Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double Review UK 2026
Quick verdict
Score: 6.8/10
Best for: Parents who mostly walk, or already have a car seat
Not for: Parents needing a car seat included for travel from birth
Bottom line: A practical pushchair (pushchair) for getting out with a baby.
Even though the Baby Jogger City Tour 2 is built as a double travel pushchair, it is best treated as a straightforward option for families who want a stroller that folds for storage and is designed for lightweight and portable day-to-day use. The overall verdict focuses on easy movement and packability, which suits outings when space is limited.
Key specifications
| Feature | Spec Note |
|---|---|
| Type | Double pushchair Not specified age range |
| Use | Everyday outings Not specified terrain |
| Storage | Folds for storage Not specified size |
Pros
- Pushchair
- Folds for storage
- Lighter and simpler than a full system
Cons
- No car seat included - add one for car travel
- Always check the car seat and base fit your car
- Check the folded size suits your boot and storage
What's Included and Configurations
This pushchair travel system's City Tour 2 Double is a foldable double pushchair designed for travel and day-to-day use. The package typically includes the double buggy frame and two seats, which are configured side-by-side within one pushchair body. It folds for storage to help with packing into a car, although it remains bulkier than a single pushchair.
From Birth: Carrycot and Car Seat
For use from birth, the Baby Jogger needs a suitable carrycot and/or an infant car seat alternative, because the title only confirms it is a "travel pushchair" that folds for storing and does not state that the seats are newborn-ready. This pushchair is described only as lightweight and foldable, so height, recline range and compatibility with newborn seating options are not confirmed. If no compatible carrycot or infant car seat options are available, it may be safer to wait until the child can sit independently.
Everyday Use: Fold, Weight and Handling
When families choose a double stroller for everyday life, folding, weight and handling matter as much as the seating. The pushchair travel system is described as lightweight and foldable, so daily storage and transport should be simpler than heavier models. In use, a folding travel pushchair is typically easiest to fold when the user maintains a steady grip, folds in stages and avoids forcing the latch. Handling depends on the pushchair's balance, including steering, turning and lifting, and carrying heavy bags can affect how portable it feels in hand.
Safety Standards and Fitting
Safety and correct fitting are next-day-to-day checks that double stroller owners should plan alongside fold, weight, and handling. Before each outing, they should confirm that the frame locks fully and that the fold mechanism has not partly disengaged. Wheels should be inspected for secure attachment, and the pushchair should be tested by pushing and stopping, checking for wobble. Harness straps must lie flat, clip into place firmly, and be positioned at the child's height, as incorrect routing can reduce restraint effectiveness. If any part feels loose, use should stop and replacement should be sought, since forces during travel can worsen gaps.
Who Is This For?
Who is the Baby Jogger best suited to? It suits families who want a lightweight, foldable double pushchair for everyday city travel, particularly where storage space is limited and quick packing matters. It is most practical for parents who frequently move the pushchair between home, a car, or public transport, because it is described as portable and foldable. The Pitch Black colour option may appeal to buyers who prefer a darker, less noticeable look for regular use.
Where to Buy in the UK
In the UK, the pushchair travel system is available through baby and travel retailers that stock The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 pushchairs, and it may also be listed by online stores that specialise in pushchairs and double buggies. Shoppers can check major high-street chains for in-store availability, then confirm the exact "City Tour 2 Double" model details online, since stock can vary by branch. Online listings often make comparison easier by showing colour options such as Pitch Black and noting that it is a travel pushchair with a foldable, portable design. Delivery dates and returns policies can differ between retailers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Baby Jogger worth it?
For getting a newborn out and about with one connected setup, the pushchair travel system (a pushchair) covers the pushchair in one purchase. Whether it suits you depends on your car, budget and how you'll use it. Check the current Amazon UK price, as these are often discounted.
What type is the Baby Jogger?
The pushchair travel system is a pushchair. Standalone pushchairs are lighter and simpler than full travel systems, but don't include a car seat, so you'd add one separately if you need car travel from birth.
How does this pushchair travel system fold and how big is it?
The Baby Jogger has a folds for storage, which matters for boot space and storage. If you have a small car or live in a flat, prioritise a compact (ideally one-hand) fold. Check the folded dimensions against your boot before buying.
Travel system or just a pushchair - which do I need?
A travel system (pushchair plus a compatible car seat and often a carrycot) is convenient if you drive, letting you move a sleeping baby from car to pushchair without waking them. A standalone pushchair is lighter and cheaper if you mostly walk or already have a car seat. Choose by whether car travel from newborn is a big part of your life.
Is the Baby Jogger City Tour 2 easy to use day to day?
Day-to-day, the things that matter most are the fold (for your boot and hallway), the weight for lifting and pushing, one-hand adjustments, and how smoothly it steers. The pushchair travel system should come assembled or near-assembled; always fit the car seat and any base correctly and check everything is locked before use.