Joovy Caboose UL Sit and Stand Double Stroller with Bench Seat and Standing Platform, Plentiful Storage, Auto-Lock Quick-Fold, and Extended Sun Canopy, Jet

I was looking for a stroller that would allow me to travel solo with two little ones (a 2 year old and a 4 month old). I did lots of research and was aiming to find one that would be airline approved, amusement park friendly, trunk sized, and almost-all-terrain (for adventures in different parts of the country).Initially I balked at the price, but I kept comparing this to others and found myself gravitating back to the Joovy Caboose UL. We have the Qool as our primary stroller and both my husband and I are a bit on the tall side, so the fact that the Caboose UL has a taller handle than other ultralight models was a huge plus. The sit/stand/seat option was perfect for our toddler. She craves independence, but also wants a comfy seat when she gets tired. I did find that the seat is kind of a pain to get on and off, so I have to plan an outing with her energy level and the length of activity in mind. There isn't a smooth way to add the seat in on the go, but this far, it hasn't presented a big problem.I love that the seats are a bit taller since our little ones are a tad on the long side. The basket carries up to 15 pounds and feels small compared to the Qool basket, but for a travel stroller it feels luxurious.The sun shade canopy is perfect for the front rider and has worked for the back seat rider so far, but I can see how it might present a problem down the road if the back rider is leaning back and not protected from the sun at all.The front recline is great - lots of room to lean baby back, but there is no way that our toddler can sit (on the bench or the added seat) comfortably if baby is in any position but upright.The universal car seat adapter was a selling point for me, but honestly, we have yet to truly use it. It is kind of clunky to put in and didn't feel super safe on the rougher terrain that we tested it on. Our baby has just been in the regular seat and seems fine.The sturdier footrest is wonderful! It makes the stroller look and feel more durable than the lighter weight would suggest.When folding, it folds down easily (once you get the hang of how to do it). The stroller fits well in an airline gate check stroller bag, but we had to take of the snack tray and canopy to really close the bag. This fits widthwise in the back of a Prius that picked us up from the airport and our Toyota Highlander.The brakes can take a minute to work in since they are groove based, but are sturdy and reliable. This stroller steers so well! I have had absolutely no issues steering and have navigated grass, gravel roads, airports, sidewalks, and playgrounds with ease! The easy steering and small turn radius is a huge benefit. While the stroller can turn easily in most elevators, it is still long enough that a turn won't really be feasible in some tinier elevators.The parent caddy carries a decent amount, but there are some things (like water bottles) that are a bit too tall and cause them to hit the handle. Not a deal breaker, but mildly annoying when trying to maximize storage on the go.Overall, this stroller is what I had hoped for in a travel stroller. The little quirks are minor and don't impact safety or functionality at this point, but I am happy to update after we have been using the stroller for more than a month. We are already thinking that this could become our everyday stroller as our kids outgrow the Qool.

Wanted something light for plane travel this is heavy and bulky

MY babies love it and so do I. But i received torn canopy. I spent a lot of money and i am very sad to get one like this.

I went ahead and ordered the upgraded version of this stroller, thinking that the bigger wheels would give it a better chance of not feeling so cheap. I was wrong, you're better off ordering the cheaper one and saving some money. It serves its purpose for a lightweight umbrella stroller option for two kids, but very much feels like a $100 stroller while pushing. It isn't terrible, but several bumps on a walk made the wheels go sideways and you have to do the little shimmy back and forth to get it going again. It did better on a paved trail than on the sidewalk because the cracks in the sidewalk kept throwing it off.The canopy on this functions well, but you can see light through it. It's still better than no canopy at all.The bench seat is not comfortable for more than 5 minutes due to the bar on the back of the front seat being right in the way without any padding covering it. The bench seat also slides really easily over bumps, throwing the toddler's back into the bar. A lock feature for the bench seat would be helpful.The foam handlebar feels cheap and makes your hands smell. The handlebar cover that I purchased separately did not help with the comfort. I would have been comfortable with this purchase around the $250 price point, but not at $400.

The stroller is easy to assemble and collapse/unfold, offers two sitting options or one sit/one stand, and provides a smooth ride for kids and the person pushing. Lightweight while still easy to steer and not overly bumpy ride.I also love that the car seat adapter is included, so we can push my 6 month old in the seat spot if we wish!Overall very great stroller and great value.

The media could not be loaded. I love this stroller! My 2 year old loves riding on the bench and loves standing in the back even more. My 7 month old daughter sits in front and she seemed delighted. It’s light, compact and easy to maneuver. Overall, the Joovy feels really sturdy and looks very sleek. It genuinely looks like a single stroller, so you can go into stores and take walks without worrying about taking up all the space. Plus the design of the handlebar eliminates that feeling of being pushed backwards as you’re operating it.The stroller includes a universal carseat adapter (one one best, simplest designs I’ve seen). It even fit my Orbit Baby carseat, which I usually cannot use with other strollers.For those wondering about the rear bench seat sliding, there is a locking mechanism hidden under the seat; two straps that are velcroed underneath and pull out to snap and lock. (See my review video)If you’re a mom of two, get this. You won’t regret it.Edit: the mesh foot rest keeps breaking. They immediately sent a replacement, but it was hard to install and broke again within a few weeks. I barely use the stroller, so this is an issue.

El coche es bastante como, no pesa. Lo unico que creo que llego incompleto en la parte de tapar el sol del nino de atras y que no puedes cerrarlo solo, debes presionar el coche contra una pared para que puedas cerrarlo mientras presionas los dos botones para aflojar.