Review on 👶 Baby Jogger City Select Stroller 2016 - 16 Ways to Ride, Single to Double, Quick Fold - Quartz by Adam Jackson

Boy I've upgraded over the years and now I know if and when I'm going to have a second child, important factors to consider when choosing a stroller. These strollers were (in order): Safety 1st, Britax, Combi, Maclaren, Bugaboo and Baby Jogger. Thanks to family friends and Craigslist I was able to sell/dispose of them. Things to consider when buying a stroller: Wheels (manoeuvrability) Thickness (frame) Seat height/depth (I have a large 3 year old) Size of the basket so it sits higher than a regular stroller. I've always wondered about the height of the backrest and thought it was too short for my son (37 inches), but he's actually still a few inches below the canopy (lowest setting). I love this stroller and the frame itself closes very compactly and fits in my trunk (I share the seat). A lot of people write reviews about how heavy or heavy the stroller is to pack, but I'm barely 90lbs + 4ft 9 (very petite) and I can easily pack this stroller and take it with me. If you're having trouble putting it in your trunk, it's easy to remove the wheel, which makes all the difference. If you don't have space in the trunk, it actually fits in the rear passenger seat after removing the wheels. The only minor issue I have is the lack of a perfect cup holder for the side of this stroller, but I use my son's cup holder tray. Store my coffee/ice water when I'm not at home. I also use a Skip Hop memory foam liner to protect the seat from stains. This is an updated review after 2 months of use and I can say that this stroller draws attention every time I go out and I get asked about it a lot. I was lucky enough to get this stroller for only $440 from Revain when the price dropped for the day, but $500 for it is worth it when you consider how durable, lightweight, and useful this stroller really is .