Joovy Scooter X2 Side-by-Side Double Stroller Featuring Dual Snack Trays, One-Handed Fold, Multi-Position Reclining Seats, Adjustable Leg Rests, and in-Seat Storage (Blueberry)

Carriola perfecta para mis gemelos, relación precio y calidad y muy funcional

Esta muy completa de mucha utilidad

We took our kiddos (age 18 months and 4 years) to Disney World for 4 days and this stroller was perfect for them. It's a bit on the heavy side, but it maneuvers well and was easy to push. Both kids sat comfortably in the seats and it was great to be able to see them through the little sunroof while we were walking. The stroller has plenty of little pockets and places for storage of toys, water bottles, snacks, sunscreen, etc. This stroller was great and I highly recommend it.

I bought this double stroller for 3 reasons;1. Currently walking to pick my son up from school and need an extra seat since I bring his 1 year old sister with me.2. I'm due with baby # 3 and will need a double stroller anyway3. Disney approved for length/width requirements.Walking to get my son from school wasn't too difficult. The weight wasn't bad but once I picked my son up and had a total of 60lbs to push that became hard when going on a slight inclined road or even going down a steep street which is the street we get to right before we're home. I'm currently pregnant with my 3rd baby so having to push that amount of weight isn't recommended for me. Luckily this will be short lived but man it's not easy especially since I'm in a hot and humid climate even for being in Fall season.Another thing that's a con but not a huge deal breaker is the cup holders for the adults. You get these mesh cup holders. I put a16oz water bottle (as pictured) in it and it's awkward to put in and take out. This also has to do with the angle that the seats are in. My 1 year olds seat is more at a 90° angle and that seems easier to get the cup in and out. If the seat is more reclined then I notice it's more difficult to put the cup in/take it out. You have to turn it sideways to put in while holding the mesh cupholder so it fits as the handlebar is in the way.I also noticed that I have to have my arms extended while walking (about 2 feet or so) so that my feet don't hit the lockbar for the wheels. I'm short (4'11") so this is a slight issue.Pros: I do like that there is a ton of storage since it is a double stroller. My son's backpack and lunchbox fit without any hassel so that's good.Wheels seem to hold up we'll, I mean this is only day once since I've used this but it rolls smoothly and I did have some rough spots to go through on the way/way back from school.The viser has good coverage for my kids which is good since the sun beats down during the time I have to go out to pick him up and walk back.There's a couple of fannypack-like pockets just under the adult cupholders that I like for storying keys and such so I don't need to bring my purse.They also have these mesh side pockets, one on each side of each seat. I don't have a use for them currently but I like that they're there just for the little extra storage aspect.Overall I'm putting up 3 stars as pregnant me gets too exhausted during the last stretch of our walk but I probably would like it more afterwards.

I ordered a version of this stroller back in 2018, got rid of it, and then needed it again and repurchased it in 2023. I’m very small, so this might not be an issue for you, but compared to a front-and-back double stroller I’ve tried, this is a bit harder to push and maneuver. When the wind blows in the sun shade, it makes it even more challenging. It definitely takes effort and lacks any floating-on-air quality. In fact, I began having foot pain within a week of switching to this stroller in 2023. All that said, I would buy it again. It’s economical, the basket is large enough to hold two fully-loaded kids’ backpacks and more, and it folds flat quickly to fit in the back of my Odyssey next to an infant car seat stroller frame. I have had the trays and the bumper bar, and I prefer the bumper bar. It serves as a sturdy handle for grabbing the stroller and hoisting it into the van once you fold it so you don’t pinch your fingers or accidentally un-fasten some part of the stroller by grabbing it in a vulnerable spot. With the trays installed, I’m constantly having to reattach the canopy or refasten Velcro tabs as a result of trauma caused to the stroller due to having no good spot to hold it when it’s folded.