Cheap Twin Savvy Ex Stroller - Silver Breeze (Baby Product) Price

Related Products

Customer Reviews of Twin Savvy Ex Stroller - Silver Breeze

It's not bad but don't try to use the carseat with it.
After a lot of research on double strollers for my newborn and 17 month old, I decided on this one because it was lightweight and also allowed for an infant car seat to be attached. Well, for the price, I'm not that happy. First, the infant car seat does not fit well. Everytime I use it I have to jam it into the stroller because it does not really fit even though it's the correct carseat. I'm worried the stroller will break at any moment since I have to push that hard just to get it to fit. Further, if the infant seat is in the other seat is pretty cramped. <
> <
>And like everyone else has said, forget trying to use the baskets. Not only are they small, but there is a bar at the top, across the baskets, that make it impossible to squeeze anything into them. I just pack a very small bag, and I mean small, that is large enough to fit 2-3 diapers, some wipes and a snack. I leave my large diaper bag in the car. <
> <
>Without the car seat, the stroller is not bad and I suppose I'm happy with it. It is very light and once you figure out how to fold the sroller (and it's not that easy at first), the stroller does fold up rather compact and fits very easily into my car. I figure once my youngest is old enough to sit in the stroller without the car seat, I'll be much happier. <
> <
>All in all, until one of the other high-end stoller manufacturers make a double stroller that allows for an attachable infant car seat, this one is the better choice. I could not imagine having to push one of those huge Graco strollers around.

Great for 2 kids- some drawbacks, though
After purchasing and returning both the Evenflo Take-Me-Too stroller and the Graco Duoglider, we ended up with this stroller- but mostly as a 'lesser of all the evils.' There is absolutely no perfect double stroller out there, but this seemed to fit most of our requirements, while giving up the least amount of desired features. <
> <
>Pros: Sooooo super light and highly manueverable. I love pushing it around, even with just one kid in it (it doesn't pull to one side like many others when my toddler is out walking). I love the easy-opening and relatively easy-closing. It has the largest canopies I've evern seen on a side-by-side stroller. The cupholders & shared snack holder are a rare feature on double strollers and a MUST for our 2-year-old. The parent sack (while reviews were bad) is actually quite useful. It securely holds my cell phone & digital camera (unlike my Graco single), and we really only ever use the cupholders for water bottles so we have no problems with drinks spilling out. <
> <
>Cons: Price- it was definitely over my original budget, but after seeing the other options I decided any stroller that would cut down on my frustration and difficulty while out & about with 2 kids was well worth the money (definitely not my attitude when I first started shopping for doubles!). Also, the baskets are pretty much useless. I've resigned myself to this & just pretend they aren't there except to store kids' jackets and a small snack bag. I have a diaper bag with 'stroller hooks' so I just take it off my shoulder & clip it onto the handle. It works great! <
> <
>Oh- other great thing is that it folds up even smaller than my Graco Quattro single stroller and it feels even lighter than my single, too. Love this stroller! Makes life with 2 little ones so much easier.