Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Travel Stroller | Ultra-Lightweight, Foldable & Compact Pushchair Buggy | Pitch Black

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All items must be in a resalable condition, which includes original packaging, including tags and must be unused and undamaged. The ultra-compact one hand fold and included carry bag make the City Tour 2 the ultimate travel companion.

The City Tour stroller is easy to carry when folded; it has a handy shoulder strap and even fits into a lightweight, backpack-style carry bag, which is the right size for hand luggage when travelling. The infant car seat connection with the City Tour™ 2 lets you and your baby travel together from infancy. The City Tour™ 2 is the ultimate stroller for travel, with an ultra-compact, one-step fold, a weight of only 6,5kg, and an included carry bag. On the good side is really easy to use to fold and unfold, really comfortable, my toddler is 2 an he was able to take a 2 hour nap on the stroller.

The inward facing option is particularly important for the early days, when your baby just wants to see you, but now Rory is a little older, he loves facing out and seeing the world. Suitable from birth up to months to 22kg the City Tour 2 is a perfectly designed for city travels, weekend excursions and family vacations.

Light and durable chassis with rubber composite tires, including lockable 13cm front swivel wheels make the City Tour 2 easy to manoeuvre in tight corners. Replicating previous Baby Jogger models, you simply push a red button, lift the handle in the middle of the seat and the Baby Jogger folds.

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An easy fold cannot be underestimated when you're in the market for a lightweight buggy , so much so it earns its own Mumsnet prize. Airports will be a pleasure, even those that ask you to put buggies through the x-ray machine, which happened to me in France.