Baby Jogger City Classic Single Stroller - Brown/Stone

Comments about Baby Jogger 1006582 Baby Jogger City Classic Single Stroller - Brown/Stone:

This stroller is a smooth ride. We ordered it online after seeing it in a different store, and are very pleased with it. Our little one won't be here until Feb. but we saw a great deal on it and couldn't pass it up. We love the quick fold, the large canopy, the fabric, the color (we chose brown and stone), and we think our little one will love it too.

Comments about Baby Jogger 1006582 Baby Jogger City Classic Single Stroller - Brown/Stone:

I loved this stroller at first. I checked it out at a very popular sports/outdoors store, since they were the only one's who carry it in store. I wanted a sleek looking Jogger that I could also go shopping with. This is not that stroller. You aren't supposed to run with it, just walk. And the rear wheels stick out really far. I didn't really have any trouble manuvering it accept in tight spaces where the back wheels would get stuck on something. I returned it because the seat belt stuck on the left side and it would not come out. Looks great, 10 month old son loved it, reclines to almost a total recline, and loved the adjustable handle and big sun-canopy. My cons are---[...], rear wheels are almost as wide set as a double (27" was the measurement), and the buckle sticks. I bought a BOB Revolution instead. Just buy the BOB if you want to run, walk, jog or shop. Buy the Baby Jogger if you want to walk and shop! Oh, and both strollers--BOB and Baby Jogger--should include the parent console and kids tray in the purchase price for how much they both cost. Don't you think? Take it from me I know strollers, I have owed all these strollers before: Graco Quatro tour, cosco, safety 1st, cheap umbrella strollers, chicco Ct0.1, Chicco Ct0.5, Maclaren techno, Baby Jogger City Classic, BOB Revolution, Chicco Cortina, Baby Trend Expedition jogger with and without swivel front wheel, Baby Trend sit-n-stand, MAXI COSI Quinny, and a Bugaboo Cameleon.

Comments about Baby Jogger 1006582 Baby Jogger City Classic Single Stroller - Brown/Stone:

Just got our stroller in the mail this week and I'm already in love with it! I was iffy about the brown color when I saw it online but wasn't crazy about the other options - I'm very pleased with the brown, it looks great. At the current price, I really feel this stroller can't be beat. It turns on a dime, smooth ride, excellent canopy, nice pocket/basket features, and the fold can't be beat. It is a bit large, bulky, and heavy but I plan to have a lighter smaller stroller for day-to-day errands and such. If you happen to get on here while it's still in stock, you don't want to miss this deal.

Comments about Baby Jogger 1006582 Baby Jogger City Classic Single Stroller - Brown/Stone:

Bought as a gift this time around. She registered for it because she loved mine so much. All around great jogger! Great for taller people!!

Comments about Baby Jogger 1006582 Baby Jogger City Classic Single Stroller - Brown/Stone:

I had one of those high-priced, flashy strollers and had no end of hassle with it breaking all the time, so we started looking for a light-weight umbrella stroller. We were limited to something with adjustable handles because we are both so tall (6'0" and 6'3"). The Baby Jogger was recommended to us, and at first we said no because it was a jogger. But after looking at the various options, we are thrilled with the Baby Jogger Classic. The City Mini handles were still too short and we kicked the frame, btw. The brown/tan is really nice (and usually I buy everything in black). The one-hand fold is slick (and you can still leave some things in the pockets and close it, unlike a lot of the umbrella strollers), though you need two hands to extend it. Steering is super easy, baby seems really comfortable, perfect for big toddlers but I'd use it for an infant, too. Break location is good and easy to use. Build quality seems really good (so says my husband who is an engineer). The Baby Jogger video for this shows vents by the baby's head in the recline position, but this model doesn't have that unfortunately.