Baby Jogger City Mini...........How easy is it to push one handed? Come and convince me I NEED to buy one!

[LatinDAISYcal]

DD is walking more and more so no need for my double anymore. I have a little chicco for the back of the car but when DS is in it I cannot hold DD's hand and push it at the same time as it has a mind of it's own and is aggravating my RSI in my wrist.

How easy is the BJCM to push, and more importantly steer with one hand? We have a to cross a few roads on the way back from school and I need something that isn't going to go veering off on it's own in the middle of a busy road while I try and grapple with DD's hand.

I roadtested the double and was impressed, but realise the single might steer a lot differently.

come and convince me it's the perfect buggy for me....please

[NewPinkPup]

It's lovely, so easy to push! I take it on the school run everyday with clingy 4 year old ds insisting I hold his hand all the way & ds2 is always so comfy he has a nap & stays asleep long enough for me to have a cup of tea & a mn when I get home He's just starting to wake up now

[LatinDAISYcal]

good stuff....any more?

How is it crossing roads that are on a hill? (ie I have uphill one side and downhill the other side of me) My P&T wants to veer off down the hill crossing on these roads and it can be quite tough to control with one hand. The BJCM is much lighter though isn't it?

[NewPinkPup]

Yes it's really light.. I've not had any problems on the roads & there are lots of hills where I am, I guess it might depend on the weight of the child in the buggy. But I have a chunky just 6 month old - 20lbs and almost in 9-12month clothes & haven't had any problems at all, even with ds1's pe kit, book bag, coats & a changing bag etc underneath in the basket.

[LatinDAISYcal]

You've convinced me pinkpup! (like I needed convincing ) DH will go bonkers.