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Like the other comments above, I'm experiencing the same. The adaptors just don't work. The adaptors feel loose and can rock back and forth. The Fit2 doesn't even click. I really love the baby jogger city tour lux design, but I think I like the fit2 infant seat even more. It's time to return stroller and adaptors and find a stroller more compatible with fit2. I just don't feel comfortable having my baby not being clicked in surely to the adaptors.

We had the same experience as the other 1 star review. This adapter doesn't work well in the city tour lux stroller and Chicco Fit2 combination. My wife is able to click in the car seat every second or third try. It takes me five or six tries each time. You can frequently get the car seat into what feels like the right position but it won't click or only one side will click. It doesn't help that you can't see what you're supposed to be clicking into because it's recessed lower in the body of the adapter.

When you do get the car seat to click in, it doesn't feel super firmly secured, you can rock the seat forward and backwards which doesn't seem like the best thing.

The adapter itself also come with one of the steel pins (for connecting the hollow and tapered bars) out of whack (kept sticking) which made what should have been a five minute installation, an hour long affair.

We're going to try one of the seat / adapter combinations too..

I bought this attachment for my City tour Lux and Chicco Keyfit 30 Air Zip infant car seat. The box says it is design to work for my model and the Fit2. There two design flaws. One, the inside brake lever on the stroller gets in the way when attaching the seat (This should have been placed on the outside and not the inside). You have to pay attention to not hit the lever when trying to insert the car seat. Second, the seat does not click in without trying it 3 to 4 times. The rails don't guide the seat properly so you will very like click one side but not the other. This no longer becomes a snap and go. It requires two people to be looking at the alignment rail (one on each side) before you click in.

I would look into a different car seat with a better adapter. Something that sticks out like the Britax, Baby Jogger Go, or the Maxi Cosi. This way it is easier to insert the seat. The rails on the Chicco do not stick out so it is hard to see when you wan to align it.