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22 Reviews For Baby Jogger City Mini

  • Guest 7th Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I am a registered childmider and this pushchair is excellent it even fits in the back of a Zaffira with all 7 seats up and the wheels on . My only advice is pick a colour opton with a black pannel down the centre of the seat mine is red and cream.Have not bought the rain cover yet hope it is as good as the buggy.I faind it much beter thsn the phil and teds I had five and all faulty

  • Guest 15th Sep 2009

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    Sturdy, as light as a feather to push and folds up flat in one move. Baby Jogger City Mini is the best pushchair on the market by far!!

  • Guest 6th Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I purchased the Baby Jogger City Mini for £90 odd pound. This was my 5th pushchair following on from candy apple and cherry, loola and maclaren etc. It is by far the easiest to fold up and put in the car. The hood also provides loads of shade and is great when little one's asleep. Also really easy to push one handed if you have a toddler with you. Only downside is that does not come with a raincover and child can not sit upright enpough. Other thing I have not got used to which may come wi ...

  • Guest 29th Jul 2009

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    I love this buggy, i bought it to replace my useless mothercare travel system and would not swap it for the world. I have never seen a pram you can fold so easily. its very light even with baby in and the large hood is fab. I bought this for only £95 and have never looked back. I cannot stress enough how good the baby jogger city mini is

  • foxylady75 29th Jul 2009

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    I had a few buggies before this one, I go out walking a lot and the buggy is on and off planes a few times a year. This is the best buggy I have bought and wished I hadn't wasted money on the others. It is easy to push great to fold up and the wheels come off to fit in the boot of my mini cooper. It has a great hood for shelter from both rain and sun. The only downside is the storage. It does not have much room underneath for my little boys bag but other than that I would definately recommend t ...

  • littlepickles 5th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I bought this Baby Jogger City Mini to replace my previous pushchair that broke and was waiting for repair. I really love the way it folds and you can carry it in one hand your child in the other. The hood is great and my little boy needed it it the hot sun in Florida (it fully shaded him). It reclines virtually flat and you can push with one hand if needed. I haven't washed the seat yet but you can and I will be making use of it.

  • zaksmummy 7 7th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This is simply the best stroller on the market. I have tried loads including techno xt, buzz , mamas & papas, Zia etc and the baby jogger mini city beats them hands down. My son is happy in it unlike all the others and its so compact when folded. And that fold, OMG what a difference it makes when you are trying to get everything into the car after a long day. Also you can push it one handed and if you are tall it still feels comfortable, no stooping etc unlike so many so Dads feel good pushing ...

  • KatrinZiegler 1st May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    After our old pushchair broke, I spent weeks reading reviews and trying to find the right pushchair for our (quite large) 2 1/2 year old son. It turned out that pushchairs who would hold a weight over 15 kg are either sinfully expensive or they are built in a way that your toddler's head touches the hood (which kind of defeats the object).

    Finally we found the Baby Jogger City Mini. And I can't believe it took me so long to decide. This pushchair is one of the best buys I ever made for my son. ...

  • bambino1 8th Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    In my opinion the baby jogger city mini is the best 3 wheeler out there at the mo! I challenge you to find a bad review on it!! They are half price at the mo in Argos - (only £64.99) until 24/07/09 - but only available in red. My local store was out of stock - no surprise! but they ordered one for me from another store. I love it and my lil' boy is happy in it too. If you are thinking of getting one - just do it, you won't be dissappointed, especially if you get one half price ;-)

  • jench 24th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I've just bought the Baby Jogger City Mini pushchair and I'm chuffed to bits with it. The easy fold mechanism makes me happy every day and means our house is just a little less-cluttered with baby stuff. It's light and easy to steer and the hammocky-style seat is very comfy for my newborn on full recline. Not quite as easy to steer as my old Maclaren Techno XT but makes up for it with its more comfy seat (my eldest never liked sitting in the Maclaren) and that nifty fold. Cheeky that the price d ...

  • Guest 2nd Mar 2009

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    I love this Baby Jogger City Mini pushchair and can't believe I took so long deciding to buy it. It does everything I could want from a pushchair...it's comfortable for baby with loads of growing room. My little girl looks cramped in any others. The straps will extend enough to seat a teenager. Check out videos of the baby jogger on you tube and you'll see all you need to know. If you are considering buying the baby jogger city mini and want a pushchair that's smaller than a bulky travel system ...

