The Baby Jogger City Select 2 does what few strollers can. A full-sized single stroller, it can easily turn into a double. And, drumroll please, it can also take on a third kid when you add the glider board. With two full-size seats that can recline coupled with adjustable footwells that allow them to stretch out, the City Select can easily become a nap on wheels. While identical in functionality, if you wanted to boost the style of your City Select, you could opt for the City Select Eco model, which would upgrade your seat fabric and give you a bumper bar and handlebar with leatherette detail.

This stroller comes in at a higher price point than others on the market, especially when you factor in the added accessories. However, in the luxury stroller category, it is on the more affordable end. That, coupled with the limited lifetime warranty on the stroller frame, makes this a solid investment. Safety

Final Verdict

With 28 configurations, the City Select 2 offers versatile seating for up to 3 kids (accessories sold separately) The City Select 2, City Select Lux and City Select fit the same wide range of infant car seats from several top brands using car seat adapters. All adapters for the City Select and City Select Lux will fit the City Select 2 and vice versa. Please note this isn’t a fully flat space like a bassinet. Alternatively, there is the option of the Select 2 bassinet sold separately if you prefer. Is there are newborn insert for the select 2? Read on for more differences between the Baby Jogger City Select LUX and the Baby Jogger City Select 2. City select fabrics may be machine-washed cold on a delicate cycle and hung dry. The stroller itself should be kept dry and should not be left outside exposed to the elements. Car seat compatibility

In this post, we'll review the differences between the City Select 2, City Select and City Select Lux strollers.

City Select 2 vs. City Select Lux and City Select Configurations

Compared with the original Baby Jogger City Select, the City Select 2 is 3 pounds lighter, and some versions have more premium Tencel fabrics, as well as a leatherette handlebar and included bumper bar. The City Select Lux offers four configurations that aren't possible for the City Select 2 or City Select: Only the Lux model is compatible with the bench seat, an accessory that allows an older child up to 65 pounds to ride along. The bench seat, now discontinued, won't fit the City Select 2.

For this Baby Jogger City Select stroller review, I used my 6-month old, 2 and 3 year-olds as guinea pigs. I am happy to report that all-too satisfactory naps at some point during this time. And that came as no surprise. But it retains the same features of the previous models—offering two dozen configurations for a growing family, with more space between seats than most double strollers on the market.

the stroller that grows with your family

One of the biggest differences between the City Select 2 and the City Select or City Select Lux is the weight of the stroller. Thanks to a lighter frame, the City Select 2 weighs less than 27 pounds—making it 3 to 5 pounds lighter than the City Select and City Select Lux.