InSTEP Safari TT Double AR265

Pros: EASY TO PUSH! Grandma could push the kids with no problem!

Cons: NOT MANY! No parent cup holder. No child snack tray.

The Bottom Line: If you are looking easy maneuverability, BUY THIS ONE!

Review: I don't usually write reviews, but when I saw this one, I had to put in my 2 cents. I was pregnant with my third child in three years and couldn't go on pushing that Graco Duoglide ANY MORE! I was afraid to push the weight of the stroller along with my ...

Pros: Cost. Pivoting front wheel. Width of seats. Pocket on back to hold Moms stuff

Cons: Basket seems flimsy. Sunvisor could be better. Seat mechanism could be better.

The Bottom Line: This stroller is a Moms dream. Not sure what its like for jogging but for strolling its great.

Review: I just bought this stroller after having the Perego Tender XL. I HATED THE PEREGO!!! This Schwinn stroller is a dream to push, a dream to fold and my 2 month old and 2 1/2 year old both sit comfortably in it. The perego was like pushing a train. My son ...

Pros: Easy to turn, comfortable seats, quick release wheels

Cons: Hardly any, just that there is no sun cover from the canopy

The Bottom Line: Its a wonderful stroller. Well built, not that heavy, and it is so easy to push. I wish I had it a long time ago.

Review: This stroller is great for those of us that have 2 under 2, or twins. It turns incredibly well, and isn't as heavy as you'd think it is. It looks pretty cool too! My mother bought this stroller for us as a replacement for our Graco Duo-glider that had ...

Pros: super-easy to maneuver, fairly lightweight, good price, great in just about every respect!

Cons: Big. doesn't fit in trunk of small car, or through narrow doorways.

Review: After several months of miserably pushing around a heavy, awkward regular double stroller, I finally purchased this InSTEP model and I am thrilled. It is so easy to maneuver. The big tires go over everything - rocks, curbs, snow, mud, you name it. The ...

Pros: Smooth ride, turns easily Fits into trunk of sedan Appropriate for infant & toddler

Cons: Tires must be inflated upon delivery Heavier than aluminum framed models

Review: I purchased this stroller after spending a lot of time researching on-line. I needed a stroller that would easily hold my almost 3 year old & 5 month old. This stroller has seats that recline individually, 5 point harnesses, a swivel front wheel that ...

Pros: Smooth ride. Great on sharp turns. Lightweight. Easy to maneuver. Comfortable for all parties. Affordable.

Cons: Not good for jogging or speed walking. Bad sun protection. Made of steel. 32" wide.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a smooth ride for light walks or you want good maneuverability for sharp turns through store isles, then this is the perfect stroller for you.

Review: I bought my stroller at http://www.joggingstroller.com . They have the best customer service I've ever come across. They also have an informative website and free shipping. I should start by saying I love my InSTEP Safari TT Dbl. But, recently I've ...

Pros: steers on a dime, pushes 1 handed

Cons: heavy, wide, needs better canopy, can be tippy, padding doesn't stay in place

The Bottom Line: good stroller for the money, can't beat the awesome steering

Review: This was not my first double stroller purchase. I decided to go with something that would be more versatile and could be used where I would use it most, the mall. So I bought a Combi Twin Savvy Ex, it was said to steer the best one handed for a double. ...

Pros: easy to push and manuever swivel and lock wheel fits through most doors 31.5in wide

Cons: basket not easily accessible no cup holders

The Bottom Line: If you want a do everything stroller this is the one for you.

Review: I have been researching double strollers for months. With a 19 month old and a new born I needed a double and I wanted one that I could use to do some like jogging possibly roller blade and walk with but also be able to use it for the mall and park ...

Pros: GREAT maneuverability.

Cons: Flimsy harness, storage area too shallow for diaper bag, hard to adjust recline position.

The Bottom Line: Most maneuverable stroller you will find. Great in any kind of terrain.

Review: This stroller's maneuverability is very impressive. We tried out the Graco DuoGlider, the Peg Perego Aria Twin, and the PP Tender Twin in the store. This one beat them all for handling -- it turns on a dime thanks to the swivel front wheel and is a ...

Pros: easy to open & close, steers well

Cons: bulky, hard to adjust seats, no sun protection for babies

Review: This is one of our 3 double strollers that we own. I used to use this for daily jogs but now I don't use it as much. It's very wide and scratches up the door when we take it out so it's kept in our garage. It's a nice stroller, easy to open and fold ...