  • Guest 23rd Feb 2009

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    Baby Jogger City Mini is easy to fold, funky colours, wheels come off sooo easy, compact when folded. I went through at least 4 buggys with my first and I thought second time around there's no way I'm making that same mistake! The choice out there is endless with everybody (the manufacturers) telling you their buggy is the best blaa blaa blaa.
    Well im afraid only the parents can be the real judges on this, and after purchasing my new city mini in green( which took me forever to find someone who ...

  • Chlosey Rank: Lance Corporal 14th Feb 2009

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    This Baby Jogger City Mini is my third buggy for my 1 yr old!!!! and I had also purchased four for my other daughter!!! This is the best by far... I took a week to read reviews on lots of different buggys and look at them, although I found that I could only purchase it via the internet it is a fabulous product. Watch the video clip that the company's add to thier discriptions... it does exactly as it says... It is fab.. I highly recommend it and now my sister-in-law is buying one!

  • Guest 1st Feb 2009

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    I've had various pushchairs but this is the best one I've had. I am limited by the boot space of my Mini but this goes in fine, I just remove one wheel which is so easy and I don't even have to remove the parcel shelf. The fold is fantastic, so easy, and I can push it one handed round the shops. My little one looks very comfortable in it too. I'd recommend this to anyone.

  • dizzyfizzy1 Rank: Lieutenant 25th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    We originally had a mamas and papas O-Zon pram but it was a nightmare and my wife really struggled with it, so after 4 weeks we took it back and bought the Baby Jogger City Series with the pram attachment and we both find it an absolute pleasure to use.
    It is very light, you can turn it with your little finger, it is easy to push/pull up and down the curb and steps. The other thing that we love about this is how you can attach other items to it. We have a mamas and papas viaggio car seat and it ...

  • Guest 20th Nov 2008

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    I am a pramaholic - who at one point had 1 baby and 6 different pushchairs - yes that's right 6 and 1 very unhappy husband. I decided I needed to reduce my collection and space taken so got a quinny zapp great for short trips but no recline and my husband hated it and preferred our old faithful maclaren techno. I however found it hard to push one handed - a must when you've got a little girl too so really wanted a light weight 3 wheeler - once I saw the details of this pushchair and the way it ...

  • yum mum of two Rank: Lance Corporal 19th Nov 2008

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    I am a pramholic - at one point I had 6 pushchairs and 1 very unhappy husband. I had a three wheeler that I loved but was so heavy it was a pain to use everyday and a Maclaren Techno which was great but when trying to hold an older childs hand and push it was a real nightmare.
    I tried the Quinny Zapp but with no recline and a raincover that my little one kicked off at every opportunity I soon grew tired of this - I looked at the petite star but the raincover had the same problem so started to s ...

  • Glasgow West End Mummy 27th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Why did I not buy this buggy before! Its brilliant! My son is a 13 months and I needed a light pushchair to use every day. I previously bought a Safety 1st Teknika as a buggy to keep in the car but it was useless. The brake pedal is so big it catches on steps and kerbs.
    I really fancied a 3 wheeler but not many lightweights on the market with good reviews at a reasonable price. Saw this one in Argos and read other reviews before buying. It is great. It is lightweight and looks sporty. I have th ...

  • helenaeckles 6th Sep 2008

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    This push chair is great!. It looks stylish but has really practical and very well thought out features. It is easy to push and steer with one hand while I hold my son's hand, if he is walking next to me. The quick one handed fold is a brilliant idea and is very popular with us and the grandparents. Everyone is amazed when I show then how simple it is to fold with one hand and just a single pull! When folded it will easily fit between the seats on a bus. With the quick release wheels off it wi ...

  • MaddiesMum Rank: Lance Corporal 29th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Baby Jogger City Mini - I also have the Quinny Buzz and Petite Star Zia, both of which are great. I prefer this to the Zia as a lightweight stroller for everyday use as it has much better storage (basket under and big mesh pocket on the back), a much better hood and is easier to recline. The Zia is better for taking on holiday as it does fold more compact. I can't fault this pushchair at all, it is very well made, the seat is fully removable and machine washable, the harness is very adjustabl ...