– Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double Travel Pushchair | Lightweight, Foldable & Portable Double Buggy | Pitch Black

I have this for my 10 month and 2 & a half year old. Easy to move, lovely to push (even one handed), fits through doors, easy to put up and down, kids look comfy and 2 year old really enjoys being in it (he didn’t like being in the buggy anymore). Takes up minimal boot space, I can still get a full weeks shopping in the boot with the pram in there! I had a large tandem pram that I used previously before deciding to get something smaller, simple & more practical & this is it, I have since retired my big pram since this hits our needs and more. Only downside is it does not come with a rain cover & when spending £500+ on a buggy I would expect that as a basic. I did quite a bit of research before buying and found this the best reviewed and priced.

We researched travel buggies alot before buying so knew this would be a good one. It's quite easy to fold (even with one hand and a toddler under my arm) and lightweight enough to carry up the stairs to our flat (again, with toddler under my arm). It fits in the footwell of the front passenger seat in my small car, even when the seat is fully forward. The folding mechanism is not perfectly smooth - the catch to clip it all together doesn't catch on it's own, and you do need a strong thumb and fingers to use the two-part folding mechanism with one hand. It's not for everyday use. We bought this for ocassional short distance use (airports, nipping in and out of shops) and it fits the bill perfectly. It doesn't however replace our everyday stroller. It's small enough to use as hand luggage on many airlines. Our little one appreciates the roomy seat, belly bar (extra), and sizeable hood. The rain cover (extra) fits easily over the buggy and does a great job of keeping the rain and wind out. The price is great too! Would recommend over any other travel buggies I've seen.

I did a lot of research before buying a pram. Now that my child is 2, I wanted something lightweight, easy to fold, and simple to get on and off transport – including planes. This pram ticks all those boxes and is exactly what I needed in terms of practicality. The downside is, I think the frame might be slightly off or the wheels are more plasticky than expected. It’s quite loud on pavements, which I really don’t like. From the reviews I read, it’s not supposed to be this noisy, so I wish I had swapped it for a new one. I didn’t return it at the time because I thought I could just ride it out – but by the time I realised it wasn’t improving, I had already used it and missed the return window. Other than the noise, it’s a great pram, and if you get one without this issue, I think it’s perfect for travel and everyday use. Just don’t wait too long if something feels off!

Perfect for my new born twins, it's narrow but that's what we needed to fit both through doors. I'm very happy with the pushchair and carry cots. East to click on and off and I like the way you can fold up both hoods to make a dark space for the babies when they need to sleep.

It folds small and easily. Lightest weight. Steers ok one handed. The pros stop there. The harness system is horrible. Such a pain to get the kids in and out the way the 4 strap system is designed. The excess strap is always in the way. I get so aggravated using it. It nearly cancels out the positives for me. The other major pain is how the seats recline and move upright again. Takes more than both hands. It takes two hands just to use the strap and my head to push the seat back up whilst doing it. No matter how I position my toddlers their bums slide in the seat and the strap between their legs gets uncomfortable. The design flaws could be easily addressed without compromising its best features of weight, ease of folding, and size, which makes the flaws even more irritating. I don’t think I would buy it again. I would rather have a slightly heavier pram and better harness system and seat recline. I mostly nought it for weight and folded size for quick trips in/out of car.

I researched for a long time before deciding on a travel pushchair. My in-laws are portuguese and so I knew we'd need one for many flights and holidays. This exceeded my expectations. It is so lightweight and very easy to put up and down after you've got the hang of it (which only takes a few goes). The hood is nice and long so it covers in the sun and great for when they are sleeping to shield them from light. The basket is a decent size and is very useful for essentials. It can fit in the footwell of cars and is perfect to fold up in restaurants, apartments and to carry up/down stairs. The break is the best break I've had on a pushchair. The turning circle is tiny which again is great for airports and cities. So easy to maneuver and can push it with one hand. Would highly recommend the rain cover too which fits perfectly and has been a godsend in the UK when my main pushchair had a puncture. You can use this pushchair for flights in the hold or in the over head cabin. I was so skeptical but I'm so thrilled with this pushchair. My baby has always been happy in it and the harness is very sturdy and reliable. Being able to lay her down when she's sleeping in it is great for travel too. Reliable, comfortable, lightweight, easy to assemble and maneuver!

Fantastic pram, relatively lightweight, and folds down really easily. The only downside is that the accessories are a little expensive (rain cover and bar bought seperately) - though I would recommend spending a bit extra for the quality.

Awful buggy. So hard to put up.. it’s meant to be easy.. but just swings back and hits you in the shins.. It’s really heavy to keep trying to swing open, and terrifying as, like I said, you pull the handle as described in the instructions, but it doesnt lock open.. and instead hits you right in the shins. It’s fairly easy to close.. but only half of it locks closed.. so unless you carry it using your body to keep it shut.. it half opens.. same goes for storage.. you have to rest it against a wall or half if it un folds.. but you must remember to put the brakes on before folding up,, or it can’t even lean it against a wall? It just rolls down. It’s ok to push, but can’t even get over a dropped curb without jamming. Also. The front wheels occasionally just lock. So all of a sudden you can’t get round a corner. Which is fun while you’re trying to cross a road.. you have to lift the front wheels off the ground (which is quite heavy) until you’re somewhere safe enough to park up and unlock them. I’m a childminder and so have had a few buggy’s over the years:: and this has been, by far, the worst and most miserable buggy Iv ever owned.