very high and comes out on top. Pros: SUPER easy to set up - I did it in under 5 minutes Smooth ride over different terrain - sidewalks to a dirt/rock path and both were excellent. The shocks on this thing are amazing! Extremely easy to steer one-handed - a must for when you/if you have another child Easy to access basket underneath seat makes it simple to put in items and grab them Handbrake for hilly areas when you feel like your stroller is trying to run away on its own Solid construction - does not feel flimsy at ALL SO MANY CONFIGURATIONS - if you have 2 children, this is a great investment! Cons: Was hoping it would have a one-handed fold as I adore those but not for this one Pretty heavy to haul if you need to pick up when folded No center belly bar or cup holder for parent - at this price point, I feel it should be included All in all, a solid stroller for the outdoorsy or urban family, especially if you have two kids. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!

First I have to say as it is out of the box I really like the stroller. Its when used and compared to more inexpensive models that its shortcomings really start to appear. The lack of a parent console, the lack of a child tray, the inability to clip in a child seat....at this price point these should be standard options. Instead they are add-ons that drive the cost up, way up. I also found it ironic that a company named Baby Joger sells a stroller "not intended for jogging, or running" I give this stroller an average rating because the build quality is superb, the materials are plush and soft and it feels good pushing it. There are just too many things that are standard on the other models that should be standard here for the price. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!

First I have to say as it is out of the box I really like the stroller. Its when used and compared to more inexpensive models that its shortcomings really start to appear. The lack of a parent console, the lack of a child tray, the inability to clip in a child seat....at this price point these should be standard options. Instead they are add-ons that drive the cost up, way up. I also found it ironic that a company named Baby Joger sells a stroller "not intended for jogging, or running" I give this stroller an average rating because the build quality is superb, the materials are plush and soft and it feels good pushing it. There are just too many things that are standard on the other models that should be standard here for the price. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!

Let me start this by mentioning that my toddler (20 months) has never ridden in a stroller. He has been worn, pulled in a wagon, or (mostly) walks. When this arrived, I'm not sure which of us was more excited to unbox it. It was like second Christmas in our house. After using the Lux for a few weeks, we've given it a thorough road test. It's been to the children's farmstead, off road on mulched paths, to and through the park, and around the town on sidewalks. Ultimately, this thing rocks. There are a few things I'd like to see tweaked and a few things I wish were different/included and I'll go into those in depth, but if you're looking for the Cliff's Notes version, I wish we'd gotten one of these sooner. Immediately out of the box, this stroller is super easy to assemble. I did most of it one-handed and with "helping" toddler hands. The fabric is soft and seems sturdy. The slate color is gorgeous. The sun shade is optional and was a tad bit more tricky to configure if you don't read the instructions, but it wasn't impossible. The parent peekaboo on the sun shade closes by magnet which I found to be a fun little extra. The telescoping handle is fantastic and a wonderful addition for this 5'9" mama. The seat configuration options are convenient if your child is large enough to be held by the 5 point harness. The harness can be tricky to snap if you're trying one-handed or have a squirmy child. Typically, the top will slide out before you get it latched. The strap covers can inhibit the adjustment of the shoulder straps, but they make it easy to hide the excess harness (which also makes it look sleek). As a nice extra, the seat is significantly higher on the frame than your standard stroller. Bonus points because I don't have to lean down as far to strap him in and he can see a lot more when we're out and about. There is a small zippered section and a bit of a mesh pouch on the back of the enclosed seat. It will hold a large cell phone or small wallet, but not much else. The under carriage basket is large and can be accessed both from the front and from behind. This was convenient for stashing extra rain boots and sweatshirts and for catching things my toddler tried to slide out of the seat. There is no structure to the basket, though. Water bottles won't stand up, etc. Things tend to migrate toward the center of the basket while traveling. Tires are large-ish and sturdy. They are not air-filled, however and the stroller's performance suffers because of it. Suspension is, to put it nicely, junk. Our city shaves down uneven portions of the sidewalks and even then, my toddler was bouncing and jerking around. As previous reviewers have said, this is NOT a jogging stroller. I did, however, expect a somewhat smoother ride. In terms of size, this stroller is what I consider fairly compact for what it is. It fits nicely into the trunk of my sedan and leaves plenty of room for the rest of my "mom gear." Folding and unfolding is extremely easy and fast. Reconfiguring the seat and locking/unlocking the front wheels is also simple and quick. Now for the not-so-great parts. Some of the materials used are just cheap. On our second outing, an accent piece (silver metal sticker in the arch above "Baby Jogger" on one of the sides) just fell off. Weird. The hand parking brake piece is also a cheap plastic painted silver. On our third outing, I noted that something had rubbed against it and the paint was rubbed off. Still not sure how or when that happened, but it makes that piece look cheap. The parking brake release snaps quickly and if your hand is anywhere near it, it gives you a nice whap. Ouch! And let's be honest, a single cup holder would've been fantastic. There are knobs on the side where it appears one would attach. Surprise! You have you buy it separately. Need your kid to hold their own cup? Guess you'll have to shove it beside them in the seat because there's no child tray or cup holder for them. The number of available accessories is nice, though the prices make comforts more luxury with this stroller. Bottom line: Solid stroller with some upgrades. Pros: Quick and easy assembly, set up, folding, and reconfiguration Quality seat materials Decent sized under-carriage basket Handles varying terrains well Cons: Poor suspension Cheap materials Standard accessories aren't standard and must be purchased separately Huge thanks to weeSpring's Parent Panel for the opportunity to review this stroller. While they did provide us with the opportunity to test it, all opinions in this review are my own.

