Double Stroller

Re: Double Stroller

• klyann member

  April 2013

  I just ordered the bumbleride indie twin.

  Reasons:

  nice large under basket, universal carseat adapter included, narrower side by side than Bob, air inflated tires, adjustable handlebar, easy maneuverability, seat seems like it will be comfy

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• headgear03 member

  April 2013

  We have the Phil and Teds navigator double and love it! I dislike side by sides and the other inlines like graco and other brands there so bulky and hard to push IMO. Our stroller allows for a car seat attachment but its not needed with the newborn config

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• orangecurls member

  April 2013

  I love my joovy ultralight. Most othe double strollers are incredibly heavy and huge, but this one is not. It is super great for errands, the mall and easily taking in and out of the car. It is not so great for long excursions and long walks.

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• love2b_mrst member

  April 2013

  I am obsessed with strollers.  For my first I used a snap and go when she was little, an umbrella for the store/quick trips, and a bumbleride indie for walks/theme parks/etc.

  I love the bumbleride indie twin, but I don't think it's prac

  
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• grace_ann member

  April 2013

  "I think I have decided on a Britax B-agile double.  I was looking at the city mini double but read bad reviews on the infant seat attachm

  
  

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• Dragonfly3111 member

  April 2013

  I love my bumbleride indie twin! So easy to push, fits through doorways, great for indoor and outdoor use IMO. We take it to the park and for walks on a gravel trail, and I also use it in the mall and have had no problems fitting through doors and aisles

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• btsrc5 member

  April 2013

  grace_ann:

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• grace_ann member

  April 2013

  good to know! Thank you

  
  

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• dragon_chica member

  April 2013

  We bought the B-Ready when PG with #2.  I hated side by sides and tandems.  My kids never had an issue with sitting in the top or bottom seat.  No concerns with their hands being that close to the wheel.  I love the size of the basket

  

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• Xles10

  April 2013

  We got the City Select. I don't have the space for a permanent double, especially not side by side. We got the CS because it can be used as a double or single. The B-Ready was a close second, but I didn't like the positioning. I wanted DS#1 to b

  

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• ariel06 member

  April 2013

  I love my bumbleride Indie Twin.  I had a inline stroller first, which I hated.  People  are always amazed when my Indie Twin fits through single doorways.  My 4.5 still comfortably fits in the seat.  Many of the double strollers

  

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