Joovy Caboose Ultralight Sit and Stand Double Stroller with Rear Bench and Standing Platform, 3-Way Reclining Seats, Optional Rear Seat, and Universal Car Seat Adapter (Red)

We have two girls (now 6yr and 3yr). We have used this stroller for them at the zoo and other around town outings. It is a lifesaver at the airport!My wife is flying with them for the first time alone and was a little nervous. She questioned if the stroller would be more of an inconvenience because you have to check it at the gate and then wait in the gate for it. She had a short amount of time for her connection flight. What prompted me to write this review, though I should have sooner with my own excellent experiences, was that she just text me that she would have missed her connection flight if not for this stroller. The kids love to ride in it, and being able to keep them contained in a busy stressful airport is invaluable. A big help is being able to store stuff in the bottom compartment and, if necessary, our older daughter can walk and we can put a car seat (or other large items) in her seat, which is a big help at the airport.We’ve owned it for almost two years. It has been on the beach, in the rain and thrown around a lot of trunks. I am very pleased with the durability. It folds up and unfolds easily. The sun shades work well enough and aren’t cumbersome.A few minor issues: when collapsed, the foot rest for the forward facing seat doesn’t have any way to lock so it will flap around. A small string or bungee fixes this, but it was never a problem for us. It doesn’t do well in sand, but it is not meant for that as it doesn’t have all-terrain tires. Lastly, is the maneuverability. I think it moves around well, but my wife has a little trouble when both kids are in it. I think that is unavoidable and a trade off for it being lightweight.

We are expecting our second son in a few months. I bought the stroller early just to be sure it fit in the trunk of our car. It fits well enough in a Hyundai Elantra to have room for a decent amount of groceries. The quality of the stroller is great, the frame itself and the canopy material. The storage area holds quite a bit. This stroller only weighs about a pound more than the single stroller I’ve been using for my son - and it is plastic! It is difficult to get the snack tray off so I won’t be using it. It takes up room in the trunk that could be better used, and my son’s feet get caught on it when trying to pick him up out of the front seat. I will try to remember to update my review once our son arrives and we attach his infant car seat.Update: we lost our Elantra during a flood and upgraded to a Hyundai Tucson. Needless to say the stroller fits better. The Safety 1st infant car seat we used attached easily. The only minor things I don’t like is the foot flap at the bottom gets in the way as my older son is so long that his feet hang past it, and he can’t ride in the back bc his feet go so far into the storage area (it is fabric so it stretches) that his feet hit the wheels and keep them from turning. He doesn’t always want to stay seated on the back part when the extra seat (sold separately) is detached. We will still use this stroller until he mostly walks everywhere - these small inconveniences are still outweighed by all the perks.

Got this to use with Chicco carrier for my newborn and my toddler rather than Chicco double stroller since it was about half the price. I'm fairly satisfied so far for the price but there are definitely some things I dislike. I'd probably give this 3.5 stars but since I can't, rounded up.Pros:- Cheaper than other double strollers- Fits Chicco key fit carrier with included adapter (but doesn't click in, you have to use a belt across the bottom)- toddler can sit or stand in the back- wide canopy- seems sturdy enough while not being super heavy- okay to manuever- fairly easy to open and collapseCons:- using baby carrier means the front seat has to be reclined, encroaching on space for child in back. We had bought the additional seat but didn't even attempt to install once we saw how it looked with the front reclined.- Storage on the bottom can really only be accessed through the middle (between seats). It's really hard to fit a diaper bag through it even when kids aren't in the stroller and you can't get it out once they're in.- rear brakes are really hard to pull up and can be hard to lock in place as well- doesn't fit in my trunk unless I remove the adapter and canopy so it's not a quick process to put it away or take it out- rear bench slides but doesn't lock into place- my husband complains that the handle being straight up rather than jutting out means he stands too close to the stroller while pushing it and stubs his toes a lot