Graco Duo Rider

Pros: It has a very large basket.
Cons: It is hard to fit through doorways.

We looked at hundreds of double strollers when we found out that I was pregnant with twins. We desided on the graco side by side, since most people that we knew recommended it. The stroller is great if you take the babies outside for a walk. They both...

Pros: Has more uses than just a stroller great if you have 3 children
Cons: I could not find any

My graco duo stroller was purchased as a gift from my brothers when I was expecting my twins, I also have a daughter who was 2 yrs at time of birth. This stroller was a God send. You can take it anywhere yes yes yes it fits through the doorways. When the...

Pros: easy to set up and put away, light weight
Cons: difficult to move in small areas

Pros: This stroller is light weight. It sets up and folds down easily.

Cons: If you are a mall shopper, this stroller is to wide to shop with. It simply won't fit in between the racks easily, nor does it turn well.

When...

Pros: Storage, durability, simplicity
Cons: Width

This stroller is an easy winner over all the other double strollers we had seen. It offers the advantages of easy accessibility to both children, large stow away baskets for trips to the mall or park and a comfortable grip. Not to mention how easy it...

Pros: reclining seats, large basket, removable seat covers, easily maneuvered, wears excellent
Cons: doesn't fit down aisles of overcrowded stores

I bought the Graco duo rider because I was having twins and the front-to-back stroller bought for me was designed for an older child and infant. Since I needed the seats to accommodate children of the same age, the Graco duo rider fit my needs. I like...

Pros: Lightweight and easy to push
Cons: sometimes to wide for stores

I received this stroller as a gift at my baby shower and loved it from the moment I saw it to the moment I used it. I love so many facts about it so let me list a few -

1. Great price

2. Easy to fold up and store

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Pros: Inexpensive, folds easily, comfortable, large storage baskets which were easily accessible.
Cons: Not as "nimble" as more expensive brands, squeaky wheels after a few uses, poor sun-shade.

We bought this stroller for a nanny share situation and picked it for it's price. We weren't sure how long we would need it for, or how much use it would really get.

Turns out the nanny loved to take walks, often two or three a day. The stroller held up to frequent use, showing little sign of wear (except for squeaky wheels). Our kids combined weight is now well over 45 pounds, and the stroller has become a bit more difficult to push. We decided to invest in a higher end double stroller with a different wheel base, more "features" and much more fluid, comfortable ride (for the pusher).

For the price though, I would recommend the Duo Rider for anyone interested in a side by side double stroller on a budget.