Jane Powertwin in Azulon

Awesome stroller - easy to steer, compatible with an infant seat, slender enough to fit between clothing racks. Maybe there is a tad less leg room than other strollers, but my daughter had no problem resting her feet up on the front foot pate and there's plenty of room in the back seat. No doubt, this is the best double stroller on the market.

This stroller works so well for our family's needs. We have 3 children(4,18m,&10w) and I have used this stroller for all of them at different points. It folds up very compactly for a double stroller, and is not as heavy as most doubles. It pushes wonderfully on all types of train. I haven't had any of the problems that others have mentioned. I will say that when buying any baby gear you should try it before you buy it. All kids are different, what fits my family's need might not fit yours. I love this stroller, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a double.

Awful. Just awful.

Purchased online for my 25 month old and my newborn. My older child didn't fit into the seat from DAY ONE (and we purchased from a site that had no return option). His knees were up towards his chest and the sunshade is so low that we couldn't put it up at all, as his head would be pressing into it. He was only 25 months old and 29 lbs! They say up to 45 lbs - to me, that's insanity at best and at worst a bad lie - no 45 lb child would be able to use this, seriously. As for the newborn, you can recline the backseat all the way, but then the teeny-tiny sunshade doesn't protect them at all, so we had to spend MORE money on a separate sunshade that means we can't see him while pushing and it has to be untied to get him out from behind the front seat.

It's much heavier than it looks, and with the heavier child over the single wheel in front, it always wants to tip when turning corners.

The basket is virtually useless because you can't get to it. I have actually scraped the skin on the back of my hand trying to squeeze something in there.

PLEASE try and look at one rather than buying online sight unseen, because I really believe you will see that it's a waste.

We ended up going to a store in desperation and buying another $300 cheap-plastic combi double side-by-side that is flimsy and unsteady and I hate pushing, but at least the children can sit comfortably and recline and sleep in it.

p.s. we had the Bugaboo Frog for our firstborn and miss it so, so much, so for me it's not about the price - we were willing to spend more for quality. This is just a poor product.

I got this stroller for my 27 month old and my newborn last May and have got a lot of use out of it. My 2 year old (now nearly 3 and a very big child) is very happy in the front seat. The only downside is that she was too tall for the sunshade so I have never been able to use the sunshade on the front seat. She often sleeps when in the stroller and it is so easy to recline her seat and the back seat. Also easy to put the rain cover on and take it off. I had two punctures but it was just a matter of bringing the wheel to a bicycle shop to get a new tube. What is truly impressive is that I damaged the front brake disc two days ago, when the front wheel came off (appears that I did not put it on fully after I pumped some air into it). I emailed the aftersales service of Jane in Spain the night before last and today I got an email to say that a replacement brake disc was already in the post to me. Ten out of ten for that.

We bought this stroller, and at the beginning we were very happy with it. Our daughter was 29 lb and our son 20 pounds at that time. My daughter, who was less than the 50th percentile on growth charts, was already to long for the stroller. She was kicking the front wheel into the locking position most of the time. Also, the footrest for the front seat was too small, as well as her head was touching the sunshade. Then, the hubs on the back wheels were cracking, causing the wheels to lean inward. Within three weeks, one of wheels broke and made the stoller unusable. We returned it back to the store where we bought it, and they told us that other parents were returning the stoller with the same complaint of broken rear wheels, but it is more common with larger children. It was happening so frequently that the store stopped carrying the stroller. We liked the stroller as far as usability and ease to push, however we were very dissapointed that such an expensive stroller has back wheels made with such fragile plastic.