Let me start this by mentioning that my toddler (20 months) has never ridden in a stroller. He has been worn, pulled in a wagon, or (mostly) walks. When this arrived, I'm not sure which of us was more excited to unbox it. It was like second Christmas in our house. After using the Lux for a few weeks, we've given it a thorough road test. It's been to the children's farmstead, off road on mulched paths, to and through the park, and around the town on sidewalks. Ultimately, this thing rocks. There are a few things I'd like to see tweaked and a few things I wish were different/included and I'll go into those in depth, but if you're looking for the Cliff's Notes version, I wish we'd gotten one of these sooner. Immediately out of the box, this stroller is super easy to assemble. I did most of it one-handed and with "helping" toddler hands. The fabric is soft and seems sturdy. The slate color is gorgeous. The sun shade is optional and was a tad bit more tricky to configure if you don't read the instructions, but it wasn't impossible. The parent peekaboo on the sun shade closes by magnet which I found to be a fun little extra. The telescoping handle is fantastic and a wonderful addition for this 5'9" mama. The seat configuration options are convenient if your child is large enough to be held by the 5 point harness. The harness can be tricky to snap if you're trying one-handed or have a squirmy child. Typically, the top will slide out before you get it latched. The strap covers can inhibit the adjustment of the shoulder straps, but they make it easy to hide the excess harness (which also makes it look sleek). As a nice extra, the seat is significantly higher on the frame than your standard stroller. Bonus points because I don't have to lean down as far to strap him in and he can see a lot more when we're out and about. There is a small zippered section and a bit of a mesh pouch on the back of the enclosed seat. It will hold a large cell phone or small wallet, but not much else. The under carriage basket is large and can be accessed both from the front and from behind. This was convenient for stashing extra rain boots and sweatshirts and for catching things my toddler tried to slide out of the seat. There is no structure to the basket, though. Water bottles won't stand up, etc. Things tend to migrate toward the center of the basket while traveling. Tires are large-ish and sturdy. They are not air-filled, however and the stroller's performance suffers because of it. Suspension is, to put it nicely, junk. Our city shaves down uneven portions of the sidewalks and even then, my toddler was bouncing and jerking around. As previous reviewers have said, this is NOT a jogging stroller. I did, however, expect a somewhat smoother ride. In terms of size, this stroller is what I consider fairly compact for what it is. It fits nicely into the trunk of my sedan and leaves plenty of room for the rest of my "mom gear." Folding and unfolding is extremely easy and fast. Reconfiguring the seat and locking/unlocking the front wheels is also simple and quick. Now for the not-so-great parts. Some of the materials used are just cheap. On our second outing, an accent piece (silver metal sticker in the arch above "Baby Jogger" on one of the sides) just fell off. Weird. The hand parking brake piece is also a cheap plastic painted silver. On our third outing, I noted that something had rubbed against it and the paint was rubbed off. Still not sure how or when that happened, but it makes that piece look cheap. The parking brake release snaps quickly and if your hand is anywhere near it, it gives you a nice whap. Ouch! And let's be honest, a single cup holder would've been fantastic. There are knobs on the side where it appears one would attach. Surprise! You have you buy it separately. Need your kid to hold their own cup? Guess you'll have to shove it beside them in the seat because there's no child tray or cup holder for them. The number of available accessories is nice, though the prices make comforts more luxury with this stroller. Bottom line: Solid stroller with some upgrades. Pros: Quick and easy assembly, set up, folding, and reconfiguration Quality seat materials Decent sized under-carriage basket Handles varying terrains well Cons: Poor suspension Cheap materials Standard accessories aren't standard and must be purchased separately Huge thanks to weeSpring's Parent Panel for the opportunity to review this stroller. While they did provide us with the opportunity to test it, all opinions in this review are my own.

