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Phil and Teds Sport Buggy "Version 2" With Doubles Kit: Black Review

Phil and Teds Sport Buggy 'Version 2' With Doubles Kit: Black
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I recently purchased this stroller with the doubles kit, as #2's arrival is imminent.First of all, Phil and Ted's supplies the world's worst instruction manual.It's poorly written and illustrated, and the design does not lend itself to using your intuition to put it together b/c there are so many different ways configure this stroller.That leads me to the best feature of this stroller.It is highly functional.It allows for single stroller use as well as use with an infant + toddler and use with two toddlers.I was disappointed to find that for a three wheel stroller, it is not nearly as easy to push and maneuver as the BOB.It is stiff and tends to tip when trying to turn sharply.I know my BOB is a single stroller without all of the functions of the Sport Buggy, but I guess I am spoiled by how easy life has been with BOB.I've had no problems steering my two year old with one hand while steering my dog's leash with the other hand.Unfortunately, it hasn't been easy with this buggy.I expect the Sport Buggy to be more difficult to maneuver as I add the weight of another baby to the stroller.However, I need to be fair and highlight that this stroller will carry two kids instead of one, without the added bulk of a full double stroller.I am hoping that over time, its functional features will outweigh it's limitations.Pros: double stroller capability, single stroller width, adjustable handlebar, easy to access undercarriage when in single position, easy to operate harness, both seats can recline, easy folding mechanism, relatively lightweight, streamlined design.Cons: cannot maneuver with one hand, sometimes difficult to steer with two hands, cramped undercarriage when in doubles position, foot brake is difficult to access in doubles position and is also difficult to operate regardless of stroller configuration, canopy is short and doesn't provide as much coverage as I'd hoped.

UPDATE: after using the stroller with two kids, I've found that it is actually easier to steer with added weight and a slight adjustment to the handle bar.I've only used it in the setting with the infant laying flat thus far, and it has been working out well.It can fold while in this configuration, which is nice, but it does make the stroller heavier.I now have the pannier bags b/c of the cramped undercarriage storage.The bags are great.I leave one on the stroller at all times, and I keep it loaded with diapers and essentials.The other one comes with me into the house, and I load it with snacks and whatever else I need on a given day.It's nice to know that I don't have to carry a diaper bag with me.There's enough gear with two kids, and this way I don't have to remember as much.

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The new 2007 Phil & Ted's Sport stroller has made a good thing even better! The Phil & Ted's Sport Buggy has kept all the great features of the popular e3 model, including the adjustable smooth swivel / fixed wheel design and single action dual-rear brakes, but also includes many innovative additions that won't leave you guessing why it's called “new and improved”. The Sport is the perfect stroller for any growing family, as the Phil & Ted's Sport Doubles Kit easily clicks into place so that this stylish single stroller can quickly accommodate another child. The adjustable padded seat allows for comfort and ideal positioning for infants of any age, ranging from a completely flat bed for newborns to an upright chair for toddlers. Fact is 75% percent of families at some stage will have 2 children less than 3 years apart. At that time they are going to need one buggy that caters for two children. The Sport, coupled with the available Phil & Ted's Sport Doubles Kit, allows you to carry one or two children and saves you the high cost of having to purchase another double buggy when number 2 comes along. Weighing only 24lbs, the Sport is an extremely lightweight and maneuverable stroller that gives parents the freedom to take advantage of the all-terrain design. Available in many different colors of water-resistant fabric, this sleek and compact stroller really is one of a kind. Phil & Ted's did it again! Other features include: Alloy and steel frame “Peek-a-boo” window in canopy Adjustable ergonomic handle Adjustable crotch restraint Lower storage basket with two pockets Inflatable tires Solid steel axles Removable safety bar Max load: Single position, 55lbs; single & toddler, 88lbs Dimensions: 24"w x 48"l x 43"h; Folded: 36"w x 23"l x 11"h BabyBecause also carries a full range of great accessories for your Phil & Ted's buggy.

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phil&teds Inline Sport Buggy Review

phil&teds Inline Sport Buggy
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We love our Phil and Teds! We bought this stroller because we needed something that could handle both sidewalks and rough terrain, and have not been disappointed. The stroller folds down easily, and fits in the trunk ofthe car with room to spare. All of the straps and buckles look a bit confusing at first, but everything is very user friendly. Make time to read the manual, it is full of interesting graphics, well worth the effort.

