I bought this stroller mainly because I loved how it's compact AND that the seat can face forwards or back. It's not the lightest but it doesn't take up very much room which is great. the straps are very comfortable for my baby girl and it seems very comfortable. I do find it a bit difficult to open the stroller but it's manageable. The most disappointing thing is the stupid sun shade. when my child is reclined all the way back the shade keeps falling and I have to keep putting it back into place every few seconds in order to ensure my baby won't wake up. It is literally infuriating. PLEASE MAKE A FIX FOR THIS.

There are things I like and dislike about this stroller. The look, how compact it gets, how far it reclines, and that it can rear and forwards face are among the best features for me. The cons are that it isn't really that lightweight, it doesn't come with enough accessories (and that the baby jogger accessories aren't universal across the brand), and the canopy slips down all the time which is super annoying!!! Also my 3 month old baby doesn't seem particularly comfortable on it, my husband said he looks like he's laying on a platter when it's flat and the canopy has slipped down.

Once I got a good grip of the opening and folding down of this stroller, I can say it is the perfect one! I was looking to buy the mamas and papas armadillo flip, but for the price point it was selling for compared to the baby jogger I would say it's definitely not worth it! Highly recommend!

I love everything about the stroller, well made, lightweight, and extra cushion for baby. I'm so disappointed about the carrying bag. It ripped while traveling the first time with the stroller. I wish it was more durable.

I bought this stroller hearing good reviews but when I put my 1yr. old in she is not comfortable sitting down. its too flat and the baby doesn't sink. It's good that it lay flat that my baby can sleep from car seat to stroller. I like it that its super compact that it fits into my tiny trunk. its a little heavy for compact stroller and I always have problem unfolding it. I'll probably use this stroller when my baby its a little bigger.

I'm really glad I got this stroller. I was used to a maclaren quest, but now with three kids having the single handle bar is much easier as I can push single handed and grab my older two with the other one if I need to. I had been using a hand me down city mini which I didn't dislike but I found really big compared to what I was used to. I also feel that in this stroller my kid can see more. In the city mini she would just kind of sit there, but whenever she's in the tour lux she's looking around and chatting at everyone. Pros are that it has a foot rest - kids never look comfortable asleep to me when their feet are down. Changeable seat configurations, while still lightweight. Decent size basket. Cons - the canopy is a bit floppy at the front, and there's no integrated pocket large enough to hold the raincover (although that's common to many strollers). Please get the cup holder made for it soon! I have a universal one on it but it doesn't hold that well.

We love everything about this stroller. It's solid baby higher quality, so don't let the weight deter you, that means it's durable! The basket is huge and accessible, the canopy is very generous and the hand brake is so convenient. I love the reversible seat, and flexible foot rest. Our 17m, 3y4m and 7y fit just fine in it and it's not smaller for any of these girls. They are 18lbs, 26lbs and 41lbs, so the oldest is on the higher end. The fold is so compact and can't be beat! It's super easy to fold and unfold, which I was initially scared of the 2 step fold. I recommend it to everyone!

I love everything about this stroller EXCEPT! The sun shade! I'm so disappointed. Since the stroller has no sides the only way to obtain this is via the sun shade, however, it constantly falls down. I mean constantly! I'm always pulling it back it up. I also live in FL so the sun shade is imporatant to provid shad for the baby. It's never taught and tight. The sun shade should have a Detent system in place to fix this issue and this should be done ASAP!!!!!!! I love this stroller but the sun shade collapsing is a huge isaue for me and i may need to return the stroller because of it.

When I received the stroller from weeSpring, the first thing that came to mind was how compact the package looked (unlike my other two strollers). The assembly of the stroller was easy breezy. I really liked the design. It was really easy to change the seat so that my baby can be facing me or facing outward. It is also sleek and tight. I was able to squeeze between three people on the same road. Wonderful control. I can easily maneuver with one hand, even one finger! Love this characteristic! My baby seemed quite comfortable during his ride. There was times when he was sliding down a bit but my baby is a rambunctious one and I swear he is Houdini reincarnated. Therefore, not deducting any points for this. The only problem for me is collapsing the stroller. It is a bit cumbersome. But only deducting half a point as I believe it is me and not really the stroller. I want to give is a 4.5 starts but that wasn't an option here. Thank you weeSpring for this amazing stroller!

I thought I would love this stroller. It was difficult to assemble. The break is hard to push and when taking it off it requires pressure from both hands. When I was trying to open it it pinched my fingers.

I sold my city select and got this stroller. I love it. I would love if there was a snack tray available as an accessory though.

When I was pregnant, I bought a "full-size" stroller for my little one- comes with a bassinet, seat, cup holder, is really sturdy and the most important part: pretty. During the first few months when we didn't really go out as much, it was nice to push our little girl around the block, or if we knew we would be out for a long time, we'd bring it in the car with us. However, as she got bigger, it started to become impractical to carry the stroller with us. It would take a team of two to lug both her and the stroller downstairs (we live in an upstairs apartment) and anytime we needed to load or unload was just a nightmare. We were in the market for a more compact stroller that could still handle everyday life and wasn't an eyesore. The Baby Jogger City Tour Lux was just what we were looking for!! It's extremely simple to use, even just with the assembly. It took me less than five minutes from opening the box to having a brand new stroller! The seat is incredible- my little one's long legs don't hang off awkwardly and instead she's extremely comfortable. Usually she can only handle about 30 minutes before she starts wanting out, but yesterday we were able to stroll around for an hour before it was me who wanted to go back home. Folding and unfolding is a dream! I'm able to hold my little one and easily fold it into such a compact size! My other stroller takes up almost all of our coat closet and that's folded to the maximum. The City Tour Lux folds so compact, it even comes with a travel bag that you can wear as a backpack. My husband is absolutely hooked, because that means he can help out with the stroller and still help out with the other kids as well. Last, the design is incredible. So many "on-the-go" strollers lack any design, but this stroller is so sleek and modern. The fabric is incredible, and looks like it belongs on one of those designer strollers. We went shopping and were able to fit all of our purchases in the HUGE storage underneath. Plus, the openings are wide enough so you're not trying to awkwardly stuff your belongings in every time. The straps have so many adjustable positions, I can tell this will last us a really long time (mama needs a break from carrying around 26 pounds all the time!) My husband and I are already so excited to bring this stroller with us when we take the kiddos to a theme park for Spring Break and then take a plane trip in June. Thank you to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this product to test out-- you've really helped out our family so much!

Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for the opportunity to try the new Baby Jogger City Tour Lux. I absolutely loved how compact and light this stroller was, while still feeling very sturdy. It is the perfect size to have out around town, but also folds up nicely to fit in my small trunk or the back of a cab. The seat is easily adjustable and gives you a forward and backward facing option, which my little one loves. The only downside is that the four wheels catch a bit more than my city mini jogger with three wheels, but not so much that I would not buy the product. I highly recommend this as a great option for anyone living in an urban environment.

I used this stroller with my young toddler (20 months), and found it to be a really great ultralight/portable option for getting around the city & for packing up in the car for trips! I think the most obvious plus of this stroller is how portable it is without sacrificing any typical stroller features - the seat is nice & padded with good reclining options & a great shade, there's plenty of room in the bottom for the diaper bag and a few groceries picked up on the go, and the stroller is easy to push on bumpy city sidewalks and seems like a smooth ride for my kiddo. My favorite feature is just how light it is - it's so easy to pick up & carry with one hand, which is great for stairs (to get out of our house & around town). I also love how you can easily flip the seat from facing forward to facing backwards, and I think this feature would be even greater with younger babies, who enjoy looking at their parents (my toddler now prefers seeing where we're headed). You can also stuff a LOT in the basket under the seat - I stashed a big blanket for the park, our diaper bag, some extra snacks, a water bottle for myself, a couple of toys, and my coat under there without a problem, and have also used the basket to carry some groceries for the next few days. I think the only downside I noticed was that the stroller did get stuck once when there was a gap between the sidewalk & street while I was pushing. Totally normal for a stroller with this size wheels, though - only a jogging stroller would have made it without getting stuck. Turning around and pulling the stroller got us over the hump without a problem. I received this product for free from the weeSpring Parent Panel, but I'll be purchasing an infant car seat adapter and the glider board (and maybe the infant pram) out of my own pocket to keep using this awesome stroller once my next baby is born. Definitely recommended for parents living in small places in the city where you need a small portable stroller, or anyone who has to navigate stairs with a stroller regularly!

Initially: I would highly recommend relocating the instructions in packing. They were attached to the seat and it took a bit to figure out to unfold the stroller without access to the instructions. I have a 9 month old, a 2.5 year old, and a 4.5 year old. This is a great stroller to keep in the car because it packs so flat and is quite versatile. My younger kiddos both seemed to enjoy a comfortable ride. I would get the belly bar/cup holder for use with older children to allow easier in and out without buckling each time (such as at a zoo). There's also ample space for an older child to fit on the optional roller board between the seat and handlebar. My youngest loved facing me when it was just the 2 of us. Pros: *Seat folds over itself so the seating area is protected and kept clean *Shoulder strap carry handle when stroller is folded is very convenient *Bag included for protected storage and travel- has backpack straps! *Folds flat *Easy to use hand brake near handle- flip flop friendly *Under stroller storage is sufficient and they've added a zipper pocket on the back for securing smaller items *Rear face seat option is great for younger kiddos and when using the roller board *Canopy covers well *Well weighted- doesn't wheelie if heavier handed person (dad) pushes (or child pulls on handle to "help" push) *Seat lays flat for napping Cons: *heavier than an umbrella (but worth it in my opinion *Initially difficult to fold/unfold (not intuitive for a stroller veteran, but super fast and easy once we figured out the sequence) Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller to try out!

Pros: comfortable for lots of travel on slightly uneven ground and for small spaces (apartment, bus, subway). It's really compact (becomes the size of a large backpack almost 2' x 2' x 1' and fits in included bag) and light (19.4 pounds) but folds out to be a medium-sized stroller! An average-sized woman, my wife has finally found a substantial, sturdy stroller she can handle, but we haven't managed the one-handed fold. I'm 6'2'' tall, and it's comfortable for me. I like how easily it folds; I easily store it in the trunk of my car and still have space. This stroller has nice luxury features: a hand brake, storage underneath with a small zippered compartment, a canopy window which closes with magnets (and not loud velcro), and an almost full recline for older baby with a flat leg rest if desired. It's compatible with an infant car seat and has a variety of seating arrangements beginning from birth with a foldable carrycot/bassinet and/or adding a standing board for a older kid (if you purchase these accessories). I put it together from the box in a few minutes; I snapped in the wheels and pushed the light gray buttons on my dark gray ("Granite") model and it unfolded and refolded. In drizzle, my toddler's face stayed dry with the extra expanding canopy. Word to the wise, while the suspension is good for a simple sidewalk, I don't think this is a jogging stroller; it's a lightweight touring stroller. I tested this at an outlet mall on textured concrete poured to look like natural stone and the stroller bumped constantly, but I didn't have to slow my pace like I would with a stroller without suspension. Cons: you may want to gate check it and not use it as a carryon on the airplane, there is no foot rest (kids with feet long enough may be able to put their feet on the storage bin), and there is no baby belly bar or cup holders included (they are accessories for purchase). I think my 34 inch tall toddler looked large but comfortable on the stroller. In all, I think this is a great everyday stroller -- maybe the only stroller someone would ever need. Thanks weeSpring Parent Panel for this gift!

