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Mountain buggy swift vs baby jogger mini gt

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becsbristol · 09/02/2013 23:02

Hi... I'm looking for a travel system suitable from birth (with carrycot) which is suitable for dog walking, woods and costal paths etc as well as in the city ..

I'm looking at the mountain buggy swift and the baby jogger mini city gt... Anyone have an experience of either??

Thanks Smile

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Tiggywunkle · 10/02/2013 13:35

Yes, first of all I dont know how rugged your paths are, but will the GT / Swift wheels be enough. Look also at the Urban Jungle / Elite as the bigger brothers of the GT / Swift.

The Baby Joggers are much more luxurious - both for the child and for the adult. There are more features and higher spec eg. more padded seats, mesh pockets for storage, handbrake etc. The GT seat and leg length is much much longer than the Swift. I dont like the way the Mountain Buggy fabric bunches around the child's head when you pull them up after a recline. The biggest difference for me is the handle height. The Swift is way too low for me, and when I have it high, I am practically on top of the pushchair. I am 5ft 6 ins. The GT handlebar is higher and has a better range. The folds are very different. The MB's have long folds which freestand. The BJCMGT has a flatter fold which can be done one handed ie without having to put the child down. You can walk and fold at the same time. The MB requires floor space as it folds flat to the ground. Its a 2 handed fold.

For me, there is no question the Baby Jogger is far superior.

becsbristol · 10/02/2013 17:16

That's great thank you very much.. I was leaning more towards the baby jogger due to the fold.. We have an estate car, but it has a dog crate in the back and the Baby jogger would fit down the side of the crate .. I'lll take a look at the elite as well

Thanks for the advice ...Grin

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