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phil&teds Inline Sport BuggyDirect from New Zealand comes the sporty inline, the phil&teds Sport buggy. This unique 4 in 1 stroller is like nothing else on the market today. Perfect for your newborn or toddler, it grows with you and your family to accommodate two children. Just attach the Doubles Kit (sold separately) to the back, and you have a compact stroller with seating for a baby and toddler, or 2 toddlers! No need to buy a whole new double stroller, click in the doubles kit and you are re

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Tike Tech Double All Terrain X3 Sport Stroller Review

Tike Tech Double All Terrain X3 Sport Stroller
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I purchased this stroller 4 months ago and simply loved the way it moves.My problem started when my son went to sit in it and his foot went right through the fabric foot rest.The tear is along the bar which makes it difficult to fix.I contacted Tike Tech and they did say it was under warrenty.The problem is they require me to send the stroller back to them without their reimbursing me for the postage, this is a large stroller that weighs over 35lbs, making it very costly to send.Plus it takes 5 weeks to get my stroller back.My other option was to find a seamstress locally and I'd once again have to spend my money to pay to fix it... their remedy, I get a snack pack.I don't know I'm not too happy with Tike Tech's workmanship and warrenty.If they had offered to pay for the seamstress I won't have been sharing this review with you all.

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Fixed Wheel- Front Wheel Does Not Swivel

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Mountain Buggy Duo Double Twin Child Stroller Review

Mountain Buggy Duo Double Twin Child Stroller
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I have researched double strollers for a while and 2010 Mountain Buggy Duo seems to be the winner on the US market (I liked some European brands that offer a possibility to switch seats position facing the parent or facing the street, but I was not ready to pay for the shipping from Europe). I liked everything about it and if I had hesitations re 2009 model, even considered EasyWalker duo, which is the next best thing, once they made the changes to 2010 model, I rushed to buy this stroller. So far I didn't discover any cons, only pros:
1) easy to assemble
2) easy to maneuver, front wheels can be locked
3) 2 separate seat canopies
4) works ideally for our family with one newborn, who is in the bassinet and for a 1.6 month old sibling
5) seems to have very strong base (sometimes our 3rd child, 3 y.o takes a short ride in addition to 2 little babies already in the stroller)
6) chili dot color looks sooooo cool: just bright enough to please the eye, not obnoxiously red
7) the storage space is plentiful
All I can say is I LOVE IT!

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Mountain Buggy Duo StrollerHit the streets and have some fun with your little ones riding in a Mountain Buggy built for two - the Mountain Buggy duo stroller. At 29" wide, the duo double stroller fits through standard doorways, and with added features like a water bottler holder, newborn accommodating harness, a deep recline, and flat fold, the mountain buggy duo makes strolling with baby super easy.Benefits for You: From coffee shops to the mall to the trail, the 12" air-filled tires and front

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Joovy Caboose Ultralight Stand On Tandem Stroller Review

Joovy Caboose Ultralight Stand On Tandem Stroller
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As a mom of three and having owned a wide variety of strollers over the years I love the way this stroller looks and rolls out of the box.To me, this is such a lightweight, easy to fold, unfold and load into the trunk item.It rolls so smoothly and turns on a dime.The parent holder looks so cool and CAN be WASHED!!My three year old son fit well on the back seat and the smile he had on his face when I pointed out the handles so he could stand securely on the back told me he'll actually stay on this in the mall.My six year old, 43 pound daughter rode on the back with no weight in the front seat and the stroller felt sturdy and not at all like tipping back.Out of the box this beats any of the Peg Perego or Graco strollers we've owned in the past.I'll update this review after I've used it with the new baby on the front and put some miles on this wonderful stroller!

12/20/2008After using this stroller for over a year and a half I still love it.My now just turned five year old loves to sit or stand on the back and I almost never have to fight to get him to stay on it.Practically, my older child has to sit a little hunched forward when the baby's sleeping and it's reclined all of the way back, but he can stand with no problem.Also, it's a little hard to get my diaper bag in the attached storage area, but that's just me being picky.The parent storage is wonderful and I'm so glad I have the zippered area for keys and can put my phone and drink and other stuff safely tucked away.Airline boarding passes fit perfectly!1 1/2 years later it still pushes effortlessly and is perfect rounding clothes racks a the mall and navigating at restaurants. I love my stroller and still recommend it to people that ask about it.

