I haven't said more about this stroller. We've taken the toddler out for a few spins with it. It's pretty nice and it is rather large. This week, I anticipate our first outing with two kids in tow. The adapter for a Graco carrier will be a huge help. The baby can be at the back, under a careful eye while his brother can face forward or back. We'll need to figure out what's going to work best as well as how to best store it in a vehicle. I think my Trailblazer will quickly become our default touring vehicle since we can put the stroller in the back with other things as well. The equinox isn't really Tandem Stroller Compatible. They really should make this a feature on the auto spec cheat sheet.

More soon, I hope.

I too am looking for a double as my daughter will be 23 months when our second is born. I really was banking on the Kolcraft, but don't want to have to assemble it each time we use it. The baby trend double looks pretty good too,www.allreviews.com/baby-strollers/2010/0...e-to-fit-your-needs/ opinions?

The "assembly" really isn't a problem. The big payoff is that it folds up very small in comparison to the others we found. The seats just slide on quickly and if you have the room, you can leave them on and just deal with it only folding as much as the Gracos or BabyTrends. The baby carrier attachment doesn't ever have to come off to fold down flat, so right now, we just stretch it our and slide the front seat on for our toddler and we're done. Maybe 20 seconds if my back's hurting.

We had our boys in the Michigan Ikea store on Sunday. A woman pursues us and begins asking us about the stroller. She was in awe. True stroller jealousy. I felt so good. She said she might have her husband track us down to take a look. I pulled the smooth move and offered to let her drive the boys around for a bit and possibly put them through college. Ok, I left off the last part.