Graco Quattro Tour Duo Stroller in Ionic

Graco Quattro Tour Duo Stroller in Ionic

 
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Moms with two stroller-aged kids rejoice - the Quattro Tour Stroller is available as a Duo! There's twice as much Quattro for the whole family to love. Toddlers up to 50 pounds get a front row seat with two cup/snack holders and toddler's own storage cubby under seat to stash favorite playthings.

Infants in their SnugRide Infant Car Seat or Infant SafeSeat Car Seat can either be easily clicked and locked into the rear seat to face your loving smile, or, once they're older, enjoy a view of the road from their elevated, flat reclining seat with its own cup/snack holder. A 20% smaller fold makes it easier to lift and fit in your car, and uniquely designed handles makes it simple to maneuver.

A large drop down basket lets you easily grab your gear while the rear seat is reclined. It even has one of Mom's favorite Quattro Tour features ? the one-hand gravity fold. Just push the button, and it effortlessly folds itself down to the ground. When your neighbors say they don?t know how you do it, just smile and squeeze your Quattro Tour Duo.

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Worth the price and weight2008-11-18
We purchased this stroller shortly before our second child was born in October. It is very easy to 'drive', and far more agile than I expected. I can maneuver it through aisles and displays with no problem. The large wheels give it a nice ride as well. Our older son likes his seat much more than our previous stroller because it sits him up more. (There is the option of reclining, not too far but enough for him to rest.) Our infant is right in front of us and locks in securely. It is definitely longer, and feels longer when driving, but I would expect that from a double stroller. The only drawback is that it is heavy, 39 pounds, but again I would expect that with a double stroller. It still fits in the back of our suv where our single stroller fit. I am a little concerned about the shallowness of the front seat, that perhaps as my son gets older he may not be as comfortable. However, overall we are very happy with this stroller, and would recommend it to a friend.
Very happy with it2008-11-17
I bought this stroller when my secon daughter was bon. My oldest was 2 and 1/4 or so at the time. I really liked the stroller. Easy to fold adn unfold. It's pretty big. It takes up about 1/2 of the back of my Passat wagon. Not outrageously heavy but all I ever did was take it out and put it back in my trunk. I'm 4'11" and by no means a body builder and I had no trouble at all. My husband (who is around 5'11") and I could both push it easily/comfortably. The handle height adjusts. It's pretty easy to click in the Graco infant carseat. I thought it was attractive. The shades are good enough. Not great but I generally find that to be the case with pretty much any stroller. It steers and "handles" very easily which was a pleasant surprise to me. Don't get me wrong, it's long so you need some room to turn but it was pretty easy to maneuver. It's not a "dream" when shopping but again, I find that to be the case with almost any stroller, including my larger "single" stroller. The kids seem comfortable in it. I didn't use it very long because my oldest just wouldn't sit it in (my husband always let her out!) for very long so I just gave up on the double. But I really did like it and have leant it to my sister-in-law to use. The ONLY thing that used to annoy me about it was I found the mechanism to drop the under stroller bin (the more accurate word is escaping me right now) to be counter-intuitive and often pulled it off track/out of "socket." But that was always easily remedied by my husband. For whatever reason, I did not have the same issue with the mechanism used to drop teh seat back (which basically operates the same as the under seat basket) - don't ask me why! The storage under the stroller (hard to get to when the back seat is reclined - an issue I think you'd find with any stroller) is huge. Overall I was very happy with this stroller.
Makes life a little easier2008-11-17
Graco Quattro Tour Duo Stroller in Soho

The advertisement of one hand to open & to fold is the truth. I am amazed at how easy it is to open this up and fold it down with one hand. The stroller is a little large in size but that allows for 2 children & lots of gear. Our two year old grandson is a big boy, tall & close to 40 lbs now, this stroller allows for a 50 lb child which will give his parents a longer time to get to use it. The Soho color style is very nice also. Really glad we bought this one as it handles & steers very well also.
great double stroller for the price2008-11-09
After shopping around and reading reviews, I've decided to stick with the Graco brand. I had a Graco with my 2 older kids and loved it. I really love this stroller! It was easy to assemble (I did that myself), it pushes great, looks great, has enough compartments & holders for me, huge basket underneath, it is bigger and heavier than my old double stroller(it is at least 9 yrs old), easy to fold, a little on the heavy side to lift when folded and fits in my van without a problem. Overall, I am very happy with this stroller.
Used with twin infant carseats2008-10-25
OK, so I searched this site and others to find a good double stroller for soon to be here twin grandsons. Everything I found on double strollers had to do with people using it with an infant and older child. So my review is for those of you having twins. I bought this and the matching infant carseats. I had originally looked at the Kolcraft tandem stroller, but went with this due to a little bit better reviews. I do have to say I am happy with the purchase. It is a nice stroller. It is heavy, but all double strollers are going to be heavy and bulky. It was easy to assemble and was done in about 15 mins. It folds and unfolds easily. Just a twist of the handle and down it goes and unhook the latch and pull up and it locks. It is super easy to navigate and very smooth. The carseats attach fairly easily. The only complaint I have about the carseats is that the first is hooked on the front seat. Simple enough. The second has to go on the back seat, but in order to get it hooked you have to tilt the carseat just slightly forward to get the foot of it under the cover. I don't like that part because the baby's head kinda tips forward. I like that there weren't any special adapters to buy to hook on the car seats. It came with one for the front seat and the back hooks into the cup holders. The basket underneath is roomy also.
All-in-all I have to say I am happy with the stroller and would buy it again.
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