Pros: comfortable for lots of travel on slightly uneven ground and for small spaces (apartment, bus, subway). It's really compact (becomes the size of a large backpack almost 2' x 2' x 1' and fits in included bag) and light (19.4 pounds) but folds out to be a medium-sized stroller! An average-sized woman, my wife has finally found a substantial, sturdy stroller she can handle, but we haven't managed the one-handed fold. I'm 6'2'' tall, and it's comfortable for me. I like how easily it folds; I easily store it in the trunk of my car and still have space. This stroller has nice luxury features: a hand brake, storage underneath with a small zippered compartment, a canopy window which closes with magnets (and not loud velcro), and an almost full recline for older baby with a flat leg rest if desired. It's compatible with an infant car seat and has a variety of seating arrangements beginning from birth with a foldable carrycot/bassinet and/or adding a standing board for a older kid (if you purchase these accessories). I put it together from the box in a few minutes; I snapped in the wheels and pushed the light gray buttons on my dark gray ("Granite") model and it unfolded and refolded. In drizzle, my toddler's face stayed dry with the extra expanding canopy. Word to the wise, while the suspension is good for a simple sidewalk, I don't think this is a jogging stroller; it's a lightweight touring stroller. I tested this at an outlet mall on textured concrete poured to look like natural stone and the stroller bumped constantly, but I didn't have to slow my pace like I would with a stroller without suspension. Cons: you may want to gate check it and not use it as a carryon on the airplane, there is no foot rest (kids with feet long enough may be able to put their feet on the storage bin), and there is no baby belly bar or cup holders included (they are accessories for purchase). I think my 34 inch tall toddler looked large but comfortable on the stroller. In all, I think this is a great everyday stroller -- maybe the only stroller someone would ever need. Thanks weeSpring Parent Panel for this gift!

I was given this stroller to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel. There are so many pluses to list! The stroller was relatively easy to assemble, but the picture instructions were kind of hard to understand. The stroller itself is really light and compact when folded. The fabric and frame look and feel "Lux". The basket beneath is very generous sized with a zipper pocket for the carry bag, which would be amazing for airport and travel! The The handle is very comfortable to push, and the ride is seriously smooth. I have a 19 month old, but I would have been very comfortable using this stroller with him as a newborn since it has such great suspension (and I love that you have the option to use a bassinet!). The folding mechanism is very easy to use after the first couple of tries. Turning the seat is easy and the sun shade comes down much further than our other stroller. I love that it has a hand controlled brake because I have hurt my foot countless times while trying to brake our other stroller in my sandals. My son has no qualms about riding in this stroller, but I must admit that at 19 months old, I feel like he only has a couple of inches to grow before he is too big to ride in it, so I do not feel it would last to 45 lbs. His feet hang off of the edges, so when he is facing outward, I am afraid to push him through tight spaces and get his feet hung on a door frame, person, etc. I do wish it came with a parent cup holder or a snack tray. Overall though, I love how portable this stroller is and I think it is a great option for both trips and every day use.

I was given this stroller to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel. I have used a couple of different strollers over the years for my kids, but never really felt like I should splurge on one. After receiving and trying out the Baby Jogger City Tour Lux, I now realize why people do splurge. A stroller like this one is well worth it. It is sleek, modern, and rides very, very well. This stroller has such a smooth ride -- it glides and turns better than my other strollers (and I have a jogger). It is SO adaptable. Assembly is a breeze (just pop the wheels on). The seat is easily adjustable, and the stroller is super versatile. I love the fact that you can make the seat front- or rear-facing. And it's as easy as turning the seat around with the pop of a handle --- there is no disassembly or hard-to-remember steps. There are tons of accessories that make it even more versatile (e.g., a stand on rider that attaches to the back, for an older sibling, perhaps). I will likely invest in one of these if we take any vacations that require walking. My kids (10 months and 3) definitely enjoyed riding in it. With some strollers, the seat doesn't sit up straight enough, so my kid is in a semi-reclined position, which they don't always like. Not an issue with this stroller, as the back is fully adjustable. The stroller folds up very well (and is easy to fold). It is easy to carry, too. I could see why some might think it's a little heavy, but I thought it was reasonable and manageable. Well worth the trade off for how compact it is when it folds.

My favorite part about the stroller is the ability for my child to face me or face out and it's pretty easy to change positions--just lift the seat and turn it around. The stroller is lightweight, compact, and easy to maneuver. I like that the sunshade has a UV canopy. It's also very easy to adjust the recline of the seat which is nice. I'm glad it has the option for an infant seat and a glider board. Overall, my daughter has enjoyed our walks in the new stroller! Now for the negatives. First of all, the instructions are terrible. I'm sure it's simple enough to assemble and learn to use, but the fact that there are pictures only and NO words was incredibly frustrating. I figured out steps 1-20 correctly (I think?) but gave up from there because I wasn't even sure what the pictures were trying to tell me. Assemble? Fold up? Change positions? Lock? No clue. I'm sure I'll eventually figure it all out on my own but just a few key words here and there would have been extremely beneficial. I haven't completely figured out the hand brake or folding and unfolding so I'm not sure if better instructions would help or if they aren't designed very well. A few other things..my 20 month old is very petite and her head was hitting the canopy when the seat was fully upright, so I can't imagine how an older toddler or child would sit in that position. It's a little awkward to put my toddler in the seat when facing me, I've been lifting her over the handle and in but it's awkward. Also, the sides are flat so that if she is holding anything with her (a stuffed animal, snack, or drink for example) it will easily fall out of the sides of the stroller. The harness breaks down into 5 pieces which is also frustrating when they come apart, I'm not sure why it couldn't just be one piece on each side that clips into the middle. I'm not sure if there's a cup holder/pouch that can be attached but that would be nice too. I really wish this had the ability to turn into a double stroller, since I have another baby on the way. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this product. I'm sure we will get much use out of it as I continue to figure it out. It rides great and is clean and simple.

