🌍 Compact Travel Stroller with Backpack-Style Carry Bag - Baby Jogger City Tour LUX Stroller: Lightweight & Ideal for Travel (Iris) Review

A great little stroller that swivels forward and backward with ease. Folds up easily and stows neatly straight. You can also take it with you when folded if you don't want to carry it around. One caveat: Baby Jogger car seat adapters aren't included, I'd like to see this as an integrated feature rather than a separate add-on. Overall a great stroller.

I decided to buy this stroller for a trip to Disneyland. My son is 6 months old and weighs at least 16 pounds. I chose this stroller because it is compact and folds very easily. The only downside for me is that it has weight and doesn't have a belly bar and you let me buy it separately. I like that the seat can face backwards and forwards.

I really liked the many features of this compact stroller. The seat can be reversed, which is not common with compact strollers. My 4 year old (42lbs) can also ride in the stroller as the load capacity is 55lbs which is also rare for a compact stroller. Folding it up is a bit tricky, but after a few tries it becomes easy and you can get used to it. It's a bit heavier than other compact strollers, but for us the quality and the cons outweighed it. Overall a great stroller!

Definitely a $150 stroller. I wouldn't pay more for it. Pros: Front and rear facing Long sun visor Easy to fold Carry handle, belt and bag Easy to rotate Easy recline Loose position 3 chair positions Plenty of slots for shoulder straps Cons: Feels like riding a scooter as the wheels are smaller catch them everything up and there are no bumps so you can feel every little bump. The baby is not very comfortable in it. She definitely prefers our Bugaboo. The brake lock is difficult to unlock. They…

I've had City Mini GT singles and twins strollers and now this one. My double stroller doesn't fit in our truck's cab and I hate putting it in the back of a truck and I regretted selling our single stroller thinking I wouldn't need it anymore. So I wanted a small travel stroller that would fit in the cab and be easy to carry for both infants and toddlers. I first tried the Chico Lite Way stroller but it was too big for the cabin. So this stroller was the best folding style to fit in front of…