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The best, lightest, most maneuverable Caboose yet!The Caboose Ultralight is so compact, maneuverable and lightweight you might forget that it's a tandem stroller!At a mere 21 pounds the Caboose Ultralight is 20% lighter weight than the original model and far lighter than most double strollers.The Ultralight is also ultra-maneuverable because it has sealed ball bearing wheels. (If that doesn't mean anything to you; it is faster and smoother.Think rollerblades and skateboards.)Moms and Dads will really love the neoprene Cool Essentials Parent Organizer too. It has plenty of room to store your keys, cell phone, etc and the cup holder will help keep your drinks cool.And, the deluxe sun canopy offers more protection for your children on sunny days out. Features:Universal car seat attachment works with most infant seats (see chart on photos page)Lightweight aluminum frame, 20% lighter than the Original Caboose Overall stroller weight: 21 lbsOversized canopy with sun visor extensionIncludes Essential Neoprene Parent OrganizerPatented Stand-On Tandem design with padded rear seat allows standing child to take a restLocking, front swivel wheels make the Ultralight super maneuverableDeluxe, fully adjustable 5-point harness in front seat and 3-point harness on rear bench seatComfortable three-position front seat with adjustable footrestFoam covered handles for both parent and rear standing childNew, larger storage basket underseat with elastic sides for easy accessSuper compact trigger fold designLinked brakes Child tray with cup holderAppropriate for children from 6 months to 45 lbs. Specifications: See image below Gift Wrap not available. Shipping Note: This item ships via UPS Ground within contiguous United States only.Cannot be shipped to AK/HI, PO boxes, US territories, or APO/FPO addresses.

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Peg Perego Gt3 for Two Performance Stroller Review

Peg Perego Gt3 for Two Performance Stroller
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I spent weeks looking a researching strollers and when I came across this one it looked like the PERFECT stroller for all purpose (ie jogging, shopping, outtings ect).The first thing I noticed about this stroller was the MASSIVE size and difficulty to transport.It's huge and awkward to fold and store and it's VERY heavy!!.We took this stroller to the State Fair with us and it was SO bad and difficult to push that my husband flat out refused to push it!I only used this stroller for ONE child and she is only 8 months old... 23lbs!It was AWFUL!I am selling the stroller.HATE IT!!DON"T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!

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Tike Tech Double City X3 Swivel Stroller Review

Tike Tech Double City X3 Swivel Stroller
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Tike Tech Double City X3 Swivel Stroller Double Maximum Versatility with its relaxed smooth geometry and front swivel wheel offers both luxury and high performance all in one. The lightweight oval shaped frame with dual rear suspension creates a totally snappy ride. With many child friendly features including infant car seat compatibility, the new City X3 is a radically responsive stroller and a delight to push. Standard features include dual rear suspension, dual rear parking brake, one touch recline and harness system, independent seats and canopies and is suitable for newborns and toddlers.

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phil&teds Inline Sport Buggy w/ DOUBLES KIT (Navy) Review

phil&teds Inline Sport Buggy w/ DOUBLES KIT
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NOTE: THIS REVIEW REFERENCES THE PHIL & TED'S SPORT DOUBLE BUGGY (NOT THE e3) AND WAS THE LATEST VERSION OF THE STROLLER AS OF SUMMER 2007

If you're looking for a concise review, look elsewhere.Below is a detailed review (perhaps tediously so) of the Phil & Ted's sport double stroller by feature.We've owned the Phil & Ted's Sport buggy for several months now.I am in my late 20's and my wife and I have a2 year old and a 12 week old.As I found online reviews were quite helpful in my research, I though I'd return the favor to other multi-child families.

