Does anyone have this stroller?

danigirl7181

I like the look of this stroller and the idea that the baby carrier can be in the back portion. But does anyone know how well it maneuvers? 

https://www.target.com/p/baby-trend-sit-n-stand-double-liberty/-/A-14263673#prodSlot=large_1_6 

ETA: sorry it's not clicky

gimmietimmies

Manouevers horribly, it's just as awkward as the Graco Room 4 Two or Quattro double. The only way those would work well is if they had larger wheels in order to turn easily. It's very awkward when you have a toddler on the front. I equate these style strollers to pushing a loaded shopping cart through the snow.

I highly recommend a tandem stroller with 10" or bigger wheels, or something like the Baby Jogger City Mini double. If you need room for a third older child, add a buggy board.

danigirl7181

But the side-by-side's seem so wide. 

LittleApple

danigirl7181:

But the side-by-side's seem so wide. 

 The City Mini Double is not wide at all.  It fits through standard doors no problem and it folds flat.  Much better than any Sit N Stand out there.

Also, that Baby Trend stroller does not accept Graco Snugride 22 car seats, just in case you had this car seat.  My friend bought this and had to return it because her car seat was not compatible. 

 

Angela814

I bought the Sit N Stand version of that stroller at BRU. I didn't want a side by side stroller, especially since DD2 will be almost 3 when we really start using it often. We haven't put ours together yet, but we used the one they had in the store to test it out. My 6.5 yo was absolutely fine pushing around her 2.5 yo sister and my friend's 3 yo DS. I thought the maneuverability was fine for what we need. (Baby Trend does make less expensive versions of the same stroller. The one carried at Shopko was a beast to push around. The BRU version was fine.)

https://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12319159&searchURL=false

starrjelly

It's a small bus.  Once the kids reach like 25ish lbs, you have to put your back into turning it.  I had one and my favorite day was the day I sold it.