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cmm7 · 09-17-2006, 11:16 AM

I need some opinions on some strollers. My main question for them is how is ease of use when kids weigh different weights. Heaviest child would be 48 pounds and lightest is 22. The 48 lber would rarely ride, though, so more accurately it would be the 42 lber who is heaviest.

Inglesia 1775 Twin Swift Stroller

Peg Perego - Aria Twin MT Stroller

Maclaren - Twin Rally Stroller

How about the Sit 'n Stand vs. the Joovy Caboose? Which do you find better? There would be no infant carrier in the front ever.

Any suggestions for stylish singles? Price range around $200 or less?

Any other strollers similar to those above that you think I would like? I'm not a fan of jogging or large bulky strollers.

Thanks

Patriot201 · 09-24-2006, 10:23 AM

When I was in college, I did a lot of babysitting to make some extra money. During those experiences, I got to use a lot of different types of strollers.

I loved every Maclaren I used. Of the current models, I really like the Quest, Techno, and Truimph. The Volo is good too, but it doesn't recline, so it is not spectacular for young babies. My niece has a Quest and we all love it.

I also have like most of the Peg Peregos I have used. I like the Pliko and think the Pliko Lite looks interesting. The Centro Completo looks interesting too. All of these strollers have a rear footboard that would allow your older child to "hitch a ride" when he needs one. Have you considered this stroller at all?

I have only used one Inglesina (the Zippy) and really liked it too. It reminded me a lot of the Peg Pliko.

Best of luck to you!

Patriot201 · 09-24-2006, 10:34 AM

Peg Perego Centro Completo
Peg Perego Pliko P3
Peg Perego Pliko Lite
MAclaren Quest
Maclaren Techno
Maclaren Triumph
Inglesina Swift
Inglesina Zippy

09-17-2006, 11:16 AM	#1
cmm7 Senior Community Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 292	Stroller Questions I need some opinions on some strollers. My main question for them is how is ease of use when kids weigh different weights. Heaviest child would be 48 pounds and lightest is 22. The 48 lber would rarely ride, though, so more accurately it would be the 42 lber who is heaviest. Inglesia 1775 Twin Swift Stroller Peg Perego - Aria Twin MT Stroller Maclaren - Twin Rally Stroller How about the Sit 'n Stand vs. the Joovy Caboose? Which do you find better? There would be no infant carrier in the front ever. Any suggestions for stylish singles? Price range around $200 or less? Any other strollers similar to those above that you think I would like? I'm not a fan of jogging or large bulky strollers. Thanks

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09-24-2006, 10:23 AM	#2
Patriot201 CPS Guru Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 6,670	When I was in college, I did a lot of babysitting to make some extra money. During those experiences, I got to use a lot of different types of strollers. I loved every Maclaren I used. Of the current models, I really like the Quest, Techno, and Truimph. The Volo is good too, but it doesn't recline, so it is not spectacular for young babies. My niece has a Quest and we all love it. I also have like most of the Peg Peregos I have used. I like the Pliko and think the Pliko Lite looks interesting. The Centro Completo looks interesting too. All of these strollers have a rear footboard that would allow your older child to "hitch a ride" when he needs one. Have you considered this stroller at all? I have only used one Inglesina (the Zippy) and really liked it too. It reminded me a lot of the Peg Pliko. Best of luck to you!

09-24-2006, 10:34 AM	#3
Patriot201 CPS Guru Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 6,670	Peg Perego Centro Completo Peg Perego Pliko P3 Peg Perego Pliko Lite MAclaren Quest Maclaren Techno Maclaren Triumph Inglesina Swift Inglesina Zippy