UPDATE: One thing I've noticed since using it awhile is that there often isn't enough room between cars for loading and unloading the babies from the stroller. Alot of times I have to leave it behind my car with a baby still in it while I put the other baby in the car. This really scares me to leave the stroller so far out of my reach with a child in it, in a parking lot.

You can't see the babies when walking around, personally I like to do this, but when they are older they like to see what's going on anyway. It is a bit heavy and wide so it's a little difficult to fold up and place in the trunk. The padding on the front bars and handle does hit the ground no matter how hard I try not to so eventually they will need to be replaced. My husband can fold it without it touching the ground tho by lifting it up at the same time as folding it, but it's too heavy for me to do the same. It's very wide, no wider than a wheelchair, but it is still difficult to fit through doors and in between clothing racks in stores.

Other than the above drawbacks I really like this stroller, it is easy to push around, and turns easily. BOTH seats recline, which is hard to find for twins, and the seats recline very nicely for newborns or sleeping babies. I've been told that a front to back kind can tip over easily. With twins you have to buy a dual stroller and I would still buy it, just be prepared to buy replacement padding.

Recommended: Yes

Amount Paid (US$): 150
Age Range of Child: 0 to 12 Months