Inglesina Twin Swift NN1 Umbrella Stroller

Pros: - Folding is Simple - Holds an older child easily
Cons: - Reclining the seats is very clumsy - Seats are low to the ground

I love strollers, LOVE them so I was delighted to give this one a try. I specifically bought this stroller to accomodate my 4yr old son and my 19m old daughter on a trip to the Zoo. - Assembly was very easy and fast. (Attach the hood and the ...

Pros: Compact to fold; Easy to steer; Narrow; Storage baskets; Good-looking
Cons: Folding takes some practice; Finding in stock can be difficult; Sun shades are awkward

I have a 3-month-old and a 21-month old. My husband and I wanted a side-by-side stroller, mainly for shopping trips and the like... so it's not like we needed something heavy-duty for uneven terrain. It was more important to us that the stroller be ...

Pros: Individual seat recline, great harnesses, folds compactly, great price, looks great, decent weight, performs great!
Cons: No parent or child snack trays (but can buy separately).

I'm a very discerning buyer and had researched and compared reviews diligently for months trying to find the best side-by-side stroller for my 2 yr old and soon-to-be-born. Out of all the reviews I read I found this to have the best overall rating and ...

Pros: Light-weight, easy to push, folds compactly
Cons: no cup holder, no tray for kids

I have searched high and low for the perfect double stroller. After trying out the Graco Duo Glider and the Baby Trend Sit N Stand, I realized that all double strollers are going to be big and heavy when pushing 2 kids in it. I was hesitant to try a side ...

Pros: Easy to push, light weight, kids love it!
Cons: A little stiff to put down, U just have to learn where to push handles.

I was looking for a long time, having a hard time deciding if I wanted to get the Safety 1st compact tandem or a side by side. I'd had a tandem before & hated it & really didn't want to down there again but I'd read good reviews on the Safety 1st one, ...

Pros: Handling, seat design, ride
Cons: Folding/unfolding, instruction manual, weight (not too bad), cover

This stroller fits our two boys very well (they are above average 1 & 2 year olds). It is easy to push on smooth and semi-rough surfaces. We haven't tried it on soft ground or really rough surfaces. It is moderately difficult to open and close. It is ...

Pros: compact fold, middle handle for hanging storage bag, reasonable price, fits through ANY door
Cons: shade canopy pops off when stroller is folded but not a major problem

Excellent stroller! I got a last year's model for a very reasonable price on-line.

Will fit through any door with no problem which is very helpful. Steers easily, even one handed, thanks to middle handle...

Great for my 2yr old and 3 month old. My 2 yrs old loves that he can climb in and out on his own if I choose not to buckle him in. The baby sleeps very soundly. I throw a blanket over the shade canopy to shade the baby better. The stroller will still fold compactly with an added plush head bumper for the baby and with Maclaren Universal Organizer on handles.

Folds easily once you get the hang of it and fits into compact car nicely.

I added the Maclaren Universal Organizer for extra storage and for drink holders, works perfectly with the middle handle. Give you great extra storage for sunglasses, keys, drinks, things you want to get to frequently.

Pros: Narrowest stroller, great harness, smooth ride, sturdy, nice recline options, comfortable for kids.
Cons: A bit too heavy, hard to fold up, no parent tray, or child trays.

I got this stroller after trying out a few other side by side models because this was the only one that fit through my door. I have a very narrow door, and most other ones did not fit (including Perego's aria, Graco and more.) I believe this is 27 inches across (maybe 28 tops). I love the fact that it has a 4 position recline and the harness is great (very adjustable). The baskets are fine bec. there are also handles so you can always put extra bags on them. I find it a little on the heavy side. I have a hard time when I have to lift it up my steps. It is a little difficult to fold, but once you get it, it folds small. The hoods aren't bad as far as sun/rain protection goes, but they do not go all the way down (I don't think any twin stroller hoods do). Overall I am happy and the ride is very smooth and it is easy to push and manuver. My kids are very happy in it.

Pros: -rides smoothly -the center handle does make it possible to steer one-handed for a while
Cons: -mine is falling apart and I am concerned about its safety!

My Inglesina Twin Swift Stroller is defective, and I have not been able to get the company to stand by their warranty because I did not purchase it from one of their "authorized dealers." I purchased the product on-line, and it came in the original box- all the original plastic packaging was completely intact.

One of the pieces that controls the reclining function of the seats, managed to get bent in the process of closing and opening the stroller. I am a small framed person (under 100 lbs) and by no means a body builder- so I don't think it was my strength that damaged the stroller. In fact, this happened within my first 3-5 uses of the stroller! Because this part is bent now, it makes it extremely difficult to open and close the stroller. In addition, the metal frame on the seat that has the bent part is beginning to bow. I spent extra money hoping to have a quality stroller that we could continue to use if we decided to have other children, but now I am not sure it will even make it through our first two. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING!!!