Kolcraft Jeep Wrangler Twin Umbrella Stroller

Pros: Responsive handling. Inexpensive for what it is.
Cons: Really wide. Useless canopies.

In the past, I’ve maintained a healthy dislike of strollers. I have preferred instead to carry my tyke. In my mind, strollers, like umbrellas, have the same issue – by the time you’ve unfolded them, gotten yourself situated, and started ...

Pros: Lightweight seats recline parent cup holder steers and pushes easily
Cons: Doesn't fit taller/older children well Not a lot of storage

We bought this stroller after my second daughter was born, almost 3 years ago. What a great purchase. The reclining seats are fantastic. Even when my daughter was very young I could use this stroller since the seat laid back so well. My older ...

Pros: Lightweight, compact, comfortable for both parent and child
Cons: Wish there was more storage

I have been through several double seat strollers of various configuration and quality. I've had both side-by-side and front to back. When the babies got older and heavier I desperately needed something lighter, easier to store, and easier to maneuver. ...

Pros: nice looking easy steering
Cons: too heavy, does not fold correctly, only two angles on seat.

We bought this stroller after finding out I was pregnant with our 3rd baby. We would now be having 2 small children so we needed a nice new stroller. We bought this because of the price and it was nice looking and did steer well. Now regarding the ...

Pros: Great build quality, kids don't complain about comfort, reclining seats
Cons: Cup holder pops off during folding (minimal complaint)

My wife and I bought the single Jeep umbrella stroller when our first child was born and it is still in great shape. My mother-in-law bought the twin stroller when our second child was born, so we were thrilled to be getting the same quality stroller. The twin stroller has the same great build quality. We've rolled it all over Disney World and over our rocky driveway and then some - still in great shape.

We enjoy the retractable hoods that are moveable so you can adjust for sunshine. Also the cup holder, while easily bumped off during storage, is a nice inclusion. Also, the saddle bags are useful for sippy cups and smaller items. While we would have liked a back behind for storage, we can simply hang the diaper bag on the handle rungs and we're ready to go. I could appreciate some larger wheels, but understand that it's a folding stroller. The wheels are larger than most umbrella strollers - solid build.

We're thinking about a 3rd child . . . hey, maybe they'll have a triple by then! This is a great stroller.

Pros: light/portable, side-by-side, agile, sturdy, cup-holder, fun!
Cons: Wish it folded smaller.

We purchased this stroller for our two little girls (16 months and almost 3 years old). We have an old Graco Duoglider, but I (dad) needed something that I could take on the bus with the girls. I wish this folded more compactly, but it is doable for me to get this and my two girls on and off the bus (although not pretty!). I love the interaction between our girls when they are side by side... I like it way better than the front/back setup with the Graco Duoglider. The girls seem very comfortable in the seats, and when it is reclined, they sleep really well! It's like a hammock! We just returned from a trip to New York City, and we just spent two full days wheeling the girls all over midtown Manhattan. This thing handles everything, and once you get the hang of "doing a wheelie" (to get it up and down curbs), you are unstoppable. It does fit through standard doors... but not by much! Anyway, I bought it for occasional use, and we now use it as our everyday stroller. I love it.