Baby Jogger Stroller Glider Board

Stays tucked to the stroller when not in use and doesn't extend out to hit feet with it down

Easy usage , very helpful with a toddler and baby .

I bought this last week for my toddler who likes to skateboard and to save for future use with our future baby. It snaps well onto our citi mini GT (it doesnt list it on the main product page but when you scroll down it does.) There is no space for him to place his head between the stroller and the handle bars. Or it doesnt pull out enough for him, which causes him to lean back and hold on for dear life. (If it doesn't tip.)

Wish the stroller still folded up completely with it attached. Other than that it's perfect!

My kiddos are 4 years apart so I bought this thinking it would be great for my older. The product itself is easy to install and well made, however; it's so difficult to push the stroller when a kid is standing on the glider. There's no room to step. Good idea, poor execution by Baby Jogger. Did anyone test this out before putting it on the market?!

We LOVE the idea of this but the mechanics hardly work for us to use this with our 3 year old. My husband and I either have to push with our arms completely extended, or One of us pushing the handle on each side of our child, making it very difficult to push for long walks. I would love to talk to somebody from customer support or the design team, as we would love to make our stroller work longer for our three young kids! We started out with a city mini, and now have a city select with two seats and this board.

This product is sturdy so 2 stars for that, but the wheels suck. You cannot use this very well if you're on a surface that isn't smooth/flat. It also removes some of the walking space so I feel like the stroller handle bars should have an extension to compensate for that loss. Hopefully the R&D Team takes a look at this product.

I would like to use it for all my kids1
I would like to use it for all my kids2

We have been so delighted with our City Mini GT for more than 2 years. We recommend it to everyone and have loved how light, sturdy and versatile it is. So when our second baby came along, we jumped at the chance to adapt it for our toddler and infant using the glider board. I'm so disappointed to find that it really doesn't work well with the mini GT at all. In order to make room for our 27 month-old's head, the handlebar has to be flipped all the way up, which makes pushing the stroller uncomfortable. We also have to shorten our stride so that our feet don't hit the board. Both of these issues might be resolved with a handlebar extension, but no such product is available. Anyway, it pains me to write a bad review because we live our city mini GT and all our other baby jogger accessories so much, but I'm just so disappointed with the glider - and it was not cheap. :(

When this was used with my City Select it worked like a charm. If you have a City Select I recommend this. When I tried using it with my City Mini GT2 it was not usable. The board was at an angle and my son couldn't stand on it. I do not recommend for a City Mini GT2

It works well, but you have to remove each time to fold it. Thats why I gave 4 stars.

I bought this product and only used it once. It is impossible to walk with the glider attached. As I walk my feet hit the glider I had to watch every step I took.

Great big and wide toddler board. Kid can even sit on it.

I feel like it doesn't sit or ride flat. Not quite sure how to describe it. Basically it is gliding at an angle.

This is just what I needed and have been wanting for a while. It makes it so easy for my kiddos to just jump on quick. Only downside is that it takes up a lot of room for the parent to walk so it's a little awkward. Also, the weight limit is 45 lbs so my 5 year old is going to be too big for it pretty quickly.

Works great, the kids love it. Makes it easy to transport my 3 kids, now they don't fight over who is going to sit or walk, now the fight over who gets to ride the glider. :-)

I love my city mini gt single and double stroller. So much so that when I lost my city mini gt single stroller (moving internationally), I went straight into a store to re purchase it. However, I also have the glider board and while this board works quite well not the double stroller (because the handle is bigger), it isn't compatible with the single stroller. Unfortunately the handle bar on the single stroller gets in the way when my son is riding on the glider board, making it difficult to use. My only wish is that Baby Jogger enable the city mini gt single handle bar to extend as this would mean that my son could use the glider board properly.

I've had my glider for about 6 months and I really like it. My kids are 14 months apart and it comes in handy when I need to make a quick trip into a store, doctors office or restaurant. I will use my city select as a single but face the youngest towards us so the kids entertain each other. I live in the country and it even works ok on our old blacktop road but it is a little noisy.

I saw reviews with it in use for the select and it looked great. With the double there is plenty of leg room so no bumping of legs and my 4 and 2 year old easily fit between the stroller and handle bar.

The downside is that it is not designed for the double. You cannot fold it up and it does not store well at all with it attached. They should have made some design adjustments for double.

While they are at it they should design it so that you can put two side by side or just one in the midde or one long one. Either way it should fold nicely.

I was so excited to get this cause it looks awesome, but I'm a little disappointed. It isn't as awesome as I want it to be. Here are the cons:
1) The handle bar of the stroller is all up in my toddlers face, even when the glider board is in its most far back setting.
2) It makes it hard to reach the handle bar (and I'm 5'9") of my city mini GT and makes it hard to steer.
3) I keep kicking the wheel of the glider board when walking. Which hurts when you're in flip flops
4) you have to take the wheels off in order to fold the stroller.

Overall, I don't love it, but I'm gonna keep it for those few instances when the pros of having it will outweigh the cons. But I will not use as often as I would've liked because of the reasons stated above.