As the owner of a 2015 City Select I was very excited to receive the new Lux version. My favorite features are the hand brake that doubles as parking brake. One of my concerns with CS was that even with just one child it was a bit heavy going down hills so this addition was particularly exciting for me as we will soon be adding a second seat (and more weight) to our stroller! I also really love the new fold, with regular CS we would remove seat (very easy to do) before folding to maximize trunk space but now we don't need to as the seat folds up nice and slim on the frame. Plus the auto lock is a huge help. The new fabrics are beautiful and are still fully removable and machine washable in case a simple wipe down is not enough. My only concern is that, like the basic City Select, the Lux also comes with no accessories. I'd love at least a cup holder or belly bar. Though I can't wait to see the new lux accessories like the shopping bag and my favorite, the jump seat which will be perfect for my toddler. Overall I think this stroller is all of what I loveee about the City Select but with a few well chosen improvements. I received this stroller as a gift from the weeSpring Parent Panel.

As the owner of a 2015 City Select I was very excited to receive the new Lux version. My favorite features are the hand brake that doubles as parking brake. One of my concerns with CS was that even with just one child it was a bit heavy going down hills so this addition was particularly exciting for me as we will soon be adding a second seat (and more weight) to our stroller! I also really love the new fold, with regular CS we would remove seat (very easy to do) before folding to maximize trunk space but now we don't need to as the seat folds up nice and slim on the frame. Plus the auto lock is a huge help. The new fabrics are beautiful and are still fully removable and machine washable in case a simple wipe down is not enough. My only concern is that, like the basic City Select, the Lux also comes with no accessories. I'd love at least a cup holder or belly bar. Though I can't wait to see the new lux accessories like the shopping bag and my favorite, the jump seat which will be perfect for my toddler. Overall I think this stroller is all of what I loveee about the City Select but with a few well chosen improvements. I received this stroller as a gift from the weeSpring Parent Panel.

This is a wonderful stroller with many great features! I love how sturdy it feels. My other stroller felt firm and sturdy at the beginning, but this one surpasses that. The ride is so smooth, especially when hiking, which I never imagined would be possible. The canopy has great coverage. The fabric is modern, beautiful and so easy to clean. It took me a while to figure out how to fold the stroller, but once I did, it's super easy. I especially like how satisfying it is to fold the seat up in half -- a huge improvement on my last stroller seat which had a super awkward shape and always took up so much space! I also like that the basket on the bottom of the stroller has stretchy mesh material, so it's easy to put stuff in but stuff does not easily fall out. I am excited that this can convert into a double stroller so that when the baby #2 comes we are all set! I would also like to see some improvements. The shoulder straps of the harness are not permanently attached to the waist straps. So when I buckle my son in, I have to first fiddle with the shoulder strap and attach it to the waist one, and THEN I insert the combined strap into the buckle. Some people might like this because it's easy to get the baby out, but when I try to put the baby back in it's a nightmare, especially when he's trying to wiggle away from me to continue playing! The first time it took a full 10 minutes to arrange my crying baby into the seat! The other thing that I didn't like is that the brake system sits at the exact place on the handlebar where I would feel most comfortable placing my hand. I am forced to place my hand further along the handle which feels awkward to me. Like another reviewer, the brake mechanism on my stroller was also badly scraped, which I did not appreciate in a brand new stroller. All in all I do still really like the safety and sturdiness features of this stroller and would recommend to new parents. Thank you to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending this to me to try!

This is a wonderful stroller with many great features! I love how sturdy it feels. My other stroller felt firm and sturdy at the beginning, but this one surpasses that. The ride is so smooth, especially when hiking, which I never imagined would be possible. The canopy has great coverage. The fabric is modern, beautiful and so easy to clean. It took me a while to figure out how to fold the stroller, but once I did, it's super easy. I especially like how satisfying it is to fold the seat up in half -- a huge improvement on my last stroller seat which had a super awkward shape and always took up so much space! I also like that the basket on the bottom of the stroller has stretchy mesh material, so it's easy to put stuff in but stuff does not easily fall out. I am excited that this can convert into a double stroller so that when the baby #2 comes we are all set! I would also like to see some improvements. The shoulder straps of the harness are not permanently attached to the waist straps. So when I buckle my son in, I have to first fiddle with the shoulder strap and attach it to the waist one, and THEN I insert the combined strap into the buckle. Some people might like this because it's easy to get the baby out, but when I try to put the baby back in it's a nightmare, especially when he's trying to wiggle away from me to continue playing! The first time it took a full 10 minutes to arrange my crying baby into the seat! The other thing that I didn't like is that the brake system sits at the exact place on the handlebar where I would feel most comfortable placing my hand. I am forced to place my hand further along the handle which feels awkward to me. Like another reviewer, the brake mechanism on my stroller was also badly scraped, which I did not appreciate in a brand new stroller. All in all I do still really like the safety and sturdiness features of this stroller and would recommend to new parents. Thank you to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending this to me to try!

