Double Stroller Review: Nuna, Zoe, UppaBaby, Bumbleride, Thule
Summary
The article reviews five double strollers, focusing on their storage space, weight, and how well they fit two children. The author, a parent living in New York City, shares practical experiences about using these strollers in apartment living and daily life without a car.Key Facts
- The author tested five double strollers, paying special attention to storage, weight, and seat configuration.
- UppaBaby Vista V3 costs $1,339 and is the only tested stroller that fits through the author's apartment door and elevator.
- UppaBaby Vista offers large storage space that runs the length of the stroller, allowing it to carry many items.
- The stroller can hold a bassinet or car seat and allows the seats to face the parent.
- Side-by-side double strollers offer more width and do not fit through smaller apartment doors easily.
- The bassinet is recommended to be placed on the bottom by the manufacturer, but some parents use adapters to position it on top.
- The stroller handle may feel uncomfortable for people with larger hands due to its shape.
- The author finds UppaBaby more comfortable to use on public sidewalks and buses because it takes up less space than side-by-side models.
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