Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 All-Terrain Double Stroller, Jet , 40.7x29.25x42.25 Inch (Pack of 1)

This is my second one. Bought one ten years ago for 1st set of twins.

If I still had two kids that needed a stroller, this one would be my choice: great quality, easy to maneuver and to fold, super generous canopies with 50+SPF, all-terrain rubber tires and not too bulky, considering that its a double stroller. Folding mechanism is super simple (pull straps), though you have to use both hands, and it folds neatly in half. Powerful brakes, generous open basket. Ive had the single version of this stroller since my first daughter was born and I can attest that, almost six years later, its still working perfectly -- Ive never had a flat tire, or rust problems, and the fabric has held super well with just some fading because we leave it on our porch.

I got this stroller after weeks of research on double side by side strollers. It is very easy to set up and fold up. The stroller is about 30 lbs so it’s not necessary “lightweight”, but it is manageable. I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee L (has 3rd row) and it fits in the trunk space while the third row of seats is in use. It is easy to adjust the seats so that my kids can recline, and it is also nice that the foot rest pops up so that my 3 year old can lay flat to nap.

I’ve put a lot of miles on this thing!! Love it

I love Baby Jogger. I have the City Mini that Ive used for my son (whos 8 now) and currently my daughter uses the same stroller. We have had the same stroller for 8 years and it still works as new. Versatile, easy to steer, comfortable. My daughter began using it when she was only 6 weeks old, so its something the kiddos can grow into.

Prior to buying this we had two of the regular 2017 model city mini double strollers and we LOVED them. We fly a lot so our strollers have taken a beating and we wanted to upgrade to the new 2020 city mini gt2 double. Huge mistake. I wanted to love them because we love the older model so much but the upgrades are horrible. First they are HEAVY. They’re almost 36lbs and add in 2 kids they’re hard to push. Even worse is that they don’t fold as flat as the old model. They are huge heavy and bulky when folded. We have 4 kids under 4 and it’s impossible for me to deal with how heavy and bulky the gt2 is. The new footrest that folds up is a toddler parents nightmare. My kids will not leave it alone, I wish I could get rid of it. The new sun canopies are junk. I was most excited about the new magnetic peakaboo windows instead of the old Velcro ones and that is definitely a huge plus but the canopies themselves feel flimsy. They also attach to the stroller frame in a new way and they come off constant,y. Our old canopies never came detached from the frame. The suspension on the frame is also horrible. It makes the stroller nearly impossible to lift over a curb and it allows it to bottom out in the back and easily tip over backward. Our old city minis never tipped over backward but the new one does constantly when the seats are fully reclined and no not with stuff hanging on the handle bar and my largest child is only 34lbs so not exceeding the weight limit either. The new fabric stinks too. It’s softer but it stains easily and doesn’t repel water. Our old city minis were a slicker fabric that wiped off easily and dried quickly. We got caught in a very short rain st Disney one day and these seats stayed absolutely soaked for 24 hours. Overall I would never purchase this stroller again. We’ve had them for 2 weeks and one of those weeks was a nightmare at Disney world with bad strollers. I originally posted this review to Baby Joggers website and received an email that their moderators had decided not to publish it. What a joke, so they only publish positive reviews not honest ones

I purchased the GT2 double stroller for my newborn and 18 month old. I thought I did my research and found the matching car seat adapter and child tray, but apparently even though the descriptions and packaging says GT2 that doesnt mean its for the double. Even the items that ARE compatible with the double dont actually say the word double anywhere, they just say GT2. Apparently, they dont make a Chicco car seat adapter for the double strollers, and the ones they do make (Graco/ britax / maxi-cosi) have been on back order for OVER 6 MONTHS!!! You even need an adapter for their own Baby Jogger car seat, which seems ridiculous. They dont know when they will have the adapters in stock, so this stroller is useless for use with a newborn. And I know, it lays flat (its not 100% flat but I guess its close..) but even at the lowest settings, the harness is huge on a newborn and it doesnt feel safe to walk her around in. Plus who wants to transfer a sleeping newborn back and forth between car seat and stroller? Even trying to find the correct child snack tray is a mission. The compatible product is model# 2104673 btw, took me waiting on hold for 40 minutes with Baby Jogger to confirm. Once you purchase the stroller, be prepared to spend 100s more on all the accessories. Car seat adapter (if you can find one) $60, child tray (also on back order so price is up on the ones you can find) $20-50, belly bar $40, useful parent console (because apparently a $600 stroller doesnt come with cup holders) $40-60...

Honestly, I love this stroller. The storage space is great, the canopy covers are wonderful & it is so easy to move and go through almost every door which is so nice. The only thing I don’t like is the folding up. It’s just a little big and heavy to put it but hey at least I get some muscles doing it!! I have a 1 1/2 year old & 3 year old and we love it!

Great stroller, it is heavy to load and unload into car, but once you get it going it runs very smoothly and feels like it weighs so much less while pushing it.

I was excited to finally try a side-by-side double stroller for my two girls, ages 17 months and almost 4 years. I previously used a Joovy caboose ultralight, and while it was somewhat light, it was a pain to fold and unfold, as well as extremely long when folded up. This stroller is more compact in that it is just wide and heavier but not long. It fits through doorways and shopping aisles, which is a huge plus when going from a tandem style double stroller to a wider side by side. It really is small enough to take into DIsneyland and provides a lot of room for my kids. They like the super flat recline and giant sunshades for privacy. It keeps them from bothering eachother when one or both hasnt taken a nap! The adjustable footrests are a huge plus for my little one whose feet dont reach the bottom yet. I like the ease of turning and maneuvering it, as well as the adjustable handlebar. I only have a few negatives: I wish there was basic accessories included, like at least a cup holder and stretchy interior side pockets for the kids cups. To have a kids tray attached, you need to buy the belly bar, then the trays, which puts you at least $70 more into the stroller, as well as an organizer or cup holder for yourself, so $25-$40 more depending on what you find for a double stroller organizer, and the handlebar itself says to not hang anything from it, so where would you attach a diaper bag if needed? Thats a huge negative for me. I do like having a lot of extras, but I also am a sucker for nice brands, and I feel like this stroller gets a lot of attention for the brand/look of it, but it needs more accessories for parents.