I was given this stroller to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel. This stroller was fairly easy to assemble as I did it on my own without very much guidance from the instruction booklet (only pictures, no words). I do love the compact design and that it came with a carrying case for travel, though it's not necessary for normal use. The carrying case can easily be worn on your back thanks to the backpack style straps, or can be carried by the handle on top. The stroller itself is easy to handle when folded up and also has a nice strap for carrying while folded. I found folding and unfolding to be inconvenient.. it's a process that involves more steps than I'd consider to be convenient for most parents. The hand break could be a nice feature but it wasn't user friendly either and I had to use both hands to push in the button and push the break down. It seemed harder than it was meant to be, which was unfortunate because it could be great to have that right by the handle. Maybe it will loosen over time but my initial thought was that I'd just prefer a foot break. When taking my average-sized 1.5 year old for a ride, he seemed a bit too big for it and looked uncomfortable. His head was touching the sun visor and his legs were in an awkward position, as the leg part doesn't lock straight down but instead kind of angles out even when you don't have it locked in the flat position. Even though he seemed big in it, it handled very well. It was easy to steer and I love the front swivel wheels and how easy it is to turn. The sunshade is really nice and very large and I liked that the window was magnetic instead of Velcro. The forward and rear-facing options are nice and one of the best features of the stroller. The basket under is well-sized for a small stroller. It was easy to get my bag in and out of, especially when the seat was forward-facing. The seat reclines really far back and the leg area can be locked so it extends the seat for more comfort when laying back. The harness is another trouble area, as the top part slides out from the bottom pretty easily, leaving you with four harness parts to buckle into the crotch area, which is frustrating and not great when you have a wiggly little one. It would be nice if it came with a cup holder or a place for a cell phone but I'm sure those add-ons can be purchased. Overall I didn't find anything extraordinary about the stroller, but I look forward to getting more use out of it with my new baby this Summer.

I was SO excited to receive this as part of a weespring parent panel! My 17 month old was excited to climb right in & seems really comfortable in it. The design is great, materials are Lux, rolls & turns like a dream. The canopy is AMAZINGLY large with convenient viewing flap, recline is a necessary addition. Basket underneath is really big for a smaller stroller. Cons - the hand brake is difficult to engage & even worse to release - maybe it would get easier with use?? When popping the front wheels up to go up a curb, the handle didn't feel as sturdy under the weight of my 28lb baby as I'd like. And while he seems incredibly comfortable & has no complaints, his legs tend to hang off the sides of the leg rest area because of the curve of the seat. It folds up really easily & has a convenient carry handle, yet the unfold isn't quite as graceful ... After all that - I'd definitely recommend it. It's a great compromise if you can only buy 1 stroller.

We were happy to try this stroller as part of the week spring parent panel. Pros - folds super easy, is compact and lightweight. Super large canopy which will be helpful for summertime. I appreciate the little zipper pouch in the basket to help organize smaller objects. Strolls very easy but would recommend having the front wheel swivel on otherwise it doesn't turn well. I liked the way the seat adjusts to face outward as well as inward. I had a different stroller where the seat reclined to be forward or outward and it compromised the space in the basket. The seat on the baby jogger fully removes to be turned which didn't compromise the basket. Cons - The design of where I'm assuming the bumper bar should attach looks like something is missing. At this price point, I feel like the bumper bar should have been included. There are no cup holders which I know aren't usually included in lightweight strollers but I still find it annoying. The handle bar has a rubber grip which isn't super comfortable after a while. The basket is on the smaller side and doesn't fit my large diaper bag but I'm also an over packer. Unfolding is going to take some getting used to just because it isn't super smooth, but in contrast, it's super easy to fold up.

I was excited to have the opportunity to try out this new stroller as I already own the Baby Jogger City Select and the Baby Jogger City Tour. For us this was a perfect middle ground between the City Select and City Tour. This stroller is lighter and much more compact than the City Select, but has many of the features that I love about the City Select that are not present in the City Tour. So far we have taken this stroller to the zoo, the park, and even the doctors office. The smaller size and weight of this stroller make it very easy to take it everywhere, but it is also still very comfortable for my 1.5 year old toddler when he wants to take a break from walking and ride for a while. My favorite features of this stroller are: -Large basket size, fits the diaper bag easily and still has room for another item or two -Very large SPF 50+ canopy -Ability to face seat forward or back towards parent -Easy fold that locks automatically and the stroller can be stored standing up when folded -Suspension on all 4 wheels provides a smooth ride (nice upgrade from City Tour) -Addition of built in shoulder strap and included backpack style carrying case -Seat can recline to an almost flat position which is great for naps on the go There were a couple of things about this stroller that I felt could be improved. I like that the brake has been relocated to the handlebar instead of a foot brake, but I found it to be a bit "sticky" and hard to release with one hand. Hopefully this improves with additional use over time. I also felt that although the seat of this stroller is deeper and more comfortable for my toddler than the City Tour, it is still a pretty small seat, so there is no extra room for storage of snacks, drink, etc next to him in the seat. For the price point of this stroller it would be nice if a snack tray or cup holder was included. Finally, it would be nice if this stroller were compatible with the common accessories/attachments for other Baby Jogger strollers so that I could use the same accessories for the two different strollers and not need to purchase separate accessories for this stroller. The seat connection is completely different than the City Select and the cup holder and snack tray attachments are also different than the City Select. Overall this a great compact stroller with many features that make it comparable to larger full size strollers and we are really enjoying using it! The quality of the materials is excellent which is in line with what I have come to expect from the Baby Jogger brand. This will definiely be our new go to stroller for most of our outings! Thank you so much to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing us with this stroller!

Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller. Right out of the box the design looked elegant, however I wish the instruction manual had a little more direction. Overall, it was easy to figure out (since I'm familiar with Baby Jogger from our City Mini GT). I love the ability to face the stroller towards or away from me. It was easy to fold up and love the compact profile and carrying strap, which made carrying the stroller up one flight of stairs at home much easier than any other stroller we have. The recline feature and folding leg rest were great for our 7.5 month old. The canopy had the extensive coverage I appreciate from Baby Jogger. I was able to use our accessories from our other Baby Jogger with no compatibility issues, which was great. The biggest downsides were the scratch fabric and the nonadjustable handle, which was way too tall for me and not comfortable for my 6 foot husband either. I'm not sure how easy the stroller would be to wipe clean if needed. Also, I don't know how the material would do in rain. Our baby fell right asleep (as he often does on walks), so he seemed to like it. The 5 point harness was easy to adjust and secure. Overall, it was a great product. With a few tweaks, it could be excellent! In spite of this, we were already talking about taking this on our next vacation!!

