Lightweight Double Umbrella Stroller by Lmntree

very light weight-folds easily. goes back and forth fine but if you need to turn the stroller it becomes so difficult that you have to pick the whole think up and shift it-with two 17 month olds. i wanted it for quick errands or to pack up in the minivan and not take my larger Britax B-ready stroller but i've stopped using it entirely because the performance is so poor. i have had it for around three months and i'm now replacing with another model.

Imagine you need to get your twins into the car for a short trip to the doctor or the mall. Do you really want to break out your giant twin stroller, fold it up, and lift it up its heavy mass into the car, which it barely fits into?This is just the right stroller for those "short trips". It folds up like nothing, can fit into any car, and weights far less than any other twin stroller.Now are you going to do a five mile stroll with this stroller? No way. Those little wheels have a huge amount of rolling resistance (on the other hand, strolling a few blocks is now a great workout...) But if you are just going to pop the twins in the car (or on the bus!) and have a short stroll up to the doctor, around a small mall, this might be the thing. It is also good for going to outside patios of restaurants with the twins, as it barely takes up any room.This probably is not going to be your only stroller, but it sure is convenient for its use cases!

I go to Disneyland with my kids alot and own the city select, however it is hard to load on and off the tram when I am alone and I always worry about it getting stolen. So I wanted to get something that if someone did steal it I would care too much and that I could do by myself on the tram with the two kids. It fits those two bills however, the wheels aren't very good- they seem quite cheap (hence the price I guess) and don't glide well. The worst part however is the handles. They are super uncomfortable and since the wheels don't glide well you have you to push pretty hard- My hands turn red after about 15 minutest. If I could do it over, I would have spent $20 more for a nicer one.

I like the fact that this stroller is lightweight. i felt it was a little pricey for it's type but was willing to pay provided it was well made. it does not feel very durable and one wheel became damaged only after using it a couple of times. i expected better. its ok.

We have a city mini for our kids who are 2 yrs apart (30 pounds and 21 pounds) but my wife needed something smaller and ligher for her to use . She picks our older kid from school everyday and she has to go up and down the stairs of our townhome with the stroller .. This one solves the purpose.Here are the prosIts very light (14 pounds) my wife carries my 2nd child and the stroller together down the stairs at once with ease.Its seats can accomodate kids who are heavier than ours .Its a perfect lightweight stroller for parks or places where kids hop on and off the stoller . and where parents have no intentions of keeping their kids in strollersIts has wheel lock and it works fineits easy to fold and fold very thin ( it fits between the front and the back seat of the car whithout cramping the space)its a good spare strollerits is very useful for travelling espcially long distance flights and airportsOn a clear day the wheels are quite sturdy ( no comparision with city mini or any other standard double stroller ) even on grass it moves with little or no effort.# it has a 3 point harness which is easy to adjust# no assembly .Now for the cons# the shades are no good is as good as not having them in the first place . In rain We have to put kids in raincoats or ponchos to keep them dry # it can only take a drizzle. its no good for sun either .# it take a lot of effort to move it on snow .# The height of the handle is short so if you are too tall you the back of the stoller might hit your legs while walking. you might have to bend a little fwd to push if you are tall .# The seats are not very comfortable but as metioned earltier it good for a small walk to the destination where kids are out of the storllers like from parking to museum or park or in our case a 10 min walk from school .# It has no space for storage even. i resolved the problem by buying a stroller mesh .# there is no reclining .There are too many if you compare it with standard double stroller , but considering its a lightweight umbrella stroller and for the price i did not expect too much and for us it solves the purpose

We have passed this on.At the time of purchase, it was the only double stroller legally able to ride to the gate at US airports. There's that- HOORAY!!! Traveling alone to Europe with two littles, that's priceless.Using it on the streets: AWFUL! It does not turn well. a wheel felt like it was about to fall off. We only had it about two months, as we bought it specifically for my travels. the handles are super cheap, slippery and painful. Please use some ergonomic factors when designing strollers, if you'd like to remain in the business!The entire construction bowed under the weight of our two kids- one 2 year old and one 4 year old girl.It is far too low. I would think the ideal height for someone pushing this is about the average of a US 1st grader. Definitely not 5'-9", like myself. My husband at 6'-5" just laughed at the thought of pushing it. He would have broken his back...

If you have children closely spaced together, this works really well... and for twins too of course. I don't like bulky strollers that take up the whole storage space in the vehicle. This is nice for going out to the park or to the store. It's compact when you close it and easy enough for a 10 year old to push (when your hands are full). This isn't ideal for JOGGING or rough terrain... just plain 'ol everyday use.