1.Fabric/Materials

Pros:

- High quality fabric, thick and strong with heavy stitching.
- Colors are fun with reflective portions for safety
- Buttons, zippers and hooks in all the right places
- "Runaway" safety strap along with a "frame lock" strap

Cons:

- None

2.Handlebar

Pros:

- Soft, comfortable handgrip (semi-firm foam)
- One handlebar for one-handed pushing if needed

Cons:

- Biggest problem here is the short handlebar.Lack of telescoping feature or simply extending back further leaves some people (1 out of 6 people I asked, plus myself) hitting the doubles seat in the 2-toddler position.(Push it around the store BEFORE you buy)
- Pivot feature (around a horizontal axis) serves littlepurpose as it does not adequately improve comfort for taller/shorter persons nor does it allow for more compact storage.
- "Play" in the handlebar deviates from the otherwise overwhelming feeling of solid construction and high quality.
- If you ever cut/scrape the foam (easy to do when moving in/out of the car) you'll be irritated by it for months (trust me, I know from experience :( )

3.Frame

Pros:

- Solid and secure, very reassuring (it oughta bebased on the pricetag!
- Ingenious fold up with lock for surprisingly compact storage considering its size and functionality (fits into our 2 door hatchback trunk...yah, soon to change)
- Toddler-infant arrangement folds up without disassembling.

Cons:

- I've found an irritating vibration in the right rear frame on 2 of these strollers now.The first one we returned because it did it all the time, the second one does it about 15% of the time.It seems to be related to how the axle seats inside the frame, and did not vary even with a new axle.
- This stroller is heavy!I'm a 5'10" male weighing 185 lbs.It is awkward and bulky for me to move in/out of the car.My wife has a difficult time moving it by herself.Beware those of you who use public transportation!You do not want to have to fold up this stroller and manage to kids at the same time, especially by yourself.
- 2-toddler position requires simple disassembly before fold up

4.Wheels

Pros:
- Easy on/off wheels are a very nice feature and again, ingenious.
- 12" Rubber, air filled tires offer a smooth, comfortable ride.
- 360 degree pivoting front 3rd wheel gives great agility
- Rear kids' fingers protected in 2-toddler position by 2 rear guards over the wheels (an improvement from the first version)

Cons:

- Thin rubber tires and tubes are a sure victim of goatheads and other thorns.This will vary based on your location (we've popped 3 tires already and spend about $40 on sealant and tube protectors).
- Easy on/off wheels are great, but we never use them as taking them off offers little storage advantage and you need them on to protect the tire guards from being damaged.
- This stroller is not for jogging

5.Storage Space

Pros:

- Large storage under the stroller fits most of what you need

Cons:

- lack of standard cup holders and zippered pouch for keys/wallet/cell phone.
- 2-toddler position has the rear child with their feet in the storage compartment leaving little room for anything else.

6. Brake

Pros:

- one brake for both rear wheels
- no chance of accidental unlocking

Cons:

- difficult to both lock and unlock with your foot, especially in either of the 2-child positions (don't try unlocking in Sandals... Ouch!)

7. Hood

Pros:

- Solid wiring inside the hood give eliminates the "flimsy" that accompanies most hoods.
- Hook and button on either side hold the hood tight and secure when open

Cons:

- Minimal sun protection when used as a single child stroller
- 2 child position brings the front child's head quite close to the hood.(Our child seems to like it, almost like he's able to hide)

8. Infant "Cave"

Pros:

- Private, flat space for an infant until such time as they can hold their own head up
- clear plastic cover seals the opening, protecting child from wind/bugs and nosy strangers

Cons:

- slightly awkward transferring child in/out of this cave, but overall a really sound setup.

9. Doubles kit

Pros:

- Pretty much the main reason for purchasing the stroller.This feature sets Phil & Teds apart from the pack
- easy assembly in both 2-child positions
- recline feature
- We had 2 toddlers in the stroller once and the rear-toddler didn't seem to mind the limited view
- At 8 weeks old, our daughter rested securely in the back seat in the 2-toddler position (much earlier than I anticipated, recline helps the smaller child)

Cons:

- Some people will hit the frame of the doubles kit with their knee while walking in the 2-toddler position, ESPECIALLY when reclined ... bad news!!! - test before purchase.(I hit it, my wife doesn't)
- 2-toddler position does not fold up without first removing the doubles kit from the back (a small price to pay for this fantastic feature.)

10. Accessories (We have both the fanny pack (hangbag & belt) and the bug/sun screen)

Pros:

- fanny pack is a must for everyone.It gives you a place for bottles, sippys, wallet/keys etc.
- bug/sun screen is high quality and fits just right.Kids don't seem to mind at all.
- "bumper bar" and "hood" keep the screen off of the front child's face

Cons:

- fanny pack hangs loose and can fall off when folding up the stroller
- a zippered pouch and cupholders should be standardIn Summary... this stroller meets all our needs.Although there are a few problems I have with this stroller, the benefits far exceed them and in some cases even cause them (example: high quality, solid construction causes stroller to be heavy).If you have 2 kids or more, this stroller is a must.When I see other parents struggling with double-wides and super-longs, I'm thankful for every penny spent (all 50,000 of them!)

