Inglesina Trio Domino

Pros: Lightweight, sturdy, beautiful, comfortable, washable, folds compactly, fits through most doors, several recline settings

Cons: Very expensive, can be difficult to open, small wheels

The Bottom Line: Strongly recommended! The babies are safe & very comfortable. I can lift it and it fits in the trunk! You will use this for several years, it's worth every penny.

Review: I did a tremendous amount of research both on the net and in many stores and talking to other parents of twins before we decided to buy this stroller for my twin girls who are now 9 months old (born 8/00). I looked at the Maclaren and the Graco and the...

Pros: Heavy, hard (at first) to learn to fold and maneuver.

Cons: Maximum flexibility, can hold infant car seats in any of the 3 seats. Sturdy.

Review: After much research, I decided to get this stroller because (1) it's the only stroller which can hold an infant car seat securely in any of the 3 seats; (2) I'd be able to minimize arguments when the children get older about who gets to sit in front, and ...

Pros: folds small, big storage space carrying handle adjustable wheels, lots of options

Cons: flimsy hoods, screw covers poor quality hard to open no option for netting/cupholders

The Bottom Line: I think it is one of the most complete twin strollers out there.

Review: It folds up smaller than other twinstrollers, it fits in the back of my VW Golf!
i have both the hoods and the boot and love it, I like the fact that it has so many wheels and you can adjust them! It has a big storage space on the bottom and i...

Pros: Sturdy, Good weather protection, 4 reclining positions, folds VERY small and compact

Cons: Expensive, heavy, hard to open and close

Review: Size:

It is narrower than most twin side by side strollers and can fit into most doorways. I had a Graco side by side and it was HUGE compared to this one. It folds very small and fits into my small car trunk with lots of room to spare. It...

Pros: Though heavy, it glides effortlessly when in motion. Good looking, Folds compactly, 5 point harness

Cons: Poor seat design, Flimsy canopies, Saggy leg rests, Shallow flimsy baskets, EXTREMELY difficult to fold/unfold!

The Bottom Line: I've owned 3 other high-end strollers and this was the worst! It broke and I didn't like it enough to repair so this $385 dollar stroller went to the dump!

Review: When I learned I was pregnant with my second child, I decided to sell my beloved beautiful Emmaljunga Brasilia stroller for a double side by side stroller. I researched for weeks and it came down to a choice between the Maclaren Opus Duo and the...

Pros: Fits three infants, seats lay down

Cons: To bulky,

The Bottom Line: Not worth the money

Review: I purchased this stroller for my now three year old triplets. I used it a handful of times before it was off to ebay so that I could get one that is easier to use. There are very few doors that it will fit through, so going shopping or on outings by ...