Graco Duoglider LX Stroller, Wilshire

by Graco

• Accepts all Graco Infant Car Seats
• Rear seat reclines flat, for baby's comfort
• Stroller holds 2 children up to 40 lbs each
• One-hand, self-standing fold with storage latch makes stowing it a snap
• Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Comfy adventures for two, plus you! The DuoGlider™ Stroller has all the essentials a growing family needs. It features stadium-style seating, so the child sitting in the rear is slightly raised for a better view. To keep both passengers nice and comfy, both seats recline – the rear seat lying fully flat – and both have their own canopies and footrests. For your convenience, there's an extra-large storage basket and a one-hand, self-standing fold to make closing it a breeze. And because it accepts two Graco® Infant Car Seats, it's perfect for babies as well.

Product Description

The DuoGlide Stroller has all the essentials a growing family needs. It features stadium-style seating, so the child sitting in the rear is slightly raised for a better view. To keep both passengers nice and comfy, both seats recline - the rear seat lying fully flat - and both have their own canopies and footrests. For your convenience, there's an extra-large storage basket and a one-hand, self-standing fold to make closing it a breeze.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

67 of 69 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars worth the price! April 10, 2011

By acf763

Color Name:Wilshire|Amazon Verified Purchase

We had a hard time finding a double stroller for our 2 year-old and newborn due to limited trunk space (Honda Civic). This stroller fits in easily without any disassembly and even leaves a little room for other things in the trunk. It was easy to put together and is surprisingly easy to open and close. Also, it handles very well for a tandem double stroller. My older son loved riding in the front seat and our Graco infant seat clipped in easily to the back; also, that seat fully reclines so it will also be a nice option for the baby when he's a little bigger. Both seats have nice canopies to keep out the sun and help with rain protection. One drawback is the main storage basket is not easily accessible when the back seat is fully reclined, but we are able to stash our diaper bag and a few other small items under the front seat with no problem. For the price, this is a great option!

68 of 72 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Good Deal at First... January 20, 2008

By L. M. Chavez

Color Name:Fortune

We bought this stroller when we were expecting our twins. (Based on input from another multiple mom who couldn't stop raving about it). We were happy with the stroller for the first several months. However, there were things about the stroller that DEFINITELY need to be improved:

1) The basket underneath started dragging on the ground after just a few uses (with light toys stored underneath).
2) The front wheels started getting caught in the basket when we would open the stroller...which is happening almost everytime we open it now.
3) The harnesses are SUCH a pain. They should have made them similar to the harness that they use for the car seats that accompany this stroller.
4) If you don't remove the front tray EVERY time before folding down the stroller, it gets scratched up easily.
5) As our children got older, the stroller became harder to maneuver. One of the reasons I wanted this stroller was that I was told how easy it was to turn with one hand. However, my children are only 18 & 21 lbs., and it's already difficult to turn the stroller.
6) The weight. It is definitely one of the heavier strollers. However, I've gotten used to that.
7) Only two seat adjustments on the back seat. All the way reclined, or all the way up.

So, all in all, this was a good 'first' stroller for twins...but not something that we can use for much longer. It did maneuver well at first, but no longer.

44 of 47 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars What a super double deal! September 14, 2007

By R. Musick

Color Name:Fortune

After reading the reviews and comparing it with more expensive and sleek looking strollers and to its own Graco Quattro Duo stroller, I am SO glad I decided on this one! I already own the single Graco Quattro Duo stroller and loved it SO much, that I really wanted to stay w/Graco if I could.
At first, I was unsure if the frame looked as sturdy as the one I had because the back wheels aren't as large as my solo Quattro Deluxe. I really put my single stroller through everything, so I wanted to make sure it was built to speed. So, I called Graco's customer service and they explained all the measurements to me so that I could compare, and since wheeling it around town, everything seems alright.
The reason I didn't purchase the more expensive double Graco Quattro Tour Duo was b/c I wasn't sure it was going to fit in the trunk of my Honda Civic '05, I didn't really like the tray attached, and the weight was slightly heavier.
Like my single Graco stroller, I like this one because:
1)I have the snack/cup and full tray available, and a tray for my own goodies.
2)It is easy to steer and manuever ( I can hold my infant and still steer my 30 lb., 2 1/2 year old w/ONE hand!
3)There is roomy storage space underneath.
4)It folds up fairly easy. (sometimes I need to adjust the wheels or fold the front canopy forward.
5)Fits perfectly in the trunk of my '05 Honda Civic.(with a bit of room behind it to spare)
6)Easy enough to lift into my trunk on my own.(I'm petite and not a muscular woman by any means, but any double stroller isn't expected to be light enough)
7)Feels sturdy and secure enough to ride on the sidewalk to dirt pathways.

But, there are a couple things I was disappointed about:
1)Maybe I don't have the movement down, but I always have trouble lifting /undoing my Snugride Infant seat from the rear seat tray area. And putting it IN the stroller can be a pain b/c you have to first make sure the seat is fully reclined, and then slide the carseat all the way to the back of the canopy, and then snap it in while your infant is in the seat. So, it's just a bit tricky, and taxing on your back. And once in place, you have to make sure the handle is at 45 degrees or else your front seated toddler is going to hit his head on the carseat handle.
2)The front seat for my 30lb., 34 1/2" tall, 2 1/2 year old toddler seems small and uncomfortable although he is not complaining about it. If he slouches on the seat, his bottom is already halfway off the seat. And the backrest is not tall enough to completely support his head. (it's about 2"short. My solo Graco's seat was tall enough to support his head and body.)And sometimes I have to prop his feet up on the footstand when he falls asleep.
Overall, I do love this stroller, and it looks WAY more sportier and updated than in this picture on Amazon. The trim is this dotted, checkered looking pattern. So glad I didn't spend the extra $100 on the Quattro Tour Duo! MOney well spent on this one!