Baby Jogger City Micro Single

The Baby Jogger City Micro stroller is the lightest, most compact stroller made by Baby Jogger. The City Micro shares its frame with its sibling, the City Mini stroller, but the Micro is the ultimate errand stroller in the line with a focus on trimming some weight (and a bit of cost) off the Mini stroller.

The Baby Jogger City Micro stroller handles and steers as easily as any compact umbrella stroller of equal weight. It rides on EVA tires, with sealed ball bearings in the wheels to ensure no grit or dirt slows down your ride.

Baby Jogger's patented quick-fold technology has been incorporated into the City Micro stroller. It collapses in a single easy step, and the folded size is quite manageable.

The two-position reclining seat on the Baby Jogger City Micro helps with nap time. The standard 5-point safety harnesses ensure that your child will be securely strapped.

With a tall, rounded handlebar and good legroom for pushing, we've found that the City Micro stroller is a very good choice for small to tall parents.

The Baby Jogger City Micro looks similar to an all-terrain stroller, but it is designed to be used on sidewalks, in malls and stores, and other smooth surfaces. The City Micro will not push easily over rough terrain.

Storage on the City Micro is a bit better than compact umbrella strollers in this price range.

FEATURES

Patented Quick-Fold technology
Seatback has two-position recline
Seat back storage compartment
Adjustable 5-point safety harness
Under seat storage basket
6" front and 8" rear lightweight quick-release wheels with sealed ball bearings
Rear parking brake
Two-position sun canopy with peek-a-boo flap
Includes accessory mounting bracket for Baby Jogger City series accessories
50 lb. maximum weight capacity

BABY JOGGER CITY MICRO VS CITY MINI

The City Micro weighs less
The City Micro costs less
The City Micro has a two-position recline, while the City Mini has multiple positions
The City Micro has an average-sized two-position sun canopy, while the City Mini has a larger, multiple-position sun canopy.
The City Micro has a 6" front wheel with no shock absorber, while the City Mini has an 8" front wheel with a shock to help smooth over bumps