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phil&teds Inline Sport Double Buggy!Direct from New Zealand comes the sporty inline, the phil&teds Sport buggy. This unique 4 in 1 stroller is like nothing else on the market today. Perfect for your newborn or toddler, it grows with you and your family to accommodate two children. Just attach the "doubles kit" (INCLUDED) to the back, and you have a compact stroller with seating for a baby and toddler, or 2 toddlers! No need to buy a whole new double stroller, click in the doubles ki

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Chicco Cortina Together Double Stroller - Romantic Review

Chicco Cortina Together Double Stroller - Romantic
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The Chicco Cortina® Together two-passenger stroller is the first double stroller to accept 2 of the #1-rated KeyFit® or KeyFit® 30 infant car seats. With the same easy click-in KeyFit® attachment as the Cortina®, the TogetherTM accommodates a car seat in both the front and rear seats so families can travel together easily with 2 infants, 1 toddler and 1 infant, or 2 small toddlers. Exclusive forward-fold front seat accepts the KeyFit® or KeyFit® 30 using exclusive Fold & ClickTM car seat attachment without the need for add-on bars or straps - no more missing pieces! The rear seat has a full recline for bassinet enclosure or to accept an additional car seat. A sleek and modern anodized aluminum frame stroller with a unique tubing profile, the Cortina® TogetherTM is 15% lighter than MOST comparably featured double strollers. Other great features include: zipper-accessible basket, one-hand activated fold, all-wheel suspension, one-touch linked rear brakes, 5-point harness in each seat, free-standing flat fold, height-adjustable handle, adjustable and removable canopies, interchangeable armbar and cupholders for the child, and parent tray with cupholders and storage compartment

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Zooper Tango Stroller Review

Zooper Tango Stroller
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I have four children, 4 and 6 year old boys and I have twin girls that are now 1 year old.I purchased this stroller when they were about 9 months.I absolutely LOVE it.It is easy to fold and unfold.It also is freestanding when in the folded position, no worry about it tipping over or anything.You can put a carseat in on one side.It comes with a strap that you attach to the stroller and it snaps around the carseat, just as in any other stroller that the carseat "snaps" into.If you're in a pinch, you could fit two carseats in there, but be sure to have two straps - of course I'm sure this is NOT reccommended by the manufacturer.But just thought I would put that in there.The canopies by far are the coolest feature.They come all the way down to the bar and have a "viewing window" for the children so they can see where they are going.If it's hot, you can unzip the last zipper and it unfolds the netting in the back so air can flow through, but still keep the sun out of the kids' eyes.We used the boot (that came with it) all winter long and it kept my girls cozy for those trips in and out in the cold weather.I also have two sons in two different schools.Therefore, I used this thing a minimum of 8 times a day.If I can do it without complaining, this stroller makes my job that much easier! It steers great and fits through STANDARD doorways.I do nudge the cupholder here and there through doors, but it's worth it.I had the long double stroller frame for their carseats, but I believe the girls LOVE the way they can sit next to each other and see each other better.The only disadvantage is shopping with it in small stores.Not that it doesn't travel well, however, in department stores and clothing shops while trying to navigate in between displays, it can be a bit cumbersome.But again, I use thing stroller in and out a minimum of 8 times a day and LOVE it!I can't say enough!

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It takes two to Tango!!! Part of Zooper's Everyday Line, the Tango is a double stroller perfect for newborn twins or children of different ages. The Tango has individual adjustments to keep each child happy and comfortable. You can secure select infant car seats into the Tango for added convenience. Sturdy enough for two, the Tango offers durability and convenience with simple flat folding. Narrower than most double strollers (30" width) to make it easy to go through standard doorways. The Tango is the perfect everyday stroller for you and your little ones!

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Peg Perego Aria Twin Stroller Review

Peg Perego Aria Twin Stroller
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ahhhh where do I begin.I had such high hopes for this one.

