Evenflo Take Me Too Express - Midland Blue Standard Stroller

Pros: Easy to steer, smooth ride, easy to store/transport, premier model holds two infant carriers
Cons: no "Cons", really, but there are some "cons"iderations (see review body)

Maneuverability: Before you buy a tandem, make sure you try them out -- with children inside. I found that some models worked well until weight was added, especially in the front seat where the wheels have a tough time turning. They can be quite ...

Pros: Modern styling, large cup holders, compact one-hand fold, light, smooth driving
Cons: Awkward design, limited storage, BACK LEFT WHEEL WILL FALL OFF!

I originally purchased this stroller due to a disastrous experience we had with our last one, t he Fisher Price Comfort Lite Tandem stroller. You would think that after such a horror story from being unwilling to pay ...

Pros: folds easily, large storage basket
Cons: cheap materials, tray broke after a week, doesn't clean easily, flimsy seats, hard to push.

I bought this double stroller by Evenflo to replace a worn out double stroller by Graco called "Duo Glider". I am not impressed with this stroller and wish I had my old stroller back. I have 2 1/2 year old twins and I now realize this stroller wasn't ...

Pros: Large storage basket
Cons: Cheap, flimsy, uncomfortable

I bought the Evenflo Take Me Too Express stroller a few weeks before my second daughter was born. My first born was 16 months old at the time, and I wanted a stroller that would be able to fit my toddler, and my baby in her car seat at the same time. ...

Pros: Maneuvers well and drives nice. Folds smaller than most tandems.
Cons: Unreliable rear wheels will fall off and leave you stranded.

We bought the Take me too stroller in December of 2004 because it drove the best of all the ones we test drove. After 7 months of normal use, the right rear wheel fell off while pushing it along the sidewalk. At the time of the stroller failure it was ...

Pros: Sturdy, folds easily, large storage basket, handles well in most conditions, affordable price
Cons: Smaller front seat with less recline

I purchased this for my 3 year old and 8 month old to share. I was attracted to this by the step that enables my 3 year old to climb in unassisted. I also liked the fabric and general look of the stroller. The wheels are large and give a smooth ride. ...

Pros: Fussy children like it. Easy to move, and more room.
Cons: Not enough accessories.

I recently bought this stroller because while I was out at the store shopping with my two children, the front seat of our current stroller completely broke, leaving my 2 year old son on the floor. I, like any mom, was VERY upset. This was the last straw ...

Pros: Folds flat. Relatively light. Easy to collapse.
Cons: Front tray breaks easily. Rear cup holders are awkward.

This stroller had been performing well for us. We have a 3 year old and a one year old. Both were able to fit in the stroller relatively comfortably and we were still able to steer. Unfortunately, there are two issues that I have with this stroller. ...

Pros: looks nice, easy to fold, easy to get kids in and out, great company.
Cons: back wheel broke, no cup holder for the back child or for the person pushing.

I bought the Take me Too Stroller about 6 months ago at Target for $89.00. I had a 3yr old and a 2yr old. I used the stroller 6 to 8 times when the back wheel broke. I didnt have a receipt and Target said that they wouldnt take it back. So we ordered a ...

Pros: Good for the "ONCE-IN-AWHILE" use family
Cons: Design is POOR, durablility/stability is POOR, DOES NOT HOLD UP!

I have 3 kids of my own and I run an Infant/Toddler daycare from my home, PLUS I do NOT drive! So I have much experiance with double strollers.... When I bought this one (after starting my daycare) it seemed really nice, The handle bar was wide and ...

Pros: Only stroller that a child can get in and out of the backseat by themselves.
Cons: The two car seat model has front wheels that shake badly.

There are two models of the Take Me Too stroller. The premier has the ability to take an Evenflo car seat in the front, the other model only a car seat in the back. The premier also has front wheels that lock in position. The premier is about $30 to 40 ...

Pros: Easy to maneuver,accommodates two car seats, large basket, zippered pocket, cup holders, snack tray
Cons: Wheels lock when folded, basket almost useless, cup holders stick way out, wheel fell off!!!

We bought this stroller because had just bought two evenflo infant carseats and needed a stroller that would hold them both. Our twin boys just recently turned two. Yesterday my husband picked up the stroller to put it in the van and the front right ...

Pros: Front bar, 3 cup holders, child can climb in and out, compact, and folds easily.
Cons: Back passenger's cloth cup holder can't be easily removed for cleaning.

I set out to purchase a stroller that I could put both children in while I was shopping that would be easy to open and close yet fit well in a small space in my vehicle. Not only did this stroller fit the bill but it was also easy to maneuver in between ...

Pros: Easy to fold, fits through doors and down aisles at the store
Cons: Poor design, not made for real life

The $#@&* rear wheels fell off! We received this stroller as a baby shower gift for our third child, as we also had a 1 year old at that time. We liked the fact that the back could accommodate a newborn by lying down, and an older child could sit in ...

Pros: elevated rear seat and easy fold mechanism
Cons: No clear window on front  seat canopy

Great for transporting two kids, especially when one is a bit younger. The front seat is designed for a baby or small child (under 40 pounds) and the rear seat is elevated and hold up to 40 pounds. The elevated style means the kid in back actually gets ...