Customer Reviews

Combi Twin Savvy Ex Night Rider

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I agree with Kik. There are pluses and minuses. I live in the suburbs with infant twins. The stroller cannot handle grass, mud, rocks, uneven pavement, etc. It practically stops dead in its tracks if it hits anything organic or bumpy. THe best thing about the stroller is that the seats are well padded so if the babies fall asleep you don't feel bad leaving them in the stroller for a while (that is if you can get the stroller up the front steps without waking them). Nice for double-fisted feeding time. Also, the stroller folds up nicely and can easily hide behind a piece of furniture in the front hallway or in the cargo hold of your car. This stroller will probably fall apart before the babies are 1 year old.

We love the stroller. You can feed two babies at once very easily since they are side by side and not front to back. Both seats recline which is wonderful since twins usually nap around the same time. We love that the front bars disconnect....we open them up, recline the seats, and change their diapers right in the stoller. And the best feature of all is that the stroller fits through one standard doorway! The absolute best stroller. (Not good for rough terrain though :(

We've owned this stroller for over two years. Our boys have finally grown out of it, but I have nothing but good things to say about it. I agree that the baskets are small, but this stroller folds like a golf bag, and we never had trouble hauling this with all of our other vacation things in our tiny civic! It's incredibly light and over 2 years, our stroller still looks nearly new. The parts are easy to replace via combi, and most of all, this stroller HANDLES like a dream! It turns corners like "it's on rails". We tested every stroller at babies-r-us before we bought and we liked this one better than any Graco or Evenflo they had! I'd sacrifice better driveability over baskets any day. I was able to maneuver this through almost every single door, including my front door to my house. You don't get that with many side-by-side strollers. I'd recommend a Combi stroller to anyone.