GracoReady2Grow LX 2.0 Double Stroller Features Bench Seat and Standing Platform Options, Clark

Just got this stroller for our babies that will be two under two. I am very happy with it. It is heavy duty. Although not incredibly light weight, no high quality stroller is for two kids. It does fold nicely, I can easily fit it into the back of the Prius with extra room. And I can lift it in and out by myself and I’m 36 weeks pregnant. It was easy to assemble, actually works super great for just one kid at a time too, since baby sister isn’t here yet. I love that the visor for the Sun is adjustable In the front because my son doesn’t like the sun in his eyes. I would say it’s great for city and walking tracks. Not the stroller if you do a lot of off roading, but great for the normal day to day. We don’t have a compatible car seat for the front clip, but if your toddler is still fairly young, you can just sit them in the higher seat and place the car seat in the lower one. Which works great for us, because we had kids so close in age. No reason to have to replace a car seat that is still good.Overall super happy! If you are looking for a good, compact double stroller, this is your fit. If you want something for off roading or that is really really light weight, maybe keep looking.

I ordered this at the beginning of March and it took 2 weeks to ship out but it arrived a week earlier than estimated. Assembly was easy. It is larger than I expected but the material is nice and it is sturdy. It is however a little on the heavier side. The canopies fold down well, the top seats canopy is smaller than expected but still kept the sun off my baby. Overall, it seems to ride smooth and I think it will last due to being able to grown with the kids sizes. I own a Toyota RAV4 and this does take up my whole trunk (I am okay with that.)

I live on the third floor of a suburban apartment and recently had my third baby in 3 years—I needed the ability to get all three out to the car and back by myself while keeping me sane and my kids safe. This. Is. The. One. I use it multiple times a day, and it holds up well with heavy duty use. (1) It folds to fit into my trunk like a breeze (I fold it at least 2x daily and it’s no trouble at all). I don’t need the sunshades generally, so it would be slightly bulkier if those were on, but it’s still a very compact fold. (2) it’s so versatile. The newborn car seat goes in the top position, my 18mo goes in the front seat, and my almost 3yo “helps” push the stroller (or stands on the platform while holding onto the handle). Once baby #3 is out of the infant carrier, she can go in the front seat and the older 2 can fit on the sit and stand at the same time. It’s not a triple, but there’s so much space on the back! (3) It’s so easy to maneuver in indoor spaces (in and out of elevator, through doors). This is due to both its compact frame and easy turning wheels. (4) I would totally take this to a place where we would need to alternate frequently between having the kids contained and letting them out to play/explore, such as the zoo or children’s museum.(5) This would totally work for transporting a toddler and a baby for longer periods, though I wonder whether an older baby would get frustrated in the upper seat by not being able to look around. Love this stroller, but if I needed a solution to transport 2 or 3 toddlers for longer periods, I would likely use a wagon instead of this. (6) The basket is *huge*. I didn’t realize just how much space there was until it arrived but wow! I can bring up a significant number of grocery bags in the basket, since taking trips out to the car with babies and toddlers isn’t practical when you live on the third floor.In short, but it!! In 9/10 cases, this stroller is almost certainly what you’re looking for!!Edit: I live in the northern Midwest, where we get lots of snow. It’s certainly not built for snow (or rough terrain), but I regularly take it through a snowy parking lot loaded with 2 small toddlers and an infant car seat. With some extra muscle, it gets the job done—as long as I can keep my kids contained, this is not a dealbreaker for me.

It’s a great stroller, I was hoping my 5 year old could sit in the front. But her legs hang over to much. My baby seems so also be to big for the infant seat at 6 months 18 pounds. I think I’ll just have to have my daughter in the stand up part and my infant in the front. Definitely felt it in the muscles the next day and only went on a short walk, so does have a little weight to it when pushing. Folding was super easy. I did seem to take a bit installing.

We bought this as a replacement for another Grace dual stroller which turned out to be too cumbersome and difficult to maneuver. Even though this one was more expensive, I would say, unequivocally, it was money well spent. This stroller is much easier to use, folds up smaller, and has a much more functional in its design. We have. 10 month old and a 3 and a half year old and it serves our purposes exactly as intended. The older child loves the option of sit and ride/ stand and ride option. Love it!

We are so happy with the Graco!We had it since our 2nd baby was born, but haven’t used it up until he is now over 4months and can seat in the front!We live in Hong Kong and hardly use the car (our boy seemed to not be comfortable in the car seat so we used the YoYo for him), but since he can now seat, we are so so happy with the Graco! He is sitting on the front happy to explore the world while our 2 years old girl is enjoying standing behind and practicing her balancing 😊Very compact Stroller, great manoeuvrability, and exceptional quality!P.s. the space underneath it’s so much that makes it very very convenient

I really, really like this stroller. The different seating options are top notch and I can already tell it'll grow with our family perfectly. I do wish that it was easier to get things in and out of the storage basket underneath, but that's not a deal breaker. It folds down super easy. Overall, it's sturdy, safe, pretty compact given the size, and my kids seem to like it. It does take up most of my trunk - Honda Fit - but I can still get things in there if I'm creative.