Instead of this stroller, get the bumbleride twin if you can afford it (it's totally thin enough, don't worry :), or the joovy ergo (if you have a child willing to sit/stand).Here's my review of the aria twin 2010......
- SHADE: the canopies look useless in the photo but they're actually nice & come all the way down to the tray.They don't go beyond the tray like the bumbleride twin, they go down to the side of the tray closer to the child.I don't know why they don't show that in the photos.the only thing is that they don't go 'out' far enough so when you pull it down all the way it goes right in front of their face.Kids don't like that.my kids duck their heads forward to the outside of the shade (does this make sense?like, the kids' faces are forward overtop of the tray b/c if they sat back the shade would be right in front of their faces.so I guess in that way the shade is useless.Oh, and the kids' legs are exposed.

- TRAY: the trays are easily removed and put back - just a button (not the same as the pliko p3 but similar).But there's a downside... (and this is a big but) ...The tray for the "40" seat is 1 inch wide.seriously. it's ~10 inches long and approximately 1 inch wide.(1 inch deep too). so if you line up 10 triscuits, that's the width and length of the indentation in the tray.I'm not kidding or exxagerating.no cup holder.the other tray (for the '60' seat is about 2 inches wide and has two tiny round sections for a cup on each end.really?do you think the older kid will let the younger kid put his cup on their tray?let me answer that for you.no.so the trays are there which is a plus, but the design is the worst I've seen.

- SEATS:seats are straight up & down which I LOVE.My kids don't like it when they can't sit straight up & down.(they do recline.they also fit big kids.with a 4year old & a 2 year old the seats were plenty big enough.

- MANEUVERABILITY:I was hoping to be able to turn it & push it with my pinky finger (like i can with my bob revolution or my bumbleride twin).nope.can't.it's fairly good steering & turning fully loaded but you still have to use 2 hands....and it has that catch up where the front wheels point in one direction and you want to go in the other direction, you have to reverse it & then push it forward.(happens with all strollers with double wheels in front).I had test driven the 2009 version & it pulled to one side horribly (whichever side had the heavier kid).This one doesn't. the 2010 model goes straight ahead.The scary part is that when you turn it, you can feel the whole frame twist like it's going to break.you can totally tell you're pushing a flimsy plastic stroller,(the frame is made of flimsy plastic, unlike the bob strollers or bumbleride or joovy ergo)

- COLORS:the one that looks beautiful blue and brown is not.it is this ugly gray stripe material and brown.there is absolutely no blue on it anywhere.it is very ugly.I mean very very ugly. it would've been pretty with blue & brown but they went with gray and brown which I wouldn't wear together if I were picking out clothes.and the gray is gray stripes.u.g.l.y.

- FIGHTING:there is no divider between the kids so they fight & have full access to eachother.Did I mention that the '60' kid has to share their extra cupholder with the '40' kid? not condusive to peace.

- DOORWAYS:it fits through a door but I definitely would not take this thing to the mall & expect to get around clothing racks.You'd be pushing and pulling the thing trying to get it to turn & it wouldn't fit anyway.

- STORAGE:looks good - I think I could actually fit some stuff down there.I could easily and comfortably fit 2filled paper grocery bags down there to give you an idea.they would be easily accessable too.storage is a plus.

- HARNESS:they kept the harness design where the 5 point part of it is not secure.I don't know how to explain this properly - just think of it like this - there is only a 3 point harness.this stroller does not have a 5 point harness(it does but the top of the 5 point harness is not attached to anything so it's worthless.which is neither bad or good, it's just an observation. (actually it's only bad if you were hoping for a 5 point harness.

- FOLDING & UNFOLDING: easy to do

- WEIGHT & MATERIAL: you can lift it with one hand.very nice weight!......oh, but the downside!when you turn this stroller, the whole thing is made of plastic so you can feel the entire frame torque.simply by turning a corner.the frame twists & I'm just waiting for it to snap.It won't but it feels like it will.I don't think this stroller would last long with my use.

anyhow, that's my review.here's my take on other strollers:

- gracos?too difficult to steer

- bob double?kids are reclined & no trays & storage is hard to get to(their trays are so poorly designed they are not worth buying)I have the bob revolution ($450 incl. accessories, great but only takes 1 kid & no useful cup holder (I bought the cup holder & it's worthless & the seats don't sit straight up)

- jane powertwin?great for kids under 1 year old but the seats still have to be removed to fold it

- baby jogger same problem as bob - kids are reclined(& they don'thave good trays)

- kolcraft tandem?$200, it's a beast. super super heavy & you have to take the seats off (difficult) every time you fold it

- peg perego pliko p3 ($350, still use it but hard to steer),

- joovy caboose triple stroller ($400, too big for our suv - have to disassemble it for it to fit)

my 2 favorites are the joovy ergo sit & stand (i wrote a review on that one on amazon) & my favorite(which is the most perfect stroller I've ever tried & the only one I"ll ever need) is the ridiculously expensive bumbleride twin (I wrote a review for that one too).

