Has anyone tried using two of these in a Baby Jogger City Select 2-seat configuration?
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I haven't, no... But if you're talking about the "narrow stacked" buggy (not the old-school "wide" models), I do expect that it might work. The shape of this cover isn't glove-fit... it's more like a 3D apron: relatively loose and adaptable. With a little tinkering, I'll bet you can make it work. (Adequately covering the rear-seated baby's legs will be your main problem, I think.)
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I used this on my Baby Jogger City Select and it worked perfectly. The City Select does have detachable straps though.
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I have the City Jogger "Elite" and I got the infant car seat adapter bar. It never "clicked" for me on the adapter so I never felt too comfortable using it so I only used it once or twice with the strap that was on the adapter. With that said, I read and looked at YouTube videos and it seemed to work for them, but not for me. However, I loved the car seat especially with the snap and go stroller. I felt it was more convenient to use the strap and go stroller anyway.However, I come from a tall family and my little one is tall so in some ways I wish I would have gotten a car seat that went up to 35 inches because my girl grew out of it by 8 months. So many opinions and things to think about but it will all come together! Good luck!
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I used it on a baby jogger City Select and it worked well. I don't know how it would do with a child standing or sitting on the back without an shade holding up the cover...
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Yes, I have used it with both of my girls in their Snugrides and then in the Diono. Both seats still easily anchored in the car with no slipping or sliding at all. It is a great seat protector, keeps the scuff marks from the little feet in rear facing carseats off the seat.
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We bought ours for the city mini double and it worked well...my suggestion is to call baby jogger and let them know what model you are trying to attach it on...I did this prior to purchasing on amazon and they were very helpful and it gave us the peace of mind knowing we bought the correct version...good luck!
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I don't know which one they are selling now. I bought mine last year. It should say in the information description if it is compatible with the city jogger. My daughter puts hers on a stroller that looks like it could be used for jogging.
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I don't have the city select, but think it would fit, from what I've seen. I don't think there would be enough room for te second seat, but I've never seen the second seat 'folded.' I apologize if this doesn't offer very much help.
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our daughter-in-law suggests going to the Baby Jogger website which lists which car seats the adapter works with for the City Mini stroller etc.
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My maxi-cosi infant seat does not fit without the adapter from baby jogger. It is too tight. I think that will probably be the same with all double strollers because the seats are more tight than on a single stroller. I hope I could help.
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No, the city select seat actually comes off the frame of the stroller to attach to the Hychair. The city mini can't do that.
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I got this to use with a baby jogger city mini. It works ok. It is too big, but we have made it work.
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Well, we have a Graco Click Connect now, and were not happy with the position of the car seat on the stroller when using the adapter. When we bought our City Mini 4 years ago, we were very satisfied with the Graco Classic Connect and the adapter together on the stroller. We actually returned the adapter and are not using our stroller with our Graco Click Connect. We'll use our city mini again once our son is old enough to be in it without the adapter.
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No, I have a City Mini GT and made the mistake of buying this one. You need to make sure you buy the "Baby Jogger Child Tray" which is compatible with the GT.
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Yes! I have the city select and am able to fit the frame, both seats and then some :)
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We took the gamble and bought this bag reading reviews on other websites that it could handle the City Select with two seats. After about 20 minutes of figuring out the puzzle, yes, I could fit the whole stroller (w/two seats)in the bag. However, I think it will only work one way and it's not quick. First, you have to disassemble every thing, that is, all four wheels have to come off, the front posts that hold the front seat, the canopies from the seats, and the aluminum extrusion that forms the foot rests for each seat. Perfectly fold the stroller body together and sit it flat in the bag. Then place the front wheels and posts at the bottom of the bag. With the foot rests off the seats, they fold up fairly flat, stack them on each other atop the stroller (Note: place the head of the seat towards the bottom of the bag and tilt the foot rest towards the back of the bag. Lastly, stack the 12" wheels at the top of the bag, stacking them within each other and angling them against the seats, (when stacking them, alternate the axles, one up and one down). I was able to get the two canopies in placing them atop everything, but it then got pretty tight. When we travel in a couple weeks, I think we'll place the canopies in another piece of luggage.
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The only running I have done with the City Mini is across car-parks to make my kids burst out laughing. You can swerve about a little doing this and stay on all three wheels, but as Midori has suggested, you wouldn't find this stable enough for decent runs for exercise purposes. One little bump and you would likely topple.For that, you should look up the Baby Jogger Summit XC or another larger stroller. Unfortunately, you have to then also put up with the bigger size factor and the extra cost.I would still recommend a Baby Jogger product based purely on the fantastic folding mechanism. The only running I have done with the City Mini is across car-parks to make my kids burst out laughing. You can swerve about a little doing this and stay on all three wheels, but as Midori has suggested, you wouldn't find this stable enough for decent runs for exercise purposes. One little bump and you would likely topple.For that, you should look up the Baby Jogger Summit XC or another larger stroller. Unfortunately, you have to then also put up with the bigger size factor and the extra cost.I would still recommend a Baby Jogger product based purely on the fantastic... » Read More The only running I have done with the City Mini is across car-parks to make my kids burst out laughing. You can swerve about a little doing this and stay on all three wheels, but as Midori has suggested, you wouldn't find this stable enough for decent runs for exercise purposes. One little bump and you would likely topple.For that, you should look up the Baby Jogger Summit XC or another larger stroller. Unfortunately, you have to then also put up with the bigger size factor and the extra cost.I would still recommend a Baby Jogger product based purely on the fantastic folding mechanism. « Show Less