would it be safe to assume ..

turtlemama · Oct 20, 2011

That if I can push one of those Target carts that holds 3 kids through small aisles, that the City Select would be just as easy?
Those carts are super long and I was hesitant on the Select because it's supposed to be really long. Surely it's not as long as one of those carts?

Aurezalia · Oct 20, 2011

The Select, long? Nah.
I mean, it's not a true double stroller frame, so it's actually shorter than most tandem strollers. I find it very, VERY easy to push. Definitely shorter than one of those carts, lol!

turtlemama · Oct 20, 2011

Good to know!
I keep wondering if the kid in front might get ran into things. Does that happen?

Phineasmama · Oct 21, 2011

Never had a problem maneuvering through aisles, in fact I have been known to push it one handed through Barnes & Noble with a coffee in the other hand

DH did let it roll into some shrubbery one time with DS on the front

But he wasn't paying attention. Other than that no crashes!

lovemybabies924 · Oct 21, 2011

My friends just rolled in to a ditch by it's self so it's so easy it goes alone haha

Sent from my iPod touch, sorry for any auto-correct typos!

turtlemama · Oct 24, 2011

Thanks lol. Do you guys think the Select would be a better choice over the B-ready and the Vista?
I'm having a hard time choosing between those 3.
The only one I might be able to try in stores is the Vista, so I can't test out the others.

jbcheshire · Oct 25, 2011

I have been playing with both the city select and the b-ready for over a month now (since the b-ready came out) at a local store...i know they think im crazy. and i ultimately ended up buying the b-ready. it pushed better to me, and in general felt more compact (something that was important to me) and i liked the fact that it is easy to convert from a single to double from day to day. with the select you have to actually un-install the doubles attachment. so if i go shopping one day with only one kiddo, i just leave the second seat off, and have a single. the only thing im not too fond of with the b-ready...and i have it set up for an infant carrier on bottom and seat infront. is that when the front seat is sitting on the attachments to move it forward to give the back more room, and the hood is up, i have trouble seeing over the stroller. Granted im only like 5'3. However, i lovet the fact that my DH can comfortably push the stroller without kicking anything, even with the infant carrier on the bottom, and he is 6'2.

turtlemama · Oct 26, 2011

I saw a lady with the B-ready today! Ooooh I was so jealous. Lol
First I saw it from the front and it had the carseat up top. I thought that was it, but she turned around and there was the 2nd seat. It was really compact. This makes my choice a tad easier and now I'm leaning towards the b-ready. I'd love to happen upon a Select like that so I could just decide. Lol

turtlemama · Nov 7, 2011

I saw a lady come out of the Wal-mart pushing a City Select last night. It's nowhere near as long as I thought it would be. *sigh*
Now, I have no clue which to get, if I'm ever able to get one.

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