If you're short on time and just scrolling through reviews here's my summary: if you're looking for an all around daily commuter that has many of the features of high dollar strollers without the heafty price tag you MUST check out the City Tour Lux. Fantastic stroller with so many well thought out features it must have been designed by moms. Somewhat of a stroller snob (I currently own five and have tried several more that got cut) I love comparing my favorite baby accessory: the stroller. The first thing I noticed about the City Tour Lux was the quality. A sturdy frame and chic fabric that also feels like it will withstand being cleaned. The stroller was very simple to put together. There really are so many things to love about this stroller. Design is sleek and is easy to push with one hand (a must in my book) The shape of the handle along with a hand instead of foot break makes this stroller comfortable to push for taller people like my husband. A major plus is the one handed fold. It took a time or two to get it but now gone are the flustered days of awkwardly holding baby while fussing with stroller. The compact fold has already come in handy for us in smaller spaces like restaurants where we could put it out of the way in a snap. A great design detail is that when folded there is a strap to carry over your shoulder and another short strap if you'd rather carry it in your hand. See why I say a mom must have designed this?! The fact that a carry bag is included is a nice bonus and comes with the option to carry in hand or wear as a backpack. I'll be honest, this stroller isn't light enough to make me want to backpack carry it for very long but so nice to have a hands free option when needed. Living in a very sunny place I love that the sunshade comes down lower than many other strollers. Another nice detail is that the peekaboo flap on top has a magnet to keep it open if you wish. My baby is already 16 months old but this would have been a perfect stoller to have from the get go. I love having baby face me instead of out during the young months and the City Tour Lux offers rear and forward facing. Seat lays flat for naps, sits up nice and straight and the foot rest can go straight or folded. The basket is a good size but not huge. Haven't tried any of the fun accessories but love that they're an option. So glad to have received this stroller to try from the weeSpring Parent Panel. Do yourself a favor and give it a try!

The Baby Jogger City Tour Lux is a sleek, easily modifiable, lightweight stroller that can accommodate many parents' needs. Once we actually found the instructions, which strangely were buried deep in the midst of the folded-up stroller that we were unsure of how to unfold, putting on the wheels and canopy was a breeze. The design is really nice. It is quite streamlined and is very smooth and comfortable to push. Baby was excited to ride in it and was very comfortable as well. My husband and I really like that the braking system does not require manipulation of the wheels but instead has a lever for a handbrake. However, there is a lot of resistance on that lever and I found it difficult to push into the braking position. Hopefully with time and use this will get easier. All of the pieces that interconnect to close the five-point harness, which fits baby very well and is easy to adjust, are really intricate and small; they have to be slid together really carefully. They work great but we hope they are resilient with regular use because we are nervous that they could break if we are not always very careful. We LOVE that there is a breathable, viewable "flap" on top of the stroller canopy (which is generously large and has UV protection!). It makes it easy to check on baby and a simple but important bonus is that it has a magnetic closure, so no cheap Velcro to worry about! The reversible nature of the seat, so baby can either face out or face the person pushing the stroller, is awesome and super easy to do - this is our favorite feature and definitely one we will use, and would have used frequently when baby was in his infancy. Folding the stroller is easy and definitely can be done one-handed, but only by caregivers who are right-handed. Lefties will need two hands to do it because of where the buttons on the handle are positioned. Carrying the stroller is easy and convenient for short jaunts, and the carry bag is a nice bonus for longer ones. I appreciate that it folds up so small and stands up when folded, which minimizes the space it takes up in my entryway. Thank you to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing us with this stroller!

We have tried 3 types of strollers for baby girl: 1 infant travel system that worked with car seat, and 2 baby joggers. With each stroller the most important features for us are ease of folding and unfolding, versatility, smoothness of the ride, and comfort for baby girl. weeSpring Parent Panel gave us the opportunity to try out the City Tour Lux Baby Jogger and it met our expectations on many levels, with some extras. The first thing we noticed is that this stroller requires a pretty intricate set-up (come with pictures) that are not necessarily very easy to follow. However, once set up the everyday use is very easy and practical. Secondly, the City Tour Lux Baby Jogger is extremely light-weight, which makes it feel a bit flimsy, but once in use we found it to be quite sturdy. The wheels on this stroller are not very large, which makes handling rough terrain (bumps in the road, debris, etc.) a bit difficult. On smooth ground the ride is absolutely wonderful! Our favorite feature of this stroller is its one-handed folding. The button the collapses the stroller takes some getting used to, as you have to slide a tab while simultaneously pushing a button underneath; but once you master that the folding is really quite simple. The stroller collapses completely upon pulling up on the seat handle. Note: the seat must be in front-facing position to fold. We also love the versatility of this stroller and that changing baby girl from front-facing to rear facing is really easy, you can manually lift the seat and turn it around then click it back into the stroller base. Another aspect that I really appreciate is the hand brake, no foot pedals or stubbed toes, the hand brake engages with a switch and is released with a button. The seat reclines with a one-handed push of a button, the leg rest can be reclined with a two-handed push of two buttons underneath, and it comes with a magnetic viewing flap that allows me to check on a sleeping babe. Awesome! While the front wheels have the option of locking into place with a button on each wheel that can be pushed down into place, we found that the stroller rode best when the front wheels were free. This stroller folds like a dream and is the most compact and light-weight of any stroller we have tried, making it perfect for our on-the-go lifestyle. It's really nice when we don't feel like we are packing up the entire house to take a day trip, the City Tour Lux Baby Jogger definitely lightens the load. Also, the additions that can be purchased for this stroller make it quite versatile and useful for many years (infant pram, glider, snack tray) and we look forward to adding them to our collection. Thank you weeSpring Parent Panel for giving us the opportunity to try the City Tour Lux Baby Jogger; we love it!

