Baby Jogger is credited as the inventor of the jogging stroller, and decades later the brand still centers its lineup on strollers built for real, active routines. Here's a real breakdown of the current Baby Jogger lineup and which one actually fits your family.
City Select 2: the modular flagship
The City Select 2 is Baby Jogger's expandable system, starting as a single stroller and growing into a double with a separately sold second seat as your family grows. It's the pick for parents who want one frame that adapts rather than buying a dedicated double stroller from the start, and it's available in several colorways as either a single or a pre-configured double.
City Mini GT3: the everyday all-rounder
The City Mini GT3 is the current generation of Baby Jogger's best-known everyday stroller, replacing the earlier GT2. It's built for daily use, curb cuts, and uneven sidewalks without the size or weight of a dedicated jogging stroller, and remains available in several colorways.
City Tour 2: the compact travel option
The City Tour 2 is Baby Jogger's ultra-compact, lightweight stroller, built to fold down small for travel or storage, and it's available in both single and double configurations. It's the model to reach for if you want something easier to carry onto a plane or tuck into a smaller trunk than the City Mini GT3 or City Select 2.
Summit X3: built for actual running
The Summit X3 is Baby Jogger's dedicated jogging stroller, with air-filled tires, all-wheel suspension, and a hand-operated deceleration brake for real control on downhills, plus a front wheel that locks for running and swivels for everyday walking. It's available in both single and double versions.
City Prix: jogger by day, bike trailer by weekend
The City Prix Jogger x Bike Trailer is a genuinely different product: a jogging stroller that converts into an aerodynamic bike trailer using a separately sold trailer conversion kit, taking about 90 seconds to switch over. All-wheel suspension and air-filled Innova rubber tires absorb bumps on rougher terrain, the front swivel wheel locks for running or removes entirely for trailer mode, and seatback storage zips off to be worn as a backpack. Baby Jogger says it's tested across 90 miles and 8 different terrains. It's the choice for a family that runs and bikes regularly and doesn't want two separate pieces of gear.
Baby Jogger's own car seats
Baby Jogger also makes its own car seats designed to pair directly with its stroller frames. The City Go 2 is the brand's infant car seat, and the City Turn is a rotating convertible car seat that swivels to make loading and unloading a toddler easier without reaching across the back seat.
Car seat compatibility beyond Baby Jogger's own seats
Baby Jogger also sells adapters for other major car seat brands, including Chicco and Peg Perego, Graco, and Maxi-Cosi, Nuna, and Cybex, so you're not locked into Baby Jogger's own car seats if you already own a compatible one.
Accessories worth adding
- Glider board, lets an older sibling stand at the back of a single stroller once they've outgrown their own seat.
- Parent console, adds cup holders and storage at the handlebar.
- Weather shield, keeps the City Mini GT3, GT2, or City Elite 2 usable in wet weather.
- Second seat, converts the City Select 2 from single to double.
Which Baby Jogger should you actually buy?
If you want one stroller that can expand for a second child later, the City Select 2 is built for exactly that. If you want a solid everyday stroller without the bulk of a jogger, the City Mini GT3 is the safer default. If travel and compact storage matter most, the City Tour 2 folds smaller than either. If you actually run regularly, the Summit X3 has the suspension and locking wheel to back it up, and if you also bike as a family, the City Prix covers both in one frame.
Caring for a Baby Jogger stroller
Removable seat fabric on most models can be spot-cleaned with mild soap and water; check the specific product's care label before machine washing. The wheels and suspension benefit from a periodic check for debris or hair wrapped around the axles, which is one of the more common causes of a stroller that starts pulling to one side.
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MacroBaby's Orlando showroom lets you compare the fold, the ride, and the size of each Baby Jogger model in person before you decide. Browse the full Baby Jogger collection online or visit our showroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the City Select 2 and City Mini GT3?
The City Select 2 is Baby Jogger's expandable system, built to grow from a single to a double stroller with a separately sold second seat. The City Mini GT3 is a fixed everyday single stroller, not designed to expand into a double.
Can the City Prix actually convert into a bike trailer?
Yes, using a separately sold trailer conversion kit that takes about 90 seconds to attach. The stroller's front wheel removes and stores in the basket for trailer mode.
Does Baby Jogger make its own infant car seat?
Yes, the City Go 2 is Baby Jogger's own infant car seat, and the City Turn is a rotating convertible car seat, both designed to pair with Baby Jogger stroller frames.
Can I use a Graco, Chicco, or Nuna car seat with a Baby Jogger stroller?
Yes, with a separately sold car seat adapter compatible with your specific car seat brand.
Which Baby Jogger stroller folds the smallest?
The City Tour 2 is Baby Jogger's most compact, lightweight option, built specifically for travel and easy storage.
