Stroll Air My Duo

The Stroll Air My Duo doesn't skimp on included accessories; it comes with two rain covers, two mosquito nets, two foot covers and a matching diaper bag. Functionality isn't sacrificed, either. The side-by-side seats are independently reversible and each can accept an infant car seat at the same time; however, car-seat adapters are sold separately (*Est. $50 each). The footrests and large sun canopies are also independently adjustable, and each seat reclines independently to an infinite number of positions, including flat. Folding is a two-step process, but reviews say it's not difficult, and the My Duo folds fairly compactly for a double stroller. The main drawback seems to be the narrow seats: at 10 inches wide, larger children will not fit comfortably.

The My Duo has foam wheels and four-point suspension, which allow it to perform adequately on rough terrain in spite of its size. However, Stroll Air offers air-filled tires (sold separately), which offer a smoother ride overall. The underneath storage basket is huge, reviews say, and most reviewers are surprised by how easily maneuverable the My Duo is, considering it's a double side-by-side. A few things are notably missing: A parent console (*Est. $30) and child snack tray (*Est. $25) are sold separately. If you're looking for funky patterns or light colors, you're out of luck: The My Duo comes only in red or black.

We relied primarily on independent reviews of the Stroll Air My Duo. BabyGizmo.com delivers its usual highly detailed analysis, and other reviews on BabyDash.net, LetsGoStrolling.com and LadyAndTheBlog.com are also thorough. "Baby Bargains" covers the My Duo briefly in its 2010 edition. Some reviews say Stroll Air has limited distribution; while we found it available on several retail websites, there are no owner-written reviews at this time.