Do not recommend!

I based my purchase off of other reviews on multiple pages. I was fooled. This stroller is NOT great. It is SO heavy to push with a rider in the front, when folded it is huge and with both seats attached can be difficult to fold. The upper seat doesn't recline at all. The stroller itself is extremely heavy and clunky. I thought a tandem stroller would be easier for entering doorways and such, I was wrong. You don't know just how "long" it is and that causes you to run into things. I do not recommend this stoller.

Wouldnt redommend for infants under 3 months

I like that this stroller is easy enough to open up and collapse. I like the wheel lock-it’s like a pedal. But the infant seat restraining attachments are not idea. There is nothing for the chest so to say the age limit starts at 0 is a bit risky. My baby is like 14 pounds and having those attachments at their tightest is still not restraining him well. It doesn’t recline either-so this combined with the restraints do not make for the safest infant seat. I’ve used blankets and I may add a car seat insert. The canopies over the seats do not go very far so it’s not the greatest at blocking the sun or the rain if you get caught in it. It gets the job done but for $250, it’s not worth it.

Very functional, intuitive and at a great price!

I needed a double stroller but I was having a hard time finding one that ticked all the boxes. Some could only have the toddler in the top seat and the infant at the bottom (for $1500 no less). My toddler wouldn’t go for that. Some were hard to push and/or could barely fit through doors. Finally I found the Graco! It’s not perfect but for $350 on sale, it pretty good. Every baby item we own is pretty much a Graco product and they are well thought out. The stroller is no exception. The baby sits in the top, the toddler sits in the bottom which allows the toddler to get in and out as they wish. As they get older, the baby can sit in the bottom and the toddler can sit or stand at the back. The back seat moves to allow more storage, fits my huge backpack, groceries, lunches, anything really! Even fits the removable top baby seat in case your toddler decides they want to lie down. My only areas for suggestion is to expand the sun covers, improve the wheels, secure the shoulder pads better and make the front cup holder moveable without removing it.

4yo %26 1 1/2 yo

I searched for and bought numerous strollers and wagons to get the one that best fit the needs of a larger child and a baby but not an infant. My daughter is autistic and often runs off so having her in a stroller or wagon is safer but when I needed to, finding a double was challenging bc she couldn’t handle being touched or too close contact. Also, I tried a side by side stroller but it made my baby lean inward bc of their weight difference. A lot of double strollers max out of their combined weight also. I was determined to make this work for my special needs child. She liked it from the start. In both the seated or the standing position she smiles and enjoys her own space and isn’t feeling cramped. The storage space is large enough for my baby bag that accommodates both of them and is usually bursting at the seams and still gives my big girl plenty of space to feel comfortable. The fold up is easy to do and I like that it doesn’t take up the entire back section of my SUV either. Only wish I have is that it came with the option for a travel backpack case bc it got pretty busted the first time I used it to fly.

Honestly no.

I’m having a love/hate with this stroller. I love that it gets the jobs done. It’s not an all-terrain stroller, but it actually does alright in that department. There is good versatility in the diffuses to seat baby/toddler. I do not like that my two year olds feet easily poke out from the front and she can put her feet on the wheel to stop them. It’s “compact” but I still need to partially disassemble it every single time I want to put it in the trunk because of its size. The front seat holds up to 50 pounds whereas the back holds 40. So having my 39 pound 2 year old in the front and 13 pound baby in the back, it makes it incredibly difficult to maneuver. But, at the end of the day that’s all frustrating and I can overlook it except for one thing… the foot rest in the back for the sit and stand. Me and my husbands feet CONSTANTLY hit that while walking, so to abound that we have to hold our arms outstretched to physically keep distance from the stroller so we don’t kick it, which causes a lot of physic strain on us overall just being it a frustrating and unenjoyable experience. I really wish they made a jogging stroller one like the single graco jogger we have. We live that one. Would I buy this again…. No. We bought this for the click and go feature which has come so handy with our single stroller in the past. But this one just isn’t it.

I bought this and the mockingbird and used both for a week to compare.. ended up keeping this one. It folds up relatively small for being a double (long but pretty flat so it fits well in Honda odyssey trunk). We travel all the time/move for work so I needed something compact.

Great if you’re kiddos are close in age and little

So we have struggled to find a double stroller that accommodates an infant and a tall 4 year old for long days at Disneyland. This seemed to be a great fit but I have some complaints. The infant seat near the handle does not recline… so not great for allowing the baby to sleep. The front seat for the bigger kid reclines and is roomy enough for my very tall 40lb 4 year old however her feet hit the ground if she doesn’t keep them on the tiny ledge. There needs to be something a little bit bigger for feet to rest here as she also can’t really fall asleep because then her legs would relax and fall. When she’s in that seat it is so hard to turn like feels like I’m pushing a Mac truck. The things I like… when the baby is sitting up better and we can put her at the front then this whole thing will work better because my oldest can hop on and off of the little platform and seat at the handlebar area. The cargo area is huge and fits so much stuff and easy to get to if no one is sitting on the little pop up seat. It folds easily and fits perfectly in the back of my suv even with the 3rd row up.