This is a great choice for a versatile stroller. There are tons of accessories and lots of configurations for your family, no matter the size! When I got the stroller, it was so easy to open and assemble - not too many complicated parts to put together. PROS: easy assembly, great color fabric that's also comfortable and easy to clean, a brake that makes hills a breeze, multiple configurations allowing for strolling multiple children, super smooth ride, handles VERY easily - you can easily push with one hand, nice large basket underneath that can hold even my enormous diaper bag (along with a great extra pocket behind the seat that I use to hold my keys for easy access), adjustable heights of handle. CONS: although it is nice that there is a brake, the brake is difficult to push with my small hand and I have to squeeze VERY hard for it to be effective, it is difficult to collapse/fold due to its size and configurations. Other than that, I have nothing negative to say about this stroller. It works wonderfully for our family, and my daughter even requests to ride in this "new stroller"! A huge thank you to WeeSpring for the opportunity to try this stroller as a part of the WeeSpring Parent Panel!

I received this stroller as a part of the weespring parent panel. I must say there is nothing about this stroller that i dislike. Ive gone through about 3 different strollers already that were either too heavy, to wide or not enough storage space. This stroller has all those features and them some. The sleek design makes it easy to maneuver and best part is that is will grow with your family. I have a 20 month old and a 5 month old and I definitely will be investing in the second seat to turn this ride into a double stroller.

I love this stroller- it is very well made, has a well thought out design and moves beautifully. It did take me a little while to figure it out but with practice it is easy to use. I love how smooth the stroller is and I can't wait till I can order a second seat so I can put both my kids in it. It would be helpful if there were videos on the baby jogger website showing how to put it together. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!

I love this stroller- it is very well made, has a well thought out design and moves beautifully. It did take me a little while to figure it out but with practice it is easy to use. I love how smooth the stroller is and I can't wait till I can order a second seat so I can put both my kids in it. It would be helpful if there were videos on the baby jogger website showing how to put it together. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!

This stroller is flat out awesome!! After having had several different strollers in the past with terrible turn radiuses, uncomfortable seating, small baskets, and terrible braking system, it is such a relief to find a stroller that has everything you could ask for and more! The steering of this stroller is so smooth and easy that I can easily use one hand to steer while I hold the hand of my 20 month old while walking! My 3.5 year old even has no problem maneuvering this stroller! I love the fact that you can change the seat from forward to rear facing and add an additional seat and another "cart" like seat to make it seat up to 3 children at once. The hand braking system is awesome and super easy to use. All you have to do is push it down to lock the wheels in place and then hit the unlock button and it flips up and is ready to go! The seats canopy has a 50 UPF on it which makes me feel better about having my 3 month old out, knowing her skin is protected by the cover. The basket is super large and can hold my large diaper bag backpack along with three jackets, shoppings bags, and any extras my children decide to throw in there. The ride is super smooth and my 3 month old easily falls asleep while riding. The buckle system is a little bit of a pain to figure out at first, but now is easy to put together and lock in place. I love how with the push of a button all the connectors come apart and make it easy to get the baby out of the stroller. I only have a few complaints, one is that sometimes when trying to fold the stroller my handles get stuck when trying to pull up on them making it difficult at times to get the stroller to collapse, when trying to collapse the stroller while rear facing it makes the stroller bulky and awkward. Also there are small things that stick out the side of the stroller that i noticed have gotten caught on things while shopping. Overall this stroller is AWESOME and I honestly don't know how I've gone so long without it! Being a mother of three small kids this stroller makes every day outings so much easier! Thanks to the Weespring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!!

This stroller is flat out awesome!! After having had several different strollers in the past with terrible turn radiuses, uncomfortable seating, small baskets, and terrible braking system, it is such a relief to find a stroller that has everything you could ask for and more! The steering of this stroller is so smooth and easy that I can easily use one hand to steer while I hold the hand of my 20 month old while walking! My 3.5 year old even has no problem maneuvering this stroller! I love the fact that you can change the seat from forward to rear facing and add an additional seat and another "cart" like seat to make it seat up to 3 children at once. The hand braking system is awesome and super easy to use. All you have to do is push it down to lock the wheels in place and then hit the unlock button and it flips up and is ready to go! The seats canopy has a 50 UPF on it which makes me feel better about having my 3 month old out, knowing her skin is protected by the cover. The basket is super large and can hold my large diaper bag backpack along with three jackets, shoppings bags, and any extras my children decide to throw in there. The ride is super smooth and my 3 month old easily falls asleep while riding. The buckle system is a little bit of a pain to figure out at first, but now is easy to put together and lock in place. I love how with the push of a button all the connectors come apart and make it easy to get the baby out of the stroller. I only have a few complaints, one is that sometimes when trying to fold the stroller my handles get stuck when trying to pull up on them making it difficult at times to get the stroller to collapse, when trying to collapse the stroller while rear facing it makes the stroller bulky and awkward. Also there are small things that stick out the side of the stroller that i noticed have gotten caught on things while shopping. Overall this stroller is AWESOME and I honestly don't know how I've gone so long without it! Being a mother of three small kids this stroller makes every day outings so much easier! Thanks to the Weespring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller!!

