This stroller vs the Valco Snap Duo2?
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I do not know much about Valco Baby but Baby Jogger is such a trusted brand and has reviews to prove it. Cost wise they are similar. My oybissue with my baby jogger was the additional cost of the accessories, but they have certainly come on handy bid say baby jogger but do your research and go to different to different sites for the reviews and also to YouTube and see product reviews in video. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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I was deciding between those 2 strollers for my 7 year old daughter. This one is amazing. It feels like areal stroller. It is going to last for years. Plus I like the darker color. It will show less wear over time in comparison to the pottery Barn stroller.
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I think it's fantastic but a completely different stroller than the City Mini GT. The GT is a one-piece stroller made for 6mth+ babies. I'm not sure if it has a car seat adapter; they probably do. The GT is heavier as well but the plus side is if City Mini offers a car seat adapter then you only need to buy one stroller. Whereas with the Chicco Keyfit, the baby will outgrow it as soon as he/she is no longer in a car seat. Having said that, I LOVED having my Chicco Keyfit Caddy because it was very light and VERY easy to use. As a first time mom, that's what I was looking for.
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I think yes because I have two strollers- a BOB and a Graco FastAction Fold. It fits both. It also fits the regular- non jogger types. This is my second Valco cover.
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I would not buy this stroller. It is cheaply made and ours broke and the wheel fell off after the second use. (Gentle use on sidewalk) If you want a side by side, Graco makes a nice one. It costs more but its durable. Joovy makes a nice Sit and stand that would be perfect for your kids ages. We have 5 kids and that worked well for us.
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Heidi! This stroller is indeed a great and comfortable fit for toddlers - when I purchased it my 2 1/2 yr. old daughter fit great and was very comfortable. The handlebar height would b good for you because you are taller - it is set to a pretty high level. However, choosing this Graco over a B.O.B. I would say, all depends upon how much you plan on using it for actually jogging.. If I wasn't going to run a lot with my daughter I would've definitely kept this stroller because it is very durable and comfortable. If you read my review on it, though, it definitely was not nice to use on a run! It was too heavy and loud and has no shock support, so unless you are running on a smooth, straight road every single day it isn't what you want! I read a lot of reviews that said they chose a B.O.B over this Graco simply because it was lighter... I ended up exchanging my Graco for a Schwinn Turismo and I have to say, I couldn't be happier and more pleased with my decision! Hope this information helps!!!
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The stroller is not as robust as the Chicco cortina larger stroller. I used this with the car seat snapped in at first and now that my little one is 9 months, she just sits in the seat. I drive a Jeep grand Cherokee and it fits fine long ways in the back. It's lightweight and folds up very easily. I purchased because I wanted a lightweight stroller but not a flimsy umbrella stroller. This one is just right and I loved that my Chicco key fit 30 car seat snapped into it! Overall, I am Very happy with the purchase!
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I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city select. It moves better, has the roller board thing for the older one, and the babies would be comfortable. I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city... » Read More I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city select. It moves better, has the roller board thing for the older one, and the babies would be comfortable. « Show Less
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hi, i dont know the difference but i bought twin sport and had to return. one of the front wheels did not stick to the ground. instead i bought citymini double stroller. light,fits into 99.99% of the doors, and fits perfectly into my accord's trunk and still a lot of room left.
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Hi. Did you two purchase the stroller? If so, I'd love to hear how you rate the stroller? Is it worth the price? Has it held up well over time? Any annoyances? Good customer service? Thanks!
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JL Childress looks like they make one that's specifically for double strollers. Check out their website: www.jlchildress.com
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i have a boy and a girl and i own the countours tandem stroller and i love it i never go anywhere with out it... ohh and have i said my boy was 11 1/2 months old when my baby girl was born??? he didnt walk or anything ..... i use my stroller still and baby big girl just turned 2 the last week of july and baby big boy turned 3 the second week of august...they are 351 days apart.... so we live in texas and we have several outdoor things here yearround so i love that the wheels just go on all types of ground or pebbles and rocks , concreate, dirt, mud, grass... and i have a 1st cousin who lived in colorado and she has the same exact stroller , she loves hers too..... now it is a little bigger than some but not to much for me ..im 5'7" tall and usually around 165lbs.... im not a small woman or a large woman im not pettite in any way and i do have 3 feet of legs so that may make a difference but i drive a ford fusion and it goes in and out easily. now the only place i have ever run into something or someone is at the peds. office but i have seen women do it with the umberella strollers .... so .... the biggest problem i have heard about from moms of multipuls is about side by side strollers they dont fit through doorways or mall isles or any isles actually...... hope this is helpful , feel free to email me at kednb@aol.com if you have any questions about this stroller including if you want actual pics.....
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I have had over 15 strollers over the years. This one is my favorite heavy duty stroller. The chicco trevi side by side is a wonderful lite weight stroller. Folds easily and is the narrow. The britax fits through all doors I have been through except one that was in an old building. I say this bc maybe the chicco would be better for Europe. I think it's cheaper too. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Not that I have found. Chicco should get on that though. It seems to be the #1 disappointment in this stroller. Besides that, I do love my activ3.
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I have the city mini double stroller. It fits great! It's a little awkward to walk at first but you get used to it. I couldn't live without it!!
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I actually find the straps a little difficult to adjust...I think moving the straps from one level to the other on the back of the stroller seat is hard and then adjusting the size of the straps is a littler weird too. It is actually the only thing I don't like about the stroller. Every other aspect of it I love. But because of this, the valco may not be the one for you.
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could this be the click connect strollers as well as the classic connect? Maybe these are the same, and I am just confuseed. Thanks!