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Phil and Ted's Classic Buggy - Red Review

Phil and Ted's Classic Buggy - Red
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We bought this and the back seat attachment to push are two kids.This stroller is awesome and met my needs, which were,

1) needed a stroller that could carry 2 kids
2) small enough to manuever through tight areas (retail stores, busy malls, etc)
3) folds to a small size
4) inflatable tires

cons
1) would have liked the cup holder to come with it

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The Phil Teds Classic Stroller is perfect for those parents who have one or two children and want to get the most bang for their buckThe Classic Buggy can transform from a slim single stroller to a uniquely slim double tandem stroller to accommodate your new bundle of joy with the doubles kit accessory

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Baby Jogger City Micro Double Stroller Review

Baby Jogger City Micro Double Stroller
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I have this stroller and use it for a 2 month old and a toddler.I debated for a long time between this and a Maclaren twin Triumph for my second stroller, and I am glad that I picked this stroller, although it does have a few drawbacks.The fold is fantastic, literally the easiest stroller to fold and unfold that I have ever seen.This is important when you are running errands and want to get the kids in and out quickly.Also, the fold is small.While it is full width folded, it is only 9 inches deep so you can put it upright in the back of a suv or van and still have lots of space for grocery bags.It does not fit that great into our sedan trunk, though, because it is a little too tall to put upright.I would go with a Maclaren if I primarily drove a sedan because the fold is longer but less wide.The other negatives are the weight -- while it is the same weight as the Maclaren (supposedly) it definitely is more awkward to maneuver when folded.It feels HEAVY to me.Also, while it pushes like a dream on flat surfaces, it cannot handle uneven terrain at all.If you are buying your primary stroller for parks, trails, etc., then I'd go with a more heavy-duty model.Finally, the recline is quite slight.Therefore, if you are putting in a newborn like I am, you need some kind of additional body support to prevent slump(I used the JJ Cole one).This would be an issue in most umbrellas like Mac Triumph too, so it didn't affect my decision.All in all, this stroller is perfect for my needs, but depending on what you need it may not be right for you.

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Baby Jogger City Micro Double StrollerThe Baby Jogger City Micro double stroller is the most compact-folding stroller made by Baby Jogger. This double stroller handles and steers as easily (and often MORE easily) as any compact umbrella stroller of equal weight. It rides on EVA tires, with sealed ball bearings in the wheels to ensure no grit or dirt slows down your ride. Baby Jogger's patented quick-fold technology has been incorporated into the City Micro double stroller. It collapses in a sin

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2010 Bumbleride Indie Twin Child Double Baby Stroller Review

2010 Bumbleride Indie Twin Child Double Baby Stroller
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BumbleRide 2010 Indie TwinThe BumbleRide Indie Twin provides the best of both worlds by accommodating both infants and older siblings. With all the features and functionality of the Indie single, Indie Twin's independent seating system allows you to accommodate each individual child. The backrests, canopies and footrests can all be adjusted independently from one another, giving your children a ride as custom as their personalities. At 29 inches wide, Indie Twin glides through doorways and its d

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Baby Jogger City Mini Double Stroller Review

Baby Jogger City Mini Double Stroller
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A video review of the Baby Jogger City Mini Double stroller by Hollie Schultz.

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The City Mini was designed to be one of the lightest weight, easiest folding swivel wheeled strollers on the market. The Mini incorporates features such as Baby Jogger's patented Quick-Fold Technology, ventilated near flat reclining seat with weather cover, universal City Series accessory mounting bracket, multiple storage compartments, a suspension system and wheels with sealed bearings. Perfect for everyday use around town, the City Mini promises a comfortable and smooth ride for your child. Includes a padded seat with one-step recline to a near flat position, adjustable 5 point safety harness, multi-position no pinch sun canopy, seat back storage compartment and under seat storage basket. Weighs 26 pounds, for children up to 100-pounds 31" x 30.25" x 5.25".

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