I received this product to test and review from the WeeSpring Parent Panel. I was so excited about this stroller and as I pulled it out of the package and put it together I could just tell the materials are top quality. The fabric is so soft and the frame is very sturdy. The wheels are larger and it is a very smooth ride. The basket underneath seems huge to me and easily fits my giant diaper bag. I love the breaking mechanism including the fact that there is an option to slow down but not completely stop if you are on a steep hill (which is something I personally face on my daily walks in my neighborhood and on the bike path in our town). I do have a couple of things that could be improved upon for this stroller. First, my breaking mechanism came to me with paint scraped off of it, clearly it was damaged either in packing or transport and for a lux stroller I really expected it to be in pristine condition. Second, I find the mechanism to fold the stroller very tough to work. I am hoping this is just because it is a new stroller and that it will relax over time but it is another disappointing feature. Third, this stroller is way too tall for me. I stand at 5'2" and this stroller is almost up to my chest area. I find it very uncomfortable to push. I wish that the handle was shorter but telescoped to the height is currently does. The handle telescopes to an amazingly tall height and is certainly more comfortable for my taller husband. I had some friends try it who were taller than both my husband and I and they were very excited about how high the handle telescopes but because it does not go any shorter than it does, it is very difficult for me, on the shorter end to push. This stroller actually hurts my back from the way I have to stand to push it. I really love this stroller and cannot ding it too much for the height of it because it is so amazing, but I was very disappointed finding how uncomfortable it is for me to push. This stroller is so nice because there are so many add ons for it. You can get the second seat, the bassinet, and even a bench seat for older children! You can get adapters to attach just about any infant carseat and of course trays and cup holders. My 15 month old daughter loves riding in this stroller because it is such a smooth ride and she can face me or face the front and watch the world go by. The seat almost lays completely flat but the foot rest stays in the position it is in (I almost wish there were a way to make that flat because she did look a little uncomfortable sleeping in it like that). I have used this stroller for almost two weeks now on my walks (almost daily unless there is bad weather). I can honestly say this stroller is very LUX and I would recommend it as long as you are on the taller side!

I received this product to test and review from the WeeSpring Parent Panel. I was so excited about this stroller and as I pulled it out of the package and put it together I could just tell the materials are top quality. The fabric is so soft and the frame is very sturdy. The wheels are larger and it is a very smooth ride. The basket underneath seems huge to me and easily fits my giant diaper bag. I love the breaking mechanism including the fact that there is an option to slow down but not completely stop if you are on a steep hill (which is something I personally face on my daily walks in my neighborhood and on the bike path in our town). I do have a couple of things that could be improved upon for this stroller. First, my breaking mechanism came to me with paint scraped off of it, clearly it was damaged either in packing or transport and for a lux stroller I really expected it to be in pristine condition. Second, I find the mechanism to fold the stroller very tough to work. I am hoping this is just because it is a new stroller and that it will relax over time but it is another disappointing feature. Third, this stroller is way too tall for me. I stand at 5'2" and this stroller is almost up to my chest area. I find it very uncomfortable to push. I wish that the handle was shorter but telescoped to the height is currently does. The handle telescopes to an amazingly tall height and is certainly more comfortable for my taller husband. I had some friends try it who were taller than both my husband and I and they were very excited about how high the handle telescopes but because it does not go any shorter than it does, it is very difficult for me, on the shorter end to push. This stroller actually hurts my back from the way I have to stand to push it. I really love this stroller and cannot ding it too much for the height of it because it is so amazing, but I was very disappointed finding how uncomfortable it is for me to push. This stroller is so nice because there are so many add ons for it. You can get the second seat, the bassinet, and even a bench seat for older children! You can get adapters to attach just about any infant carseat and of course trays and cup holders. My 15 month old daughter loves riding in this stroller because it is such a smooth ride and she can face me or face the front and watch the world go by. The seat almost lays completely flat but the foot rest stays in the position it is in (I almost wish there were a way to make that flat because she did look a little uncomfortable sleeping in it like that). I have used this stroller for almost two weeks now on my walks (almost daily unless there is bad weather). I can honestly say this stroller is very LUX and I would recommend it as long as you are on the taller side!

