The City Tour comes with a bag for transporting the buggy and a SPF 50+ sun canopy, but a rain cover isn't included. Pair your City Tour™ 2 with any Baby Jogger® infant car seat for a smooth and serene ride for babies up to 20 lb (infant car seat sold separately).

I've been using (well actually it's been collecting dust in my garage) another stroller that is very heavy, bulky, and hard to transport. Its ultra-compact design means you can fold it up with one hand and carry it in a bag, making it ideal for travel.It’s easy to fold, has good recline, has added seat depth, leg support, canopy, easy to maneuver, compact, comfortable, nice looking and seems sturdy. If you’re looking for a something suitable from birth to toddler, with the option of attaching a car seat, but you don’t want to fill your boot with a heavy travel system, then I think the City Tour LUX is brilliant. Amazing for boot space or hoping on and off the tube…not so amazing when you try to take it to the park and end up dragging it backwards across the grass or cobbled streets. It’s comfortable, reclines, has a large canopy and my diaper bag clips on so easy on the back handle.

I appreciated the adjustable calf support, not always a feature of lightweight pushchairs, which really helped make both children look and feel more comfortable. When you log into your account you will see a list on the left of the page with a section entitled ‘My Points and Rewards’. The Baby Jogger® City Tour™ 2 folds up small for big adventures—85% smaller than when it’s unfolded. The Baby Jogger® City Tour™ 2 folds up small for big adventures - 85% smaller than when it’s unfolded.The handle bar break is also great, particularly if you’re attaching you baby bag to the handle bars, you can see what you’re doing without having to lean over. She looked decidedly oversized for the frame, but found the ride comfortable, and pushing her remained extremely easy. I didn’t have any problems with applying or releasing it, a crucial point with such a lightweight buggy, as it is quick to roll off when unsecured.