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07-01-2005, 05:29 PM
I am searching for a good double stroller. I have seen some interesting ones, like E3 Buggy by Ted and Phil and Valco Runabout. Both have a toddler seat attachment and run slightly under $500 as a whole. Both are 3-wheelers. I have only seen them online and have not inspected how they ride and fold.
I have also seen a side-by-side Macleren, Combi and Peg Perego Aria. Combi and Aria are super light and easy to fold but look “regular.� They run about $100 cheaper then the 3-wheelers.
Have you had experiences with either of those brands, and, if yes, which one would you recommend and why?
Here is how I am going to use the strollers:
1. For walks to the park
2. For drives from one store to another
3. For short walks from the car to someone’s house ï?Å*
When I had a single stroller (1st one was Peg Perego) it was perfect for a newborn since it had a reversible handle and it laid flat and accepted a carseat. All the double strollers I have seen (and liked) seem to not have any of these features. Am I wrong? I know tendem strollers to tale carseats – but I really don’t like the bus look!
Ted And Phil
http://store.babycenter.com/product/gear/strollers/stroller_accessories/5760;jsessionid=T5GVSEW02J3E2CUAQMMCJ0Q?stage=&lnprev=gear/strollers/jogging_strollers/&lnunfurl=gear/strollers/jogging_strollers/
Runabout
http://stores.kiwi-kid.com/Detail.bok?no=83
Peg Perego Aria
http://www.epinions.com/pr-Strollers-Aria_Twin_Sable_Stroller_from_Peg_Perego_AT04S05
Combi
http://www.combi-intl.com/combi/7040.htm
I have also seen a side-by-side Macleren, Combi and Peg Perego Aria. Combi and Aria are super light and easy to fold but look “regular.� They run about $100 cheaper then the 3-wheelers.
Have you had experiences with either of those brands, and, if yes, which one would you recommend and why?
Here is how I am going to use the strollers:
1. For walks to the park
2. For drives from one store to another
3. For short walks from the car to someone’s house ï?Å*
When I had a single stroller (1st one was Peg Perego) it was perfect for a newborn since it had a reversible handle and it laid flat and accepted a carseat. All the double strollers I have seen (and liked) seem to not have any of these features. Am I wrong? I know tendem strollers to tale carseats – but I really don’t like the bus look!
Ted And Phil
http://store.babycenter.com/product/gear/strollers/stroller_accessories/5760;jsessionid=T5GVSEW02J3E2CUAQMMCJ0Q?stage=&lnprev=gear/strollers/jogging_strollers/&lnunfurl=gear/strollers/jogging_strollers/
Runabout
http://stores.kiwi-kid.com/Detail.bok?no=83
Peg Perego Aria
http://www.epinions.com/pr-Strollers-Aria_Twin_Sable_Stroller_from_Peg_Perego_AT04S05
Combi
http://www.combi-intl.com/combi/7040.htm