This stroller is a great alternative to the little umbrella stroller I always used in the past for quick outings to the mall and park. My 1 year old and 3 year old love this stroller and all the options that go along with it are great! It folds up easily and is very compact. My favorite part about this stroller is the backpack carrying bag for it. It is so convenient for me since I am a mother of 3 and always have my hands full. I love having a nice but lightweight stroller for on the go. It is easy to push and I would definitely recommend it to any parent. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller!

I really like this stroller. It was really made with parents and convenience in mind. I found it simple to build from the box and greatly designed. My absolute favorite thing about this stroller is that it can be rear facing. My baby really likes to see me and doesn't last long in any stroller that's forward facing so this is a great feature! The handlebar is at a good height so I can stand upright and push it comfortably. It steers great, literally gliding and swiveling, which is perfect when in crowded situations. The fabric used for the stroller and the sunshade seems durable and of high-quality, although the seat itself could use more cushioning. I like that the seat reclines almost to fully flat, that the seat grows with your child and that the sunshade fully covers the baby. There isn't a place for a child to rest their feet, which would be a nice option as my son gets older, but doesn't seem to be an issue now. It is lightweight and opens and folds easily with one hand. The basket storage is decently sized, fitting the diaper bag in it easily and even has a zippered section near the front which could come in handy for keeping something small you don't want to lose or containing something you don't want to have in plain sight. The only feature missing is a cup holder, which is available for purchase, but at this price point, really should come standard. Overall, this is an exceptional stroller that meets me and my baby's needs and is built to last. I am very thankful that the weeSpring Parent Panel allowed me to test and review this stroller.

This stroller is truly one of a kind. It is a compact stroller that folds out to be quite large. We used this stroller on a trip to Mexico and it was perfect. So easy to carry and came with a bag that we could wear as a backpack while we were walking through the airport. We ended up purchasing the glider for our 3 year old so she could stand and ride. It worked perfectly. It was also very easy to put together. My only complaint was that it was difficult to close at first, but once we continued to use the stroller, it became much easier. Thank you weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller to review for free.

The City Tour LUX stroller is an amazing stroller. I was given this product to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel and I was blown away by how compact the stroller is. With minimal effort it folds down for easy storage. I loved that it came with a case to protect it when traveling. Not only that, but the case has straps so you can wear it like a backpack. I was a bit concerned that it would be too heavy to carry on our backs. Both my husband and I tried it on though and it was surprisingly manageable. Another thing that I loved about the stroller was the two straps that it has in the folded up position to allow you to carry easily in your hand or over your shoulder. I travel a lot so these two easy carry options were a big plus for me. My favorite part about this stroller was that it has all the great features of the clunkier strollers without taking up so much room. It has a huge storage bin below and a bar across so that I can put my mommy hook on and store all of my bags. I was a little disappointed that it didn't come with a bar across. They have an option to purchase the cup holder piece separately but it's not included in the purchase of the stroller. I also really liked that the stroller has a sun canopy. This is really important for my son to have in the summer when walking around outside. I loved that the stroller lays all the way back. Sometimes we are out and about during nap time and having this stroller with us was amazing. My son was able to lay back and take his nap. It rides really smoothly which is great for taking walks. Another one of my favorite features is that it can face both ways. When my son was younger, I liked to be able to see him so I was able to face him toward me. Now that he's a little older he loves to look around so I face him the other way. I like that the buckle is easy to use and safe. Although I didn't purchase the other pieces, I like that it has the option to purchase the car seat and bassinet which would snap right into the bottom part. Not only does the stroller have a nice design but my son enjoys riding in the stroller as well. I would definitely recommend this stroller.

I have really enjoyed our jogger city tour lux stroller. Some of the things I like best are how easy it is to set up and fold down. It is light weight and really easy to lift into the trunk when I want to take it somewhere. It also adjusts easily from sitting up to laying flat for when my babe falls asleep. The shade on it is great and almost completely covers my little guy from the sun. I find I really like using it for strolling inside because on bumpy and uneven sidewalks it can be difficult to push. The seat doesn't really have any support on the sides so I've noticed when my son drops toys or his sippy cup they easily just fall to the ground. If you want a stroller that you can bring all over with you this is a great choice. Also being only 14lbs it will be allowed on airplanes for many airlines so also an excellent choice for those who travel frequently. Thanks so much to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this product!

Thanks to the Weespring Parent Panel for providing me with this product. This is a beautiful stroller that pushes so smoothly. It folds extremely compactly, and includes a great travel bag. The under basket is spacious and open- easy to get into from either side. There is also a flat, secret zipper pocket in the edge of the under basket, which I love. My kids loved riding in this stroller, and the recline is great for napping. The hood is a good size, although I prefer the option for an extended hood for napping and sun and wind protection. The "flip flop friendly" brake is less than impressive. It's difficult to use, and I sometimes need two hands to get it undone. I honestly do not see the advantage to a hand brake. I also do not like that there is no easy way to set it down when it is folded. I would prefer if it would stand on its own or at least lean on a wall without falling over. I think the method for folding it is somewhat cumbersome. It requires several steps, and more than one fold. The seat also needs to be reclined to fold it, which is not convenient. All of that being said, the pros outweigh the cons, and this is actually a great stroller. The look is absolutely stunning and the ride is so smooth.

When I first registered for a stroller, I thought getting one of those giant, heavy jogging strollers would be perfect but it is actually more of a pain then anything. The Baby Jogger City Tour Lux is super lightweight, can fold down really nicely and has the ability to grow with your family. I love that you can choose to have the seat forward facing or facing you! I love that you can fold it down really nicely AND tuck it away in a nice back-pack carrying case. Thanks, weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with the Baby Jogger City Tour Lux because it will be perfect for my little one!

