double decker stroller

Hi all,
Has anyone used or bought the double decker stroller? It is just a frame like the snap n go stroller. I have bought the graco duoglider and know we will get a lot of use out of that but wonder if it would be a good idea to have one of the frame only strollers for the first few months to make it easier to get out and about.

Thanks
Ruth

 

QUOTE(pigsocks @ Jan 17 2008, 10:35 AM) [snapback]576577[/snapback]
Hi all,
Has anyone used or bought the double decker stroller? It is just a frame like the snap n go stroller. I have bought the graco duoglider and know we will get a lot of use out of that but wonder if it would be a good idea to have one of the frame only strollers for the first few months to make it easier to get out and about.

Thanks
Ruth


I had the snap n' go and I would highly recommend it or something like it. If you have a c-section, a full blown stroller is too heavy to lift safely. I used my snap n' go for 3 months and still miss it. I was sad to let it go. (My son was too tall for his infant seat) :-(

 

If you have the Graco infant seats, I think that the snap n go frame is kind of a waste of money. Your car seats will snap right into the duoglider.

DuoGlider

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Features


One hand fold with storage latch
Elevated rear seat for better viewing
Removable canopies with tuck-away tinted sun visors
Extra-large lower & load storage basket
Parent organizer tray with storage compartment and cupholder
Removable front and rear child’s trays with cupholders
2-Position reclining front seat, 2-Position, flat reclining rear seat with infant retention
Combination 3 or 5 pt harness in front and rear seats
Front swivel wheels with locks & suspension
Accepts 2 Graco® SnugRide® or SafeSeatâ„¢ infant car seats

 

I had both and used the snap n go so much more. When they were first born getting them in and out of the seats is a pain since they are always alseep. It was so much easier to just take the whole car seat and sanp in onto the stoller frame without waking them up or having to move them. Once they could sit up better and didn't like being in the car seats as much we put them in a regular stroller. My snap n go was a lifesaver and it is really light. I would highly recommend it.

 

I have the double Snap No Go. It's very easy to snap the car seats into. I'll see how much we like in a few weeks when the babies arrive!

 

The snap n go is GREAT. I have both the duoglider & snap n go... I really never wanted the duoglider because it weighs a TON and actually I have not even used it yet! The snap n go is light weight and super easy to use!

 

QUOTE(Stephanie1074 @ Jan 17 2008, 02:42 PM) [snapback]577004[/snapback]
The snap n go is GREAT. I have both the duoglider & snap n go... I really never wanted the duoglider because it weighs a TON and actually I have not even used it yet! The snap n go is light weight and super easy to use!



We never really used our duoglider. We were using the snap n' go and then we graduated to the duoglider, but they were only 3 months old and could not sit in it well. So we got a sbs that fully reclined. NOw they are big enough for the duoglider and hate it. The one in the back is always kicking the one in front. I will stick with my sbs.