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Graco Duoglider Double Stroller Product Review
Recently, my wife and I purchased a Graco DuoGlider Double Stroller. I did a lot of research on available strollers on the market, and purchased this stroller because the reviews were reasonably good, and the price was right (under $200). Price was a big concern for me when purchasing this stroller, and if I had a larger budget I would have purchased a more durable, lighter weight stroller than this one.
That being said, the Graco DuoGlider Double Stroller does the job. It is designed well in that it maneuvers pretty easily, though it does take some getting used to how long it is. I am able to put both babies' car seats in the stroller, which is another plus for this stroller. I don't have to mess with a bunch of buckles and belts, I can just snap their seats into the front and rear seats and be on my way. The negative side of this is that the rear seat sits higher than the front seat. While this may be beneficial when the twins are a bit older, right now it compromises my view of the baby who is in the front seat as the view is blocked by the rear car seat.
This stroller is also pretty heavy. It weighs in around thirty pounds, so it is quite hefty to lug around. It is difficult to fit into the trunk of my smaller vehicle, as well, but it folds up and opens up very easily--pretty much with the snap of a wrist, which is a bonus. There is no frustration trying to work buttons and levers to try to get it open and shut. When you feel it click into place, you know it is locked open, or ready to collapse down for storage.
The price on this stroller is definitely right. There were a lot of other strollers I looked at which were three times the price of this stroller. They may have the benefits of being more compact and lighter weight, but they are also harder on the pocketbook. If I had a larger budget, I may have considered a different stroller, but this one gets the job done without having cost a fortune. It is extremely convenient to be able to snap both infant carriers into this stroller -a feature many other strollers don't have, so the convenience makes up for the bulk and weight of the Graco DuoGlider Double Stroller.
If you are on a budget, and need to think about transporting around two children, this stroller does the job pretty well. If your kids are different ages and sizes, there are other models which are fairly close in price and more compact, though, so it may be worth a look to see if any of those will suit your needs. Otherwise, this stroller handles well, and opens and closes easily which are probably the most important features of a stroller. The price tag on this stroller makes it worth the workout I get when lifting this stroller and trying to fit it in the trunk of my compact car.
Graco Duoglider Double Stroller Product Review
Recently, my wife and I purchased a Graco DuoGlider Double Stroller. I did a lot of research on available strollers on the market, and purchased this stroller because the reviews were reasonably good, and the price was right (under $200). Price was a big concern for me when purchasing this stroller, and if I had a larger budget I would have purchased a more durable, lighter weight stroller than this one.
That being said, the Graco DuoGlider Double Stroller does the job. It is designed well in that it maneuvers pretty easily, though it does take some getting used to how long it is. I am able to put both babies' car seats in the stroller, which is another plus for this stroller. I don't have to mess with a bunch of buckles and belts, I can just snap their seats into the front and rear seats and be on my way. The negative side of this is that the rear seat sits higher than the front seat. While this may be beneficial when the twins are a bit older, right now it compromises my view of the baby who is in the front seat as the view is blocked by the rear car seat.
This stroller is also pretty heavy. It weighs in around thirty pounds, so it is quite hefty to lug around. It is difficult to fit into the trunk of my smaller vehicle, as well, but it folds up and opens up very easily--pretty much with the snap of a wrist, which is a bonus. There is no frustration trying to work buttons and levers to try to get it open and shut. When you feel it click into place, you know it is locked open, or ready to collapse down for storage.
The price on this stroller is definitely right. There were a lot of other strollers I looked at which were three times the price of this stroller. They may have the benefits of being more compact and lighter weight, but they are also harder on the pocketbook. If I had a larger budget, I may have considered a different stroller, but this one gets the job done without having cost a fortune. It is extremely convenient to be able to snap both infant carriers into this stroller -a feature many other strollers don't have, so the convenience makes up for the bulk and weight of the Graco DuoGlider Double Stroller.
If you are on a budget, and need to think about transporting around two children, this stroller does the job pretty well. If your kids are different ages and sizes, there are other models which are fairly close in price and more compact, though, so it may be worth a look to see if any of those will suit your needs. Otherwise, this stroller handles well, and opens and closes easily which are probably the most important features of a stroller. The price tag on this stroller makes it worth the workout I get when lifting this stroller and trying to fit it in the trunk of my compact car.
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