Just got this stroller for our babies that will be two under two. I am very happy with it. It is heavy duty. Although not incredibly light weight, no high quality stroller is for two kids. It does fold nicely, I can easily fit it into the back of the Prius with extra room. And I can lift it in and out by myself and I’m 36 weeks pregnant. It was easy to assemble, actually works super great for just one kid at a time too, since baby sister isn’t here yet. I love that the visor for the Sun is adjustable In the front because my son doesn’t like the sun in his eyes. I would say it’s great for city and walking tracks. Not the stroller if you do a lot of off roading, but great for the normal day to day. We don’t have a compatible car seat for the front clip, but if your toddler is still fairly young, you can just sit them in the higher seat and place the car seat in the lower one. Which works great for us, because we had kids so close in age. No reason to have to replace a car seat that is still good.Overall super happy! If you are looking for a good, compact double stroller, this is your fit. If you want something for off roading or that is really really light weight, maybe keep looking.

Everyone told me not to waste money on a double stroller, but a deal is a deal, and I caved, buying it when it was discounted. No regrets! This stroller is amazing! Easy to open and close, easy to store, and by that I mean, seriously, this thing is still like the minivan of strollers, big, practical, but a bit of a tank. So it's not meant to be easy, and they did a fantastic job of making it easy to work with. The steering is strangely agile, tires can handle off roading, limited ground clearance though so don't go crazy. The storage space is INSANE! Seriously one of the main reasons I got it. I love having my littlest one facing me where I can tend to him, and my toddler loves looking out at everything. One complaint I see a lot is the gap at the back of the front shade. Yes, there is a sizeable gap at the back, so your kid could get their neck sunburnt. If this is an issue, I'd recommend just draping a blanket over the shade, there, fixed. The front seat does recline too, to allow kids to nap. I only did that once, and the kid was so enthralled by the comfort and luxury, she couldn't nap. Oh well! Keep in mind, while the storage is incredible, there are only two cup holders and no other storage for keys, phone, etc. Not a deal breaker for me, but it might be for some. And the cushions on the shoulder straps easily come off, I lost one at the airport, not a big deal just like to make people aware, maybe take those off if you're flying. Also, great airport stroller! As long as they don't send it to baggage claim ahead of you, which defeats the purpose! (That was a long walk...)

Absolutely love this double stroller!

I absolutely love this double stroller! I’m a young mom of an almost two and a half year old and an almost 4 month old at the time of this review. My toddler loves it just is currently adjusting to not having a tray and only having the cup holder. It folds down so nicely like it says. Only dislikes are that I can’t press the buttons very well to get the bottom canopy off and that I lost the wheel pieces that hold it on its axel so we had to get something else to help hold the wheels on the axel (and it’s working so far!) but other then that I’m a huge fan of this! Highly recommend this to any two children parents! My oldest likes how he can either sit or stand at the back of the stroller if he wants too as well! Definitely worth the money spent on it!

Awesome double stroller with lots of storage!

I like how convenient it is to transition. I also love the deep wide basket at the bottom. Makes grocery shopping easy without having to use a shopping cart. It also opens and closes very easily. My only problem is how heavy it is. It’s also really long. So it does get a bit use to turning and going into elevators without smashing your toddlers legs by accident. Which can happen and I did not realize how much work it was going to be. I live on the second floor and going up and downstairs with it is just not easy. I just leave it in the truck because of how heavy it is. But overall it does the job if you have multiples or a newborn toddler combo like I have. For reference my toddler is 3 and is on the taller side. She does have to tuck her head in to actually lay back once car seat is in place above her head. Other than the length and weight of this stroller I do really like having my toddler and newborn all in one place.

This is a great stroller if you have twins. There was a slight learning curve but it was fairly simple to out together and adjust for my twins. We use the Graco snug fit 35 DLX car seats and they fit perfectly.Pros - can accommodate the twins - easy to use - compacts to fit in medium size SUV with room for other items - comes with cup holderCons - some weight, too heavy to lift after c-section recovery. - there is a tab that locks the stroller in half once it’s folded up. If tab is not released you can not unfold the stroller. ( this took us a while to figure out) - storage on bottom is narrow, can not fit twins backpack in storage.

Best purchase I could’ve ever made!

