Cheap Combi Twin Savvy Ex Night Rider (Baby Product) Price

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Customer Reviews of Combi Twin Savvy Ex Night Rider

Mediocre
I agree with Kik. There are pluses and minuses. I live in the suburbs with infant twins. The stroller cannot handle grass, mud, rocks, uneven pavement, etc. It practically stops dead in its tracks if it hits anything organic or bumpy. THe best thing about the stroller is that the seats are well padded so if the babies fall asleep you don't feel bad leaving them in the stroller for a while (that is if you can get the stroller up the front steps without waking them). Nice for double-fisted feeding time. Also, the stroller folds up nicely and can easily hide behind a piece of furniture in the front hallway or in the cargo hold of your car. This stroller will probably fall apart before the babies are 1 year old.

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bizarre design & performance
I have tried (and returned) a number of double strollers, and this was one of the worst by far. The pluses: it is lightweight and it does fit through standard doorways. It also folds into thirds, so it becomes golf bag shaped, though I'm not sure of the purpose of that...couldn't drag it behind my like the woman in the illustration because it kept sticking and I'd have to lift it up to get the wheels in the right towing position again, and it didn't really open up any extra space in my car trunk. But it feels rickety, like it's going to break any second. Doesn't exactly make me want to put my children into it. It also didn't handle minor texture changes (like bumpy sidewalks) well at all, so the kids were bouncing around more than we liked as we tried to move forward. And the seats don't go all the way up, so even though there is a wonderful snack tray on the arm rest, no one even bothered to use it because they are reclining too much (which of course meant that they wanted out faster because they couldn't sit up straight without support for too long). Finally, these are the most USELESS baskets I have ever seen on a stroller. There is a BAR that goes RIGHT THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THEM (??). I had to work for five minutes just to wedge the kids' jackets in there. You would think that people who design strollers would recognize the importance of straight-up seats and big baskets (especially with two kids riding)! Graco's new Quattro Tour single strollers have enormous, amazing baskets, and I wish they'd make a side by side double with the same (their DuoRider basket is great but we didn't like the sunshade, which didn't stay in place, or just having 2 reclining positions). It might also be nice to have a stroller that doesn't have light easily stainable colors down the middle (hello! little sticky fingers!). In any case, this stroller was not worth the shipping that I paid to try it. Next up: Zooper Tango!

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Ideal for twins
We love the stroller. You can feed two babies at once very easily since they are side by side and not front to back. Both seats recline which is wonderful since twins usually nap around the same time. We love that the front bars disconnect....we open them up, recline the seats, and change their diapers right in the stoller. And the best feature of all is that the stroller fits through one standard doorway! The absolute best stroller. (Not good for rough terrain though :( <
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