Jolly Jumper Single Jogging Stroller with Protective Weathershield

Lovely SaydeeLovely Saydee: It fits on my baby trend jogger stroller. It is true that it is hard for to get a perfect fit on the Velcro straps by the handles but it goes Velcro together. There is absolutely no coverage for your items underneath but at least your child will be protected from the rain. It came alot sooner than expected and I am happy with my purchase. There's no zipper so in order to let your child out you can unstrap it from the bottom or from the top. It is vented on both sides so your child will have air circulation and cold air coming in, bundle them up for sure.

United States on Jan 25, 2023

Lexie Ludwig: I figured I'd write this for any other Urban Glide owners looking for an alternative to the Thule brand rain cover. This one fits nearly perfectly. There is a little bit of space on the front end which is nice in case little guy needs a blanket. You can also recline the seat fully with the rain cover on! I like that it's clear on top so I can still see through the window on the hood of the stroller. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I wish there was more ventilation. There are some air holes on the side, but I worry about how breathable it will be. That being said, the back of the cover easily rolls up to let more air in, with a small potential sacrifice of water entering the stroller.

United States on Sep 28, 2019

SkeletorSkeletor: I’m sure it’ll keep my girl dry. It fits my Baby Trend stroller perfect enough that I don’t see a way she’ll get wet but it is kinda short so maybe the snacks/my school stuff below might. The snow in Utah sometimes falls at an angle with the wind. It has air holes on the sides so I like that it won’t get foggy in there. The cover is easy to put on and off with velcro. The straps on the bottom are interesting, it helps keep the cover snug but it kind of ruffles the sides to where the air holes face up parallel to the ground instead of out to the side- an elastic in addition to straps could improve this. Overall though I’m excited for this. The plastic feels like the plastic bags comforter sets come in, and it’s slightly tinted so it must be pretty resilient. I recommend it. I had low expectations for it and it exceeded them, I just wish it was slightly longer on the back.

United States on Jan 24, 2018

christine: I bought this for my City Mini Baby Jogger stroller and it fits really well! It is maybe an inch longer but there are two velcro straps that can slip on the bottom metal bar of the stroller and keeps the plastic shield from blowing up. The plastic feels sturdy and overall seems like it would last longer than the actual Baby Jogger City Mini rain shield. I had previously had the Baby Jogger Weather Shield and the plastic by the zipper ripped after two uses. What I also really like about the Jolly Jumper is that it is clear plastic all over so you can see your child through the canopy window. This is unlike the Baby Jogger Weather Shield which has a black fabric that covers the canopy which defeats the purpose of the stroller's canopy window.

United States on Dec 28, 2017

Brittney: I have a 'Schwinn Turismo Swivel Wheel Single Jogging Stroller'. After looking high and low for a weather cover that wouldn't rip when I put it on or would actually fit my stroller, my search is finally over. It seems that Amazon likes to lower and raise prices as things sit in my cart and I was going to buy the InStep stroller cover for a single stroller when it was around 14$. I kept it in my cart for a few days and the price raised by over ten dollars, which was even higher than the double stroller cover. So I began looking again and stumbled upon this little gem. I bought it since the price was right and many said it fit their strollers. It was a tight fit on my stroller, but it does fit. I had to pull it pretty hard to get it over the sun shade and it did not rip, not even close. I was able to secure all of the velcro and there were no gaps or places where it didn't cover. So far so good!

United States on Jan 28, 2016