I received this stroller as a part of the WeeSpring Parent Panel in return for my honest feedback. I was super excited because I had been looking at this stroller already! First off, this stroller is extremely smooth. It's so easy to turn and fit into small spaces (perfect for grocery stores and Target runs). I love that it reclines almost flat so if my daughter falls asleep she's completely comfy (and it only takes one hand to recline and move back up!). The buckle is really comfortable but sturdy. The canopy is large! All things that I look for in a good stroller. It is super easy to fold up and has a carry strap. It folds up small and is light. The only negative that I have is that its not super easy to unfold. I've been using it daily for a week and I have not found a super easy way to quickly unfold...but I think it will get easier with some more time and maybe I'll watch some videos to get some tips. My daughter loves this stroller (which is great for a wild toddler that likes to run). The only thing I want to add is a cupholder. This thing is great and will work perfectly with a newborn and adapter for the carseat so this will last us for a very long time.

I received this stroller as a part of the WeeSpring Parent Panel in return for my honest feedback. I was super excited because I had been looking at this stroller already! First off, this stroller is extremely smooth. It's so easy to turn and fit into small spaces (perfect for grocery stores and Target runs). I love that it reclines almost flat so if my daughter falls asleep she's completely comfy (and it only takes one hand to recline and move back up!). The buckle is really comfortable but sturdy. The canopy is large! All things that I look for in a good stroller. It is super easy to fold up and has a carry strap. It folds up small and is light. The only negative that I have is that its not super easy to unfold. I've been using it daily for a week and I have not found a super easy way to quickly unfold...but I think it will get easier with some more time and maybe I'll watch some videos to get some tips. My daughter loves this stroller (which is great for a wild toddler that likes to run). The only thing I want to add is a cupholder. This thing is great and will work perfectly with a newborn and adapter for the carseat so this will last us for a very long time.

I received this stroller from the weeSpring Parent Panel. This is an awesome stroller! Its simple to set up and has so many great features! First off, I LOVE the canopy! It has such great coverage and the best part, it actually stays down! It doesnt pop back up like a lot of canopies tend to do. The seat has a great recline, baby can actually lay back and nap in it. It is a very smooth ride, it turns so nice/easily. My 5 year old easliy pushed baby through the store. It has a good size storage space in the basket. Folding it up is a breeze! I love that you dont have to take the seat off and its such a simple fold. The carrying strap is also great, makes it so much easier to haul to and from the car. And I love that it comes with a carry bag. It really is a great stroller!

The baby jogger City tour lux is fantastic. I've owned many strollers over the last 10 years with having 4 kids. This stroller is by far my favorite in the lightweight stroller category. Here are some of the things I think Baby Jogger paid special attention to that make it such a great stroller: *the seat can be faced either forward or backward!! This is huge! And often a function only found on very high end and much more expensive strollers. My baby loves facing me and seeing that I'm with him if it's a clingy day, and other times he loves to look out and see the world. *it has a good size under seat basket for storing my diaper bag and other things. This is really important to me having multiple children. It's easy to access the under seat basket as well, even with the seat facing front or back. *the handle break is easy to use even while wearing flip flops! *it has decent shocks for having smaller wheels. It was very easy to maneuver and push around a day at Disneyland. *its super easy to fold!!! When they say one handed fold they mean it. And because it's so lightweight it's a breeze to close and open back up. I really like that it has a clasp to keep it shut once it's closed too. This is another feature often forgotten and it's nice not to pinch your fingers getting it in and out of the car because it isn't locked shut. *it has a carry strap!!! It makes it so easy to throw over your shoulder while traveling in big cities or at theme parks! I love this feature. And at 19 pounds it really isn't a burden to carry. *I love that you can purchase so many accessories to go with it...the wheel board can fit another child when they want a break from walking, there is a snack tray, and even a parent console. I also like that you can click the infant seat it if they fall asleep in the car seat. *I love that the travel bag to keep it safe during air travel comes standard. This way I'm not worried it will be damaged while be handled during flights. Overall this is a really great stroller. The only negatives I see are that the weight limit doesn't seem as high as some strollers in this category and that there isn't a foot rest for my sons feet to rest on as part of the seat. His feet kind of just dangle and he seems more comfortable in my stroller where he has the foot rest. I think any parent looking for a lightweight stroller will find this meets and even exceeds their expectations. Special thanks to weeSpring for sending this stroller for me to review.

This is one of the easiest strollers to fold and carry that I have tried out. It's light and folds up incredibly flat. I'm able to fold it with just one hand. It's easy to carry while juggling baby, suitcase, EVERYTHING ELSE in the other. My little guy loved riding in it too. I received and reviewed this product as part of the parent panel.

This stroller design is by far my favorite of all the strollers I have had. I received this stroller from the WeeSpring Parent Panel to test and review and I will say I love it! To begin with, I have a small vehicle and the way this folds down, I can place it behind my seat or up in the passenger seat, or even in a full trunk, unlike my old jogging stroller. Its not heavy at all, and super simple to unfold, which is nice when I always seem to be in a rush. I did have an issue at first with the seat not cooperating and folding down, but after a few times of practicing folding and unfolding it, we had no problem. The backpack bag design is nice, except I'm short, so it's a little difficult for me to maneuver with it on. I havent really had a need for it but I'm sure it will come in handy keeping the stroller clean when stored. My fiance had no issue carrying it. My one year old is the child we used it for and she's a little on the smaller side, but the straps are very simple to adjust so she could sit comfortable in it. The material is light and airy and the seat design is roomy and comfy as well, a big plus. The visor is a huge plus because she does not like the sun on her face at all. The seat is also able to lay nearly flat, which I love because she always falls asleep on any kind of ride and her head doesn't have to fall forward if we recline it. I also enjoy that I can flip The steering bar around so she can face me, especially when she is sleeping. The basket on the bottom may be my favorite design aspect. Every stroller I've had the basket is too small, or too high to the bottom of the stroller that you have to struggle shoving or pulling a diaper bag back and forth. The zipped area on the basket is good for small things that i wouldn't want to blow away or lose under everything. This basket is roomy, and the opening is big enough to move in and out with ease. It doesn't scuff drag on the ground too much either. The hand brake is also a great design aspect, easier than trying to flip up a brake with open toed shoes (I never liked foot brakes). My biggest upset is that the drink tray for the seat is an extra accessory, which I have purchased, because we take a sippy cup everywhere. It was simple to attach and very easy to clean. I would like to purchase the glider for my older son to ride on as well. It does seem to get stuck going over big bumps in sidewalk, but it's easy to lift up and push over them. I would recommend this to anyone, especially if you have a small vehicle or apartment/house and not alot of storage space, this doesn't take much space folded down or left up!