My hubby is overseas and found this stroller online and asked if I liked it. At first I was hesitant bcuz Idk about Walmart products when it comes to things like this. He sent me money to pick it up %26 said if I dnt like it to return it. Upon receiving it I was skeptical bcuz it’s a little heavy for me as I had a c-section with my baby so weight was definitely something to consider.. but as I got used to it and healed it became easier to navigate. Short story, it’s durable and my 2yr old son like being in the front seat as he get to speak to wvehe passes lol %26 becuz I already had a Graco car seat it was genius for them to be able to connect!! I have everything I need %26 if anything on it gets broken it was cheap enough for hubby to just bye another one! I’d say get if you’re looking for a good stroller!! :)

I loved how easily I was able to assemble it at 35 weeks pregnant. My 2.5yr old daughter fits comfortably in the front seat and likes the bench seat as well. I originally purchased the baby trend double stroller and returned it because my 2.5 year olds head would hit the top seat and she would complain. This one fits so well, there is more room for her to sit in the front seat, even to recline without dealing with hitting her head. It is compatible with all Graco SnugRide infant seats. I had saved it from previous baby which was a big PLUS not having to spend an additional $200 for an infant seat. It rides really smoothly and feels sturdy. I am really in love with this stroller. Once baby comes I will update.

Not practical

This stroller is great if you’re using the Graco car seat to connect up top however, if you’re not it’s the worst stroller. I feel like my 8 month old is already outgrown it and I don’t feel it’s safe. When putting the baby in the top I feel I need to be extra careful and quickly strap him in. My 2 year old uses the bottom and he looks like he’s sliding out of it. I even had a mom who was due soon say “I was considering that stroller but they look uncomfortable” thanks lady. I know. I wasted a lot of money on it. Also to note, I mainly use this for doctor visits and it feels like I’m pushing in a boat. I’ve gone on walks around town in it but I can’t see my toddler in the front which I don’t like.

Its fine.

Let me start off by saying I love and have always bought graco products so lemme point out some pros/cons PROS: -smaller than most double strollers -folds nicely -sturdy -drives smoothly -back seat faces mommy which is nice for smaller kids -very easy removal of back seat for bench use or placement of infant car seat -nice basket space -the push bar is at a nice height if you’re a taller parent CONS: -lap bar in front seems more narrow and doesn’t have a tray like they’re older double strollers, it’s just a cup holder. -parent tray is gone and only has a measely cup holder on the side -front seat doesn’t seem as deep either -the recline on the front seat only has 2 options, either sitting up or laying back, nothing in between -if the front seat is reclined all the way back it gets in the way of the bench if you removed the back seat So you can decide if the cons are worth overlooking. I did decide to stay with it because I am biased and I wanted something practical/affordable/dependable and although it didn’t check all my boxes I know they do sell universal attachments that you can add on to it. Before this I had the Ready2Grow Click Connect double stroller (which I loved) that lasted me throughout 3 kids and honestly still works but it’s just time to replace. I would have repurchased the same one but it seems to be discontinued so I decided to try something new for my 4th child that’s coming any day now. I haven’t been able to take it out on a test run but I did look it over thoroughly and had the kids sit in and try it a few times so we’ll see.

Needs some improvement

I got this stroller when I was expecting my second baby. First child is a large two year old who still needs his nap. He’s quite big for the front seat. I if I put car seat in the back seat and my two year old naps, I can’t recline the seat without his head bumping into car seat. Infant seat also does not recline for baby so car seat is a much better option.

Good so far!

Pros: Baby is closer to you and able to see you, which cuts down on a lot of tears, 4 month old fits great in it and will for some time! Front seat is great for toddlers to sit and look around etc. AND my oldest can stand kind of bent over with the baby seat in place if she’s tired. The infant seat pops in a pit very easy, so it’ll convert to a sit and stand within a second. I’m able to fold it up and open it up without having it touch the ground and getting dirty. Easy to put together, did it in about 30-45 min with 3 kids. Cons: A bit heavy (still very manageable for the moms who’ve been baby carrying and tired LOL) but I mean what do you expect for something meant to carry a bunch of kids. You can’t access the basket underneath as easily with the baby seat in place. The top infant seat cannot be flipped to face forward, that’s one thing I really wish you could do. There isn’t a lot of phone/drink/food trays. The parent handle has one drink holder on the right side and the toddler rail also only has a drink holder. So far I am happy with the purchase. I did go back and forth between several brands and ultimately chose this one for the infant seat on top. ALSO if you’re looking for the little metal clips for the wheels and axles look closely in the red bag! I had seen so many reviews saying they were missing, and I thought they were too initially, but they were there on second look, just so small.

Dont buy!!!

If I could give zero stars I would. This stroller needs to be RECALLED!!! I bought this stroller to go with the infant carseat I have. The infant carseat does not secure into the stroller. My daughter almost fell out of the stroller about 4 feet on to concrete. Thankfully I was able to move fast enough to grab her car seat but she got jerked around and I pulled my back and hurt my finger grabbing her. The wheel lock was on but it can still roll with the lock on. It’s out of the return window for Graco even though this is a major safety issue. I bought this before I had my baby so I didn’t even know there was an issue before the return window of only 30 days closed. Save your money and buy something else. Another issue is that the seat that comes attached for upper seat has no tray for the baby. The water cup for me to use is right next to the upper seat so when my kid is older she’s going to be constantly grabbing my drink. You can’t even use the seat until your baby is able to sit up on their own because the angle of the seat has their head flopping around. Serious waste of money and now I’ll be looking for something else. I loved their bravo single stroller but this one is awful.