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glider double stroller Baby Jogger Jet City Mini GT2 Double Stroller

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glider double stroller Baby Jogger Jet City Mini GT2 Double StrollerThe Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller is now in an updated design with forever air rubber tires and all wheel suspension. The signature one step in seat fold lets you fold the double stroller quickly and easily. Each seat features adjustable calf support and near flat recline for your children's comfort. The adjustable handlebar, hand operated parking brake, and extra large storage basket provide convenience. UV 50 canopies with magnetic

The Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller is now in an updated design with forever air rubber tires and all-wheel suspension. The signature one-step in-seat fold lets you fold the double stroller quickly and easily. Each seat features adjustable calf support and near-flat recline for your children's comfort. The adjustable handlebar, hand-operated parking brake, and extra-large storage basket provide convenience. UV 50 canopies with magnetic peekaboo windows keep your children shaded.

Uncompromised Agility

Forever air rubber tires with all-wheel suspension mean you're ready for adventure on any terrain.

One-Step In-Seat Fold

Lift both in-seat straps and the City Mini GT2 Double Stroller folds itself quickly and easily.

Adjustable Handlebar

Find the perfect fit to make strolling as comfortable for you as it is for them.

Hand-Operated Parking Brake

With a simple click, your stroller is locked for easy unloading.

Adjustable Calf Support

Make sure your children are riding comfortably with the adjustable calf support.

Near-Flat Recline

Seats recline to near-flat position to find the best angle for your growing kids.

UV50 Canopies

Full-coverage UV 50 canopies with magnetic peekaboo windows keep children shaded and let you keep an eye on them.

Baby Jogger Glider Board

The Glider Board is a great way to let your older child hitch a ride. It attaches easily to the rear axle of your stroller and has a non-slip surface so you know your child will be safe. The Glider Board can flip out of the way when not in use and folds easily even when attached to the stroller.

Compatible Stroller Platforms: City Mini GT2, City Select, City Select LUX, City Mini 2, City Mini Double, City Mini GT Double, City Premier.

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