Does this work with Baby Jogger City Select on a closet door? (supposedly only 28lbs, but feels so much heavier than that!)
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I tried out the hanger on a builder grade interior door and a bifold closet door. Both supported the weight of the City Select with one attached seat. I did, however, have an issue with the bulk of the stroller preventing a door from opening more than halfway because the door was perpendicular to a wall.
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I don't know about that stroller specifically, but we did use it for a Maclaren twin, which is probably at least 20 lbs. The bigger issue will probably be the size of it and if you'll need to get through the door. We ultimately returned this because the stroller itself was so bulky.
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It works well with the old model bugaboo bee which is 18 pounds. It is very stable and sturdy and i think could take more weight. I hang it folded with the handlebar on the hooks. I dont know if the baby jogger city select will stay folded if you hang it by the handlebar.
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I'm not sure. I have mine on a regular door with a brutal B-ready, and it works great! I was afraid it was going to be too heavy or not be sturdy, but I was very impressed!
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I 've not tried it when running. But I tried it while walking. It comes with different sizes of rubbers pieces so you should be able to find one that fit tightly. My answer is 90% sure it will not fall when running, if you find right size of rubber pieces.
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No ... You really need to buy the separate jogging wheel if you are going to do some serious (or even light) running. Even if you just run very lightly, the swivel wheels swivel like crazy.... It doesn't work. However...it is a wonderful jogging stroller and turns like nothing... So I still recommend it for running, just get the alssparate wheel. It is very easy to pop them on and out to switch them up
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Mine has worked fine. Easy to move and store. I am 5'4" and 115lbs, might be different for really big guys, but I did not want to pay over a grand for a bunch of bells and whistles I don't need like with the gym models so this was perfect for me and well worth it considering the low price.
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I believe it would work but also I use this for my three year old when I walk or jog. My daughter is pretty tall so her feel hang out at the bottom. I really like this jogging stroller.
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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
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I have this stroller and while it's definitely not as light and easy to push as a real jogger like the BOB, I've found that on a decently smooth city jogging trail (like the one close to my house), I can do a slow jog and push it just fine. And slow jogging is all I'm doing these days, post baby. :)
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yes, my son is a runner and ran a 5k with his daughter in the stroller and used one hand to push. he said it was very easy to push because it was light weight.
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Tight fit but it can be done. I just tried my honda key with the buttons on it and it fit fine. I didn't jog with it, I only tried it for the purposes of answering your question but I feel it would be secure for a work out.
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Yes and it worked great! I don't have the other two as a comparison, but would highly recommend the rain canopy for the baby jogger. Worth the extra money.
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It doesn't fit tightly on my doors and I suppose it could slip off when not holding clothes or other weight. I have used these many years and have not had it happen. If you are concerned that it will, I would suggest putting a piece of non slip rubber material under it to keep it from slipping and marring the door. It is still the best product I have found for holding things on doors.
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I purchased this jogger for my daughter. She has a 3yr. old and 7 mo. old, daughters. She and her husband are long distance runners. I really don't know about your question, but the jogger is fairly easy to maneuver and quite sturdy. So, I could imagine it would work well for these activities you have mentioned. I do not have any other suggestions as my daughter did the research and chose this particular jogger.
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That's one of the reasons I got this one. We have a city jogger that's twenty some pounds. It's a pain for everyday chores. This one is super light, less than 12 lb and fits down isles in stores better. It's light than a lot of the other umbrella strollers I researched too, but not the lightest. Those cheap crappy little ones are lighter.
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It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels! Hope that helps :) It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels!... » Read More It's lightweight and maneuvers easily, but I don't think I'd use it as a jogger. The three wheel design works for other joggers bc they are bigger, in this one I think the compact nature wouldn't be an asset for stability. I also have the City Elite and that one I'd use as a jogger, I currently use that to power walk with my dogs. It's much sturdier. All that said, if you still opt for this stroller, get the GT model with real wheels. We use this for travel and as a car stroller, and in just that I am not happy with the plasticy wheels. If you ran w it you'd definitely need real wheels! Hope that helps :) « Show Less
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I agree with Holly, it will work but is very heavy, probably save you a few trips to the gym.
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If you apply it tight enough around a thick athletic sock, it does fine...at least at the lower weight (5 lb) that I was using it....The design seems good, so if any such ankle weight works, it should be this one....
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Yes it does. It is deeper and has more pockets than the one made by Baby Jogger. In addition it has reinforced metal wire frame around the top, whereas the Baby Jogger has only two wires running parallel.One thing to consider is that the Baby Jogger console has a much stronger velcro.