Graco DuoGlider LX

Finally a pink stroller for girls. It is so difficult to find a stroller that is aimed for girls. I bought this stroller after a bought with two umbrella strollers that are combined using a connector. I… find this stroller amazing on rugged terrain. I have had this stroller for 3 weeks and we have used it for climbing very steep hills (apple picking), in mud and over rocky streets. I like this product and wish I bought is sooner. I love the big basket (difficult, but managable, to get my huge diaper bag in and out) and the ease of pushing and turning. Some of the more difficult encounters I have had with this stroller is; when I received the stroller the metal basket holder was bent, but it was easily bent back to orginal form, is slightly difficult to snap into place when folded, and I do not care for the parent cup holder and tray within the back canopy. My twin girls love this stroller. I love that it has cup holders and snack holders for both children. It is big, but it is a double stroller. Not much you can do with that. I would recommend this stroller for any parent with twins or two small children.

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We have an 8-wk old, and a 3.5 yr. old. My husband and I love to visit different towns often on the weekends, and like to go for long walks. Though the 3 yr. old does stay awake we worried that if he were… to get sleepy he wouldn't be able to recline and truly rest on the sit'n stand. The stroller is easy to manouver, making fairly tight turns, and our toddler is comfortable in it. All that said it is the rv of strollers and looks like we have triplets. It's humiliating to hear people say "Oh, I thought it was twin infants in there" It gets attention we really don't want. It is also the only thing that now fits in the trunk of our Mazda 3. Big, big, big. Would rethink it, that is, unless you have twin infants.

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