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Combi Twin Sport StrollerThe Twin Sport Stroller is double the fun with its bright patterns and colors. This lightweight and portable lifestyle side by side twin stroller is compatible with the Combi Shuttle. With multi-position, deep-reclining seats for resting comfortably, this double stroller will even accommodate infants. The Twin Sport Stroller features a quick and simple tri-fold, carrying strap for traveling, front swivel wheels, independent wheel suspension, 5-point safety harness, removable and washable padded seat cushion, and a safety boot in both seats.
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Technical Details
- Lightweight side-by-side twin stroller- Compatible with Combi Shuttle infant car seat (sold separately)
- Compact, quick and easy Tri-Fold design
- All-wheel suspension system
- Independent fully reclining seats with removable washable pads
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By A. Ferrell
I love this stroller! I love the side-by-side option: no fighting over the front or back. I have the Combi carseat, which clicks into the right side. I use this every single time I leave my house, to get my 2-month-old and 2-year-old from our third-floor apartment to the elevator and across the parking lot to the car. It's priceless to me. It has shown no signs of wear yet, and I'm not always the most gentle with it as I put it in and out of the trunk of my car. It folds up very compactly, though it's a little bit more of a pain to fold it in thirds than to just fold it in half to get it in. I really like how they designed the front bars so that the left side can come off (for my 2-year-old) when the carseat is locked into the right side. The storage baskets underneath are next to useless, as they are mesh, so won't hold anything heavy, and the bar is in the way, so they won't hold anything large. But I knew that going into this purchase, so it doesn't diminish the rating I gave it. I can fit through all doorways with it, and even in most stores. Maybe just not small specialty shops or something, but I don't take my kids to those anyhow!
By memom (NJ)
I was very happy with this Combi Twin Sport 2 stroller. I did a lot of research on double strollers and this by far was the best for our needs. We have a newborn and an 18 month old. The center set of wheels make this stroller more sturdy then many of the others. Fits through most doorways without a problem. The large basket is a little difficult to access with the kids in the stroller but is adequate for my needs.
By Abbie
Love how this stroller drives. Great for bigger kids, AND babies. Lies down almost flat. Folds up wonderfully...takes up less space than our sit n' stand, and about the same amount as our Graco single stroller. It will go through every standard doorway. I use it just about everywhere...even when I only have one kid with me.
Okay...now the bad...the baskets are a pain to get to. I will only use them when I absolutely have to...and usually only to stuff jackets in. But for me...there's enough good to outweight the bad here.
By E. Bushen (Tacoma, WA)
My husband and I had to give up our Graco infant seat and single stroller for a double stroller since we have another one on the way, but needed something smaller since we have a smaller car (Pontiac G6). I'm also not that big a person (I'm 5'3, and my husband is 6'2). After looking and doing research, we ended up getting the Combi Double Stroller in Papaya with the shuttle infant car seat. The stroller fits well in the back of our trunk and still leaves space for groceries, diaper bags, or whatever else we need to throw back there. I haven't had any issues with the latch getting stuck on the fabric when folding it up, or any travel issues (going uphill, mall walking, sidewalks, cracks). I did a few test runs with my 10 month old going to post office with him on one side and some packages on the other side going uphill on a sidewalk with three 90 degree turns on the handicapped ramp and eventually through the post office doors. I even went through the grass on the way back to the car and didn't have ANY issues....it worked beautifully. It's something both my husband and I both use comfortably despite our height differences, and don't need a ton strength collapsing it and putting it away.
By Julia&Twins (NJ)
We bought it for two main reasons - it's lightweight and it folds like no other stroller out there. My twins, a boy and a girl, are now 18 months old, and we use this stroller daily for walks to the playground (a 5 minute walk on a sidewalk), and to go to the mall. I would consider this as a regular use of a stroller, wouldn't you? Well, the stroller is falling apart. The front handlebar with 3 cupholders (as much as I loved having them) snaps out as soon as the kids pull on it. Currently, this bar is being held by a duct tape, and even then it's coming apart. The footrest turned out to be too small as soon as the kids were tall enough to reach it, and their feet constantly get stuck behind the wheels. The 5-point harness... well, the plastic hooks are un-hooking all the time, and we stopped using the shoulder straps because of this. I expected this stroller to last all the way until my twins wouldn't need it anymore (for 3-4 years), and now I find myself shopping for another one. Storage basket is tiny, considering you'll need stuff in there for two babies, not one. We ended up emptying our diaper bag in the baskets since the bag didn't fit underneath. Of course, it's annoying putting all the stuff back from the basket into the diaper bag after the walk before you fold the stroller... All in all, it's not made well enough to handle two toddlers. Dont' expect it to last for long!
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