Summer Infant 3Dpac CS+ Double Stroller, Black – Car Seat Compatible Lightweight Baby Stroller with Convenient One-Hand Fold, Reclining Seats, Two Extra-Large Canopies & Parent Friendly Features

This stroller is super nice, especially for the price. We love that It only has four wheels and even has shocks. The seats recline back pretty far, but I wish they would recline almost flat and I also wish it came with snack trays or a belly bar and I haven’t found any attachments for it yet. Otherwise, besides those two things the stroller is seriously wonderful all around, the price point is fantastic. If you’re hesitant like I was, just go ahead and purchase the stroller. It’s very lightweight, feels sturdy, easily fit fits in the back of my car, easily open and close.I drove myself crazy doing hours of research on budget friendly double strollers, and I finally decided to take a chance on this one and I’m glad I did. And I also realized strollers aren’t meant to last forever nowadays, so if I get a year or even two out of this, I’ll be really happy.

Edit- upping to 5 stars. The folding mechanism works great now with no effort. We brought it on vacation and had zero problems. The airport employee had an easy time picking it up by the strap and taking it to stow. My 5 year old was jet lagged and slept hours in it since our room wasn't ready. She was even on her side and curled in a ball even though it didn't recline flat. I added hooks to the side to help with carry on tote bags. The only difficult thing was when sidewalk corners weren't accessible. I had to lower/lift the front while my husband handled the back. We were VERY happy with this stroller! We'll use it again if we ever fly before my older kid reaches the weight limit.We have the single 3D Lite and needed to get a double for an upcoming trip. I considered the 3D Lite double but there were many things I didn't like about the single, so we gave this one a try. It's so much better! The ride is a lot smoother, the canopy covers more (nothing beats the Uppababy canopy but this is much better than the 3d Lite), the seats are cushioned, the leg rests are adjustable so the kids can't rest their feet on the wheels bringing the stroller to a stop anymore, the storage is so much roomier, peekaboo windows and side mesh holders so they can have their water whenever they want. We didn't like the adult cup holder on either version so aren't using it. Also for the 5 year old (so yes this is for a Disney trip!), it's a bit tight once I put the water bottle in the mesh. She's also a slim kid.Now with all those pros, I wanted to cry when it came to being unable to collapse the stroller. I thought maybe I'm too short so I can't push the stroller down like you're supposed to. My wrist was killing me after many failed attempts. Now I just got it 10 times in a row so feel very happy -Lock the brake. Then slide the button on the handlebar over and roll the roller part forward. Release the slider. Then roll the roller forward even more (I wasn't doing it enough originally). Put a foot on the brake bar in back for leverage and use your full body weight to shift FORWARD, not down. It collapses! I kept pushing down because that's what the instructions say. But it wasn't working. When I instead shifted my weight forward while still having my hand on the roller, it collapsed.Good luck! Now watch that not work at the airport.

Buy it from somewhere else, anywhere else. Preferably somewhere you can process a return in person if yours does not open and close properly. The two common failings are the front wheel snapping, and the collapsing mechanism failing and getting stuck or broken. Otherwise, we've had a version of this for years and loved it.A couple weeks back, a front wheel snapped on my first one. It had a good run, and I got on Amazon to replace it. The second one displayed the second common defect, and would not close once open. We tried for ages. How do you return a large double stroller which will not collapse? Over an hour of customer service call where the representative kept processing a return as though we just didn't know how to use the computer, rather than reckon with the fact that a stuck open double stroller cannot be chucked back into its box. She reassured us warmly us we could use any box. We unfortunately did not have access to a 4 foot by 4 foot box. She then said we did not need a box and UPS would accept a not-boxed stroller return, and she sent us a return label that said "customer packed and labeled" with instructions for the box that we did, in fact, need to have. It seemed to me she just wanted us off the phone. She then asked for pictures to an email that always says "does not accept replies", and finally said she had no options for us and said she escalated it and we would receive an email within 24-48 hours. My husband held out hope that was real, I got the sense she was running us around the whole time. There was no email, it's been like a week now. The waste of time was kinda insulting, to be honest. Does this work on people where they just give up and keep a broken $200 item? Like seriously? Guess it must.We ultimately did get the stroller closed, but it took two grown adults, reading through reviews of other people who had stuck strollers, and a whole lot of pressure. Bruised my hand in the process. It's not a bad stroller, but please buy from like, Target. Their returns are so easy if you get a messed up one.

I spent months looking for a double stroller that would work for me. When my 2 year old broke his leg, I knew I needed something to be able to transport both him and the baby in. There’s not a ton of strollers that are compatible with Chicco car seats and the one that Chicco makes is really bulky. I have a small car (Prius) so the biggest thing I needed was something compact enough to fit in my trunk. This was the only one I could find that fit in my car, accommodates the car seat, and moves smoothly. I also like that it’s got a full bar handle rather than the umbrella stroller kind of handles. The storage underneath is great and there’s storage for little things like keys and sunglasses up by the handle. I did have a hard time closing it at first but once I got it down it’s easy. The only other thing I wish it had would be a snack tray for the kid or at least a bar that we could attach one of those universal snack trays to, but that’s not a huge deal.