This stroller fits perfectly with it's name! It looks and feels extremely luxurious and is loaded with features. I love that this stroller has so many configurations, especially that the seat can easily face either direction. I like being able to turn my son around to look at me sometimes when we're taking a long walk! I will mainly use this stroller as a single because we have the city mini double already, but I love that I can easily add a second seat or the new bench seat as needed! One of my favorite features of the stroller is the deceleration brake. We live on a gigantic hill, and the brake helps me feel more in control while walking downhill. Pros: The seat folds to keep the fabric facing inward when the stroller is folded up. The lower basket is huge and easy to access. The sun canopy is large. It's extremely easy to turn the seat around. Easy to push on bumpy, uneven sidewalks. Cons: The handlebar shape is a more rectangular than round and isn't the most comfortable for my hands. The handles to fold the stroller can seem a little difficult to pull sometimes. All accessories, including the body bar and cup holders, are sold separately.

This stroller fits perfectly with it's name! It looks and feels extremely luxurious and is loaded with features. I love that this stroller has so many configurations, especially that the seat can easily face either direction. I like being able to turn my son around to look at me sometimes when we're taking a long walk! I will mainly use this stroller as a single because we have the city mini double already, but I love that I can easily add a second seat or the new bench seat as needed! One of my favorite features of the stroller is the deceleration brake. We live on a gigantic hill, and the brake helps me feel more in control while walking downhill. Pros: The seat folds to keep the fabric facing inward when the stroller is folded up. The lower basket is huge and easy to access. The sun canopy is large. It's extremely easy to turn the seat around. Easy to push on bumpy, uneven sidewalks. Cons: The handlebar shape is a more rectangular than round and isn't the most comfortable for my hands. The handles to fold the stroller can seem a little difficult to pull sometimes. All accessories, including the body bar and cup holders, are sold separately.

We're LOVING this stroller so far. It folds up easily and doesn't take up our whole truck in either of our cars (ford escape and dodge avenger). All of the configurations are great and we especially love that it will grow with our family! The material is easy to clean and durable (our son got ice cream all over it the first time we took it out). And the ride is SO smooth my husband even said "it's like it pushes itself!"

We had the City Versa before this and loved it, it had a reversible seat which was very important to us, folded easily and we were blown away by the smoothness of the ride; it felt like it pushed itself. There were issues with it such as the sunshade did not stay up and was not large enough, and it kept disconnecting from the stroller. Baby Jogger discontinued the Versa, and came out with the Premier seemingly with the intention of fixing these issues and making it even more awesome with bigger wheels, better single handed folding an improved push handle, an improved restraint and an updated canopy. Unfortunately after two weeks with the Premier we are very disappointed, the stroller feels heavy and cumbersome. It feels something like pushing an old grocery store shopping cart to me. The canopy is better but doesn't stay open. It seems to have no advantage over the city select, except one handed folding; it seems just as heavy and big (In my opinion the City Select is an excellent stroller).

We had the City Versa before this and loved it, it had a reversible seat which was very important to us, folded easily and we were blown away by the smoothness of the ride; it felt like it pushed itself. There were issues with it such as the sunshade did not stay up and was not large enough, and it kept disconnecting from the stroller. Baby Jogger discontinued the Versa, and came out with the Premier seemingly with the intention of fixing these issues and making it even more awesome with bigger wheels, better single handed folding an improved push handle, an improved restraint and an updated canopy. Unfortunately after two weeks with the Premier we are very disappointed, the stroller feels heavy and cumbersome. It feels something like pushing an old grocery store shopping cart to me. The canopy is better but doesn't stay open. It seems to have no advantage over the city select, except one handed folding; it seems just as heavy and big (In my opinion the City Select is an excellent stroller).

I bought this stroller a couple of years ago knowing that I planned to have my children close together in age. The concept is perfect. However, I bought it well before I had my first child and shortly after I started using it, the front wheels shake uncontrollably when pushing it and it makes it almost impossible to keep pushing. You have to lift up the stroller and set it back down but the issue repeats every few seconds. SO annoying! Unfortunately I haven't found a solution to this problem.

I bought this stroller a couple of years ago knowing that I planned to have my children close together in age. The concept is perfect. However, I bought it well before I had my first child and shortly after I started using it, the front wheels shake uncontrollably when pushing it and it makes it almost impossible to keep pushing. You have to lift up the stroller and set it back down but the issue repeats every few seconds. SO annoying! Unfortunately I haven't found a solution to this problem.

