The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 is an updated version of the City Tour model which is a lightweight compact travel stroller. For 2019 they’ve completely redesigned it and now you can turn it into a travel system with an infant car seat or a pram with a carrycot (sold separately).
They’ve also updated the recline that now goes to almost a flat position, added an adjustable leg rest, redesigned one-hand fold, and added new colors.
Despite weighing only 14 lbs this buggy has a very roomy seat with a tall canopy so even your older child will be comfortable. I like how nice and wide are the sides of the seat.
Your child will have plenty of support. The large UV 50+ canopy features three panels plus a sunvisor that can be tucked away when not needed.
The seat can accommodate a child from 3 months and up to 45 lbs. The basket is a great size for such a compact stroller and should fit your medium diaper bag. It rolls on 5″ and 6″ wheels (standard size for lightweight models) with a front-wheel suspension which helps to smooth out the bumps.
I really like this stroller. It’s light, compact, and full of great features. This is a big competition for the umbrella models because it weighs less than many of them and takes a car seat which many umbrella models don’t. While it’s pretty compact I don’t think it meets the carry-on requirements. Check with your airline first.
The City Tour 2 retails for around $229 and comes in three colors. Great price! The only included accessory is a travel bag but there are plenty of different accessories available for purchase like a bumper bar, parent organizer, and a cup holder.
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Detailed Review of Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Stroller
Here is my detailed review of all the features with photos and overview video.
CANOPY
It has a large UPF 50+ thee-panel canopy plus a pop-out sunvisor that provides plenty of shade. This is a great canopy size for a lightweight model. There is also a large mesh viewing window with a Velcro closure. I would definitely like to see more mesh on the canopy for extra air circulation.
HANDLEBAR
The rubber handlebar is not adjustable and is located 38″ from the ground. I think it’s a good height for shorter parents, but might be too low if you are much taller.
BTW, the average handle bar height is about 40″. I have mixed feelings about the rubber cover. On the one hand, it’s easy to clean and is very durable, but on the other hand, it’s not that soft when used for long periods of time.
SEAT
The seat is 13″ wide with a 19″ seat back and a measurement of 23″ from the bottom of the seat to the top of the canopy. The seat is very well padded and is reversible so your child can face you or the world.
It has a one-hand strap recline that reclines only the back of the seat providing your child with plenty of room to stretch. This recline goes to almost a flat position and is suitable from 3 months and up to 45 lbs. Great space for naps and quick diaper changes.
If you want to use it from birth, you can get a bassinet or an infant car seat (sold separately).
The adjustable legrest on lightweight strollers is always a big plus.
HARNESS
It has an adjustable padded 5-point harness with a center release button.
BASKET
It doesn’t have the largest basket, but it’s pretty decent. Should fit your medium diaper bag. You can access it from the back or the sides. Again, for the lightweight model, it’s not bad.
For even more storage, I recommend getting a universal stroller organizer instead. That way you can take not only your coffee cup, but also a LOT of stuff including keys, phone, water, wallet, snacks, diapers, toys, and more.
The amount of stuff I can fit into this organizer is unbelievable. And, the best part is that I can use it on ANY of my strollers.
BRAKE
It has a one-step foot brake that is not flip-flop-friendly.
WHEELS
It rolls on four small hard rubber wheels with 5″ wheels in the front and 6″ wheels in the back. The front wheels are swivel but can be locked straight. This buggy is designed for flat surfaces but could tackle some terrain.
The front-wheel suspension helps to absorb some of the bumps making the ride smoother. Keep in mind, this is NOT a jogging stroller despite having “Baby Jogger” as part of its name. “Baby Jogger” is just the name of the company. You can NOT jog with this stroller.
FOLD
Love the fold! You can fold this stroller with just one hand. The auto lock activates by itself once you lift up the folded stroller. I found the fold to be intuitive and parent-friendly, meaning it’s not going to be a fight to fold and unfold the stroller.
LOL. The updated fold is now even more compact with the dimensions of 7″x 17″ x 39″. For comparison, YoYo+ Plus is 7″L x 17″W x 20″H.
BASSINET
You can convert it into a pram by getting a carrycot.
TRAVEL SYSTEM
You can turn it into a travel system by getting adapters. Works with the most popular brands.
INCLUDED ITEMS
It comes with a travel bag which comes very handy when traveling. It has a carry handle and shoulder straps.
Video Overview of Baby Jogger City Mini Tour 2
Here is a video overview.
Baby Jogger City Mini Tour 2 Specs
Stroller weight: 14 lbs
Weight limit: 45 lbs
Folded dimensions: 39″L x 17″W x 7″H
Handlebar height: 38″
Seat to canopy height: 24″
Wheels: 5″ and 6″
Overall width: 17″
Baby Jogger City Mini Tour 2 Warranty
Baby Jogger gives a lifetime warranty on the frame of the stroller and 1 year on small parts and fabric.
Baby Jogger City Mini Tour 2 Available Colors
The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 is available in three colors: Jet (black), Seacrest (dark blue), and Slate (silver).
Where to buy it Baby Jogger City Mini Tour 2
You can get Baby Jogger City Tour 2 in one of the three beautiful colors for around $299. The only accessory it comes with is a travel bag.
Hey! Great review! I’m trying to find a lightweight stroller to use in cars.
One question- The seat is very well padded and is reversible so your child can face you or the world.”
Is this for the City Tour 2? I tried it out in store but I didn’t see that feature and that would be a deal breaker for me!