Combi Twin Savvy EX Pacific Standard Stroller

Pros: Cupholders, excellent sunshade coverage, nice compact fold
Cons: Terrible system for seat reclining, fragile canopies

I am a mom of two and we bought this stroller when our youngest was about three months. We have used it with an infant and a preschooler. It had been highly recommended to me by many friends who were stroller connoisseurs. The bottom line: we are ...

Pros: compact, great canopies, baskets, good price compared to similar strollers
Cons: feels flimsy, could use a better parent cup holder, baskets are small

I have been researching twin strollers for a while and the Combi seemed to have most of the features I found necessary. Large, independent canopies, baskets underneath, cup holder for kids (only an attached holder for parent),folds small enough for my ...

Pros: Durability, easy to fold, seats recline well.
Cons: The seats don't sit up enough!

We bought this stroller to lug around our two little kids (3 and 1). After talking to our friends, we decided that we should narrow our focus to this one and a double stroller from Maclaren. Ultimately, we decided to buy this one because it was apparently more durable and easier to fold up and store.

Here's what we've found since:

The good:

1. Easy to fold. We traveled a bunch with this stroller, and it is very easy to fold up quickly, particuarly when we get onto airplanes.

2. Durable. It takes a lot of lickin (thank you, United Airlines) and keeps on tickin.

3. Cup holders. Both little kids can have their own snacks.

4. Seats recline. In case the little people get tired, the seats are adequate for sleeping.

The bad:

1. The seats do not sit up enough. THIS DRIVES ME CRAZY! You cannot make the seat incline so that it provides adequate back support if the kids are sitting up.