I loved the stroller until i ordered the second seat. There is zero space for leg room for either children. It shows i can have both seats facing each other and my one child has no where to put his legs. Rather disappointed. I could've gotten a stroller for half the price with more leg room.

It was a great stroller but now its a piece of garbarge just sitting in our gargage since Baby Jogger decided to stop making adapters for certain models of car seats.

The front wheels wobble a lot but i want to fix the problem because this stroller was very expensive

I went through a few difrent double strollers. And this one is one of the best BEST STROLLER I ever owned. I've had it over two years works grate and I use it every day from going to church, shopping, going out to jogging. It's amazing. I recommend this stroller to all.

I went through a few difrent double strollers. And this one is one of the best BEST STROLLER I ever owned. I've had it over two years works grate and I use it every day from going to church, shopping, going out to jogging. It's amazing. I recommend this stroller to all.

I bought this stroller because i was having a hard time with my graco fastaction, it was giving me back problems as the handle does not adjust. and i just love the city select now. Great handling . And baby loves it.

We love this stroller. We are on child #3. This stroller has been ALL over the world... even to the top of the Eiffel Tower! But... the basket underneath is giving away and we cannot find a replacement. Please help.

Im very happy with city select double stroller , it's durable, seats could be switched in several positions, it's wheels is very strong and smooth however I have 2 problems : 1-I used to travel a lot and had to take the stroller with me in the airport until the airplane door whereby u have to de- assemble it's seats and put them all in one bag in order not to lose any part which was a really hectic ! As it's not that easy to do so specially of I'm traveling alone without my hubby and with my 2 toddlers ! 2- Now I'm having my third baby and I want to dye the cloth and really don't know where or how to do so! Thanks

Im very happy with city select double stroller , it's durable, seats could be switched in several positions, it's wheels is very strong and smooth however I have 2 problems : 1-I used to travel a lot and had to take the stroller with me in the airport until the airplane door whereby u have to de- assemble it's seats and put them all in one bag in order not to lose any part which was a really hectic ! As it's not that easy to do so specially of I'm traveling alone without my hubby and with my 2 toddlers ! 2- Now I'm having my third baby and I want to dye the cloth and really don't know where or how to do so! Thanks

It's so squeaky!! I can hear the stroller Everytime I push it. The wheels or frame or both squeak constantly. The releases to have it fold are also very sticky and it takes a good amount of my strength to unlock them. I usually have to do one at a time which doesn't really work. I also wish it would collapse while the seat is facing you, I currently only have one child and he usually faces in, but I have to take the seat off or reverse it to fold it up. I love the pocket that the footrest makes, It almost adds for more storage. We live in a very urban area and this has been great on all types of ground, parks, uneven sidewalks, you name it. The handle bar does feel a bit jiggly on some of the sidewalks around home, though. I guess overall it's sturdy but squeaky and jiggly, which I don't love.