We live along a metro park towpath and walk sidewalks and trails daily. We are also zoo members who spend many a Saturday walking the miles of the park. Our daughter is 18 months old, so she is at the age where she wants to walk a lot but gets tired easily. She often needs a little break or quick nap as we continue along, so we are regular stroller users. Our go-to stroller has been a tripod jogger for the durability and space to take needed items. While this has served us well, it is extremely bulky and difficult to fold and transport. It also takes up the whole truck with little room for anything else. When we heard about the Baby Jogger City Lux, we were immediately intrigued by the compact nature and easy folding claims. We were excited, but a little hesitant, because we actually worried the compact size would mean we had to compromise storage and durability. We were wrong to worry as we absolutely love this stroller and have plenty of space in the bottom storage area! When the stroller arrived, we were astounded at the small size of the box. Once we pulled everything out it was as simple as unfolding and attaching four wheels. I actually appreciated attaching the wheels myself because I was able to see how to change the front wheels from stationary to free pivoting. The material seems high-end and durable. The design is very appealing to the eye and looks comfortable. All the latches and levers have a good weight and are easy to use. Folding the stroller is extremely simple and takes no time at all! I especially love the ease of flipping the seat from backward facing to forward facing. One feature I never thought about but just love is the little bit of the front of the seat that can be adjusted from straight out to bent. Our daughter seems very comfortable and happy riding in the stroller and the option to bend the front makes it even more customized to her size. Our child is tall for her age, measuring over 35 inches long. Her height means her head grazes the sunshade, but she does not seem to mind. The shade folds back or can be removed so simply that we still have good options if it starts to bug her. This stroller is nearly perfect for everyday use but just misses an excellent rating for two reasons. For the price point of the stroller, we were surprised to see the need to purchase accessories. For example, if you want a cup holder on the handle and one for your child, you have to buy the parent console and the belly bar cup holder bundle. This really is an issue that could have been easily remedied by including the two items as part of the basic stroller package. Anyone that has kids knows they love to have their water cup or snack cup handy so eliminating the cup holder in both locations is a mistake for a quality stroller. Additionally, the zipper on the included backpack-style carry bag seems cheap and sticks very badly. I used my secret of rubbing a little candle wax along it to get it going smoothly but I'm unsure why a sturdier, better performing zipper would not have been selected to make this item significantly better. I fear the zipper will not hold up with continued use. These were our only two complaints as we used the stroller. The negatives are not deal breakers as the rest of the features really are superb! The Baby Jogger City Lux is an excellent choice that we look forward to using as our family grows. Thank you to the weeSpring Parent Panel for sending us this stroller!

The stroller design is very narrow which means it doesn't allow a lot of space for your child. It is convenient for travel since it is easily carried on your shoulder, but the functionality is too complicated. Pros: The basket size underneath, the ease of pushing and maneuvering the stroller, the portability of it. Cons: The buckles on the straps kept disconnecting whenever I tried to take my child in or out which is very frustrating, it is not so easy to fold it or unfold it (requires 2-3 steps each time), it was difficult to put the stroller together. The stroller came in a small box which is why I think the assembly process was so difficult but I am used to strollers having little-no- set up. Thank you WeeSpring for sending along this stroller but it will not be my go-to stroller, unfortunately.

We have tried so many strollers we never thought we could find one that fit all our needs. We were wrong! Here it is! As soon as we removed the Baby Jogger City Tour Lux from the box we were immediately excited about using this stroller. The assembly process was a breeze (which never happens) and we were able to put it together so quickly our toddler got excited and even asked to go for a ride! We loaded her in and took a couple strolls around the house and listened to her laugh and giggle. This stroller is slightly heavier then we expected however the ease to open and close and the minimal space it takes up makes up for the weight we were not expecting. My favorite feature so far is how compact it folds up, the material is very nice and sturdy and I think it will hold up to much toddler use! It even comes with a sturdy carrying bag that can also be used for storage. We are going to Disney World on Vacation soon and have already designated this as our new travel stroller and can't wait to use it on the trip! It has ample storage space on the bottom with a zipper pouch feature for smaller items which we love. I would highly recommend trying this brand, for the quality, the ease of portability and for how well we enjoy the smooth ride. Thank you to weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller to try and review.

We have tried so many strollers we never thought we could find one that fit all our needs. We were wrong! Here it is! As soon as we removed the Baby Jogger City Tour Lux from the box we were immediately excited about using this stroller. The assembly process was a breeze (which never happens) and we were able to put it together so quickly our toddler got excited and even asked to go for a ride! We loaded her in and took a couple strolls around the house and listened to her laugh and giggle. This stroller is slightly heavier then we expected however the ease to open and close and the minimal space it takes up makes up for the weight we were not expecting. My favorite feature so far is how compact it folds up, the material is very nice and sturdy and I think it will hold up to much toddler use! It even comes with a sturdy carrying bag that can also be used for storage. We are going to Disney World on Vacation soon and have already designated this as our new travel stroller and can't wait to use it on the trip! It has ample storage space on the bottom with a zipper pouch feature for smaller items which we love. I would highly recommend trying this brand, for the quality, the ease of portability and for how well we enjoy the smooth ride. Thank you to weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller to try and review.

Finally one compact stroller more comfortable and able to use car seat. This is awesome! Thank you guys!