Graco Quattro Tour Duo Stroller in Ionic

I love the fact that you can lay the back seat into a bassinet but still have the baby secure. Our two year old loves to ride around in this. The car seat fits okay, but does fit. You just have to make sure that it is securely fastened before on the go.

I have two children under 18 months and this stroller is by far the best purchase I've made for them. It rides very smoothly, has tons of storage, and folds up well, considering it's size. I have a mid-size SUV and the stroller fits well in the trunk space with room for many more items. I was worried about how it would handle given the size, and it rides as well as my Grace single stroller. I would suggest this stroller to anyone with two little ones!

OK, so we have two kids in diapers... fun fun fun... and getting a Graco Quattro Tour Duo was a great way of managing both our balls of energy, on our eventful outings.

The Good: The stroller is very well constructed, smooth to operate and maneuvers rather nicely. Maneuverability was important to us as my wife I kinda smallish and was not sure is she could move in and out of isles on those 'important runs to the mall' with ease. I don't know if I should be happy or sad, but she can. In addition to maneuverability I like the origami aspect of the stroller, which has it neatly fold into something you can stuff in the back if your car. Our kids don't seem to mind being strapped in it and my daughter seems to think once she's strapped in, she can command either parent to push the stroller wherever her little heart desires - only works with the grandparents

The Bad: it's heavy... OK once the nice little origami thing happens; you gotta lift the sucker and keep it in your car. Plus it takes up quite a bit of room, when folded. Now, that may be a good thing, given that it cuts into the space my wife would otherwise use for shopping bags.

Bottom Line: As expected from Graco, we're very happy over all. Once we compared it with what else was out there, we think we made the right decision.

ABOUT AMAZON... We brought the stroller and it had an issue where it was sticking when we tried to close it. Instead of messing with it, we wanted it changed. I opened the website and clicked on the link where Amazon call's you... loved it. They not only did, but were so helpful that they sent the replacement overnight - at no charge. Now we have the new stroller and the other one it on its bay back to Amazon on their dime. I thought I would have to roll my sleeves back to do the exchange, but their willingness has made me a believer. Thank you Amazon.

Overall this is an awesome stroller. It stears well, it holds everything you need for a trip to the mall, and it seems to be comfortable for two babies. (mine are 1.5yrs and 2mths.)
The only problem I have is that it won't fit into the trunk of my Sunfire, but that should go in my review for the car, because it really is a rediculous design for a trunk! Just be warned if you drive a sunfire that it won't fit through the opening of the trunk. It does however fit in the front seat!

We purchased this stroller before my second child was born last year--he is now 10.5 months old. My oldest was 21 months when we bought the stroller. I recall reading lots of comments before we bought it that it was heavy and large. It is heavy, but not too heavy. Sure, it is much heavier than a double umbrella stroller, but you wouldn't use this stroller in the same way. It is not much heavier than my Quattro Tour single stroller. I do not have trouble lifting it weight wise. Sometimes the length of it makes it tricky for me (I am 5'4" so my arms aren't super long). As far as size, it fits easily in my Honda CRV. In fact we can fit our old single on top of the double in the rear of the CRV. I have found it to be very handy to have this stroller. It is long--but all double strollers (other than umbrella or jogging types) are long. It fits a ton of stuff which we take advantage of regularly. I love the handles. They are great. I thought I wasn't sure of them at first but every time I am walking the hills in our zoo here in Cincinnati I am so grateful for them. I do like the straps in my single stroller better than the ones in this stroller. Also I can't cheat and put my youngest in the back seat without straps because he wiggles his way under the tray and starts to dip into the basket. =) One complaint I do have is that we got a new infant seat after buying this stroller (a Graco one) and it is hard to get in and out of the stroller at times. I had no trouble with the infant seat we had from 2005. Unfortunately due to a car accident that one had to be trashed. However I don't think all things considered that would stop me from buying this stroller. My word of advice to all of you is to consider possibly a sit and stand stroller depending on the age of your child. My oldest is now 2.5 years and doesn't like to ride in the stroller much anymore so I usually am pushing it while chasing him around. When he does want a ride it is great though.