We have had our city select double stroller since our twins were 6 months and now they are two years old. I have put endless miles on this stroller and I say full heartedly this is the BEST stroller for twins if you live in a city. I love this stroller and is the only one we ever bought as we never felt the need to buy another one. But I will say that if you live in the suburbs and expect to load this stroller in the car on a daily basis perhaps this is not the stroller for you because it is so heavy and bulky to load in a trunk. Although perhaps this is a draw back for all double strollers. I have only owned one double stroller and I think this is a good sign. I use this stroller daily for trips around the neighborhood ranging from 10 to 40 mins walks. We live in Brooklyn NY were there are a lot of hills, uneven bumpy sidewalks, narrow places to go through, stoops for entering shops, grassy parks, and lots of very crowded places. The city select has been fantastic for maneuvering in this city terrain. And perhaps for this reason ~70% of the strollers we see in this neighborhood are city select. I can drive the fully loaded stroller with one hand up hill because that is how awesome this thing maneuvers. The key is the air tires that make driving so much better. And I have never had an issue with these tires needing air in the close to two years I have use them. However the foam on the front tires has worn off considerably but this has not presented any issue thus far. My favorite feature about this stroller are the seats. I have used all the orientation possibilities including as a single seat when I traveled with one kid to the doctor. It is very easy to remove and install the seats. The seats are very comfortable for the children and the canopies have excellent coverage. The canopies cover so well that often I don't need the rain cover when it rains. The rain covers are easy to install and they protect very well from rain and wind. And the rain covers are securely fasten making it hard for kids to kick it off. The seat foot rest can be easily adapted for my kids by extending its length and angle. Also the seat reclining angle options are very good and I could lay my kids flat for nap. Although to lay two seats flat they need to be both facing backward or each other. Now regarding the seat orientation, in the beginning I mostly used facing each other but then when the legs got too crowded I switched to both facing forward. I stopped using the orientation of both facing forward when the child in the upper seat started to complain of not having enough leg room. Now I only use both facing in opposite directions and I like that this is the most compact version of the stroller making it easier to maneuver for tight turns. Only until recently the kids started to fight over who gets the lower seat and I think is because it gets the best uninterrupted view while the one on top has to look a me. I will add that the seat covers are reasonably easy to take out for cleaning. And the straps are easy to change to accommodate height. Also the buckle works well to keep them secure in their seats. My only complain about the straps is that I wish they could be longer to accommodate the extra bulk of winter coats and the seat bundle me. This has been a problem now that they are older and bigger. What I have done to overcome this issue is just using the lower straps which I don't like because I worry about hitting a bump and the lower kid falling forward. The lower basket has excellent storage capacity. It can accommodate all my groceries with no problem. But the seat orientation will determine how easily accessible and how much space the basket has. Best orientation for space and access is both seats facing forward. I also use the pockets behind the seats for storage of small items. It would be nice to have a pocket on the top of the canopy like some new strollers have to store small things like the phone, keys and tissues. The hand break works great but now that the kids are older and can reach up the handle I have to be careful that I don't hit their hand when releasing the break. I once hit a finger and the kid was upset even though this break latch cannot cause any major harm so I am not overly concerned. I just wish it was higher on the bar. Folding the stroller is the only thing I don't like but I guess all double strollers are a pain to fold and carry. To fold this stroller you have to pull up both buttons at the same time which sometimes is not easy. To fold as compact as possible you need to take both seats off. And because the second seat adaptors stick up you can only place it in one orientation to lay the folded stroller as flat as possible. We have a Volkswagen Tiguan and the folded stroller bearly fits in the trunk. I have probably folded this stroller less than ten times and I avoid it at all costs because is just a drag to do it while handling two kids. Also this stroller is VERY heavy (37.8 lbs according to Lucies list) so that is another reason to not carry it unless you really have to. Right now is getting too heavy to push up hill with my 25 lbs two years old twins and the fully loaded stroller is close to 100 lbs right now. So now I am considering investing in a double umbrella to ease the load but I have a hard time giving up this stroller because I love it so much. I may just eat more spinach to get stronger to push this heavy stroller. :-) After two years of heavy use this stroller has proven to be a wrokhorse and the best stroller for twins. We are very happy with our investment and want other parents to know our experience and perhaps help on the difficult desicion of buying a double stroller.

I was so excited about this stroller and it really was a let down. This thing is a beast. It says there are 16 configurations but only a handful actually work comfortably with two kids. The seats are so close together and I just picture them hitting and kicking Eachother as they are literally on top of eachother. The only way the seats can recline is when they are both facing towards me, which no toddler wants to face mom, they want to see where we're going. I had my eye on this thing for over a year and finally splurged - it's going back asap.

I bought this stroller in Canada and have had SO MANY issues with it. It wobbles side to side and toy stroll. To the point where the screw has started backing out on my suspension. I got replacement wheels. It did nothing. I got a new frame... same issue. I am shocked that no matter what is done is keeps wobbling. It's now 5 months old and I don't even want to use it at all. I've also had my basket replaced because they stitching came undone pretty much right away. The seat has some give and moves back and forth which it's kinda concerning as well. Even when it is locked into place. I LOVE the seat for the size and comfort and the way the stroller looks. But I can't honestly say I like anything else. For a $700 stroller (in Canada) you'd expect better. Should have gotten a city select - but was concerned that the seats where small.

So, I really wish babyjogger brand would make a stroller that can ACRUALLY be used for jogging. Seriously. This is ridiculous. this stroller was recommended to me by a friend who said it was amazing. So I bought it. Super easy to assemble. Easy to use. Comfortable for baby to sit in. But it is super bumpy! You can really feel every crack in the sidewalk. And of course, do not try to jog with it. It's a lot worse. Babyjogger: PLEASE, if it's safe for this stroller, MAKE SOME INTERCHANGEABLE, AIR FILLED TIRES THAT CAN BE USED FOR JOGGING. Or at least a smoother ride. I cringe at every crack I see on the sidewalk or road, cuz it rocks my baby all over the place. I love the concept of this stroller. You can make a ton of different configurations, and I plan on having more than one baby, so I like that I can add them on here. But, the ride is bumpy. And if I were my baby, I'd like a smoother ride.

I have started to use the baby jogger city select end of October 2016. First my body frame had to be replaced since we could not folded, now we have February 2016 and the front wheels started to be wobbly and louder. My baby is keep wakeing up during our walk. I regret I invested so much money. We should invest in uppa baby instead. I am not even able to buy new wheels. This is disappointing. :(((.