Safari Double Swivel Stroller

We bought this stroller for our two grandsons and it is receiving heavy use. No stroller is perfect, but this one is as well made as the other brand models that sell for much more. If you need a stroller that will make it through raising a couple of small kids then this is the one you want. Easy to set up, easy to fold down, easy to push, plenty of storage, easy to adjust for the small child. You could buy 3 of these for what REI wants for one.

Like many others have said, one of tires came with a hole in it right out of the box. So I went to wally world and bought an exact size inner-tube replacement and aired it up only to find that the tire came off the side.The tire recommends 35 PSI, i thought maybe that was too much, so I only put 20 psi in it, SAME THING!!!This is just a poor design, maybe if the rims where metal this wouldn't happen. What happens is the plastic rim is too weak to hold the air pressure and bends letting the inner-tube come out the side.I am usually listen to other people's reviews but this is the one my wife really wanted so I bough in haste only to see the reviews after we had our own problems.Thankfully Amazon customer service is awesome!! Full refund I just have to get a new box because I already threw away the one it came in :(

This could be a good stroller for some people, but was not what we needed.First off, there were a number of factors in what we were looking for in a stroller when we bought this one: 1. Must be a jogging stroller - we are not extreme, but we do jog and participate in several 5K's every year. 2. Our 2 kids are both in the 90% for height, one is four and one is almost two. 3. Also needs to be practical for everyday use - walks, parks, shopping (trying to elimate our 3 strollers and get just one. 4. Really wanted something that could work with a carseat as we are still a growing family. 4. We took into consideration size and weight of the stroller 5. We are active and knew we would use this almost daily, so longevity was a factor. We wanted it to last through the baby years for us, so potential 4-5 years.We sold our Graco Quattro Duo to purchase a double jogging stroller. And let me just say, if you don't need a jogging stroller, get the Graco Quattro. It was an awsome double stroller, well built, folding mechanism was awesome, folded up small, great trays, could hold two carseats, good storage, etc. The only thing it couldn't do was jog. So maybe my expections were just too high.So, not to be a spoiler, but we ended up returning it after 2 weeks of use. We really wanted to love this stroller, but it was just too cheaply made for regular, continued use. For the $185 price tag, we were NOT impressed with the quality.Pros:1. The separate and completely adjustable sunshades were awesome2. My kids loved the snack trays3. The separator between the seats was awesome - we almost bought the Baby Trend, but without the separator my kids were on top of each other3. Very smooth for jogging4. Maneuverable5. The handlebars were plenty high. My husband at 5'11" liked the height of them a lot and I am 5'5" and it worked great for me, too.6. Seats reclined far enough back for my son to be able to nap during a day outing7. The parent tray was nice - cup holders and a place for keys8. Quick release on rear tiresCons:1. The backrests - I seriously thought that other reviews were just being too picky when they mentioned the cheap particle board, but that was the first thing I noticed in the cheap quality. They are aweful!2. The seats were difficult to put up and down3. The storage compartment was not very accessible due to the frame bar - we knew this before we bought it, but it was annoying.4. The plastic components were just plain cheap - scratched and scuffed up with almost no impact. After two weeks the stroller was WAY more beat up than our Graco was after two years of heavy use and we had only used it a handful of times.5. The kids legs were hanging off. They could only rest their feet sitting almost indian-style (again, they are tall kids)6. PAIN in the butt to fold up. Again, my Graco was a breeze, but this thing was hard to fold up and unfold. The top portion folds back instead of In and that made it both bulky and difficult. You also had to make sure the seats were fully reclined and the trays were locked in in order to get it to fold down correctly.7. And the reason we finally ended up returning it: The tires. We replaced tubes after each use and we had bought good quality tubes. One of the tires bulged out badly after the first time we blew it up. Due to reading previous reviews, we were careful not to overfill them, but even filling them 10 PSI less than the recommended amount, they still bulged out. The tires also slipped off the frame too easily.8. The quality just wasn't there. Our Graco had lots of plastic parts, too, but it was way more solid.We returned it as defective and Amazon was awesome about the return process. We are now planning to purchase a Bob Revolution Duallie. Insane price, but we'd rather spend the money once and get a decent stroller.I would recommend this for someone who was only using it for jogging or light active use - parks, walks, etc. It is not a stroller you want to be getting in and out of the car constantly for running errands or shopping. And it took up the entire back of our SUV, so shopping was barely an option anyway. We took it running several times on family jogs and did one 5K race withit and it was a smooth ride for everyone. It just wasn't durable enough to be an everyday and jogging stroller.

Love it!

DisappointedWe have replaced three back tires went i in a month. . Would not buy this product again expensive repairers

This by far the worse stroller I have ever had, and I've had quite a few strollers. We wanted something we could use every day and also for runs for our 4yr old & 1yr old children. This is so cheaply made the material started ripping after only having it 2 months and barely using it. Our children together make up 1/2 the max weight limit and by no means abuse this stroller so I have nothing else to blame it on except the manufacturing. Also, the fabric 'tray' underneath constantly drags on the ground even if there's something very lightweight in there. and the way it folds it constantly scrapes and gouges into the plastic foot tray, there's no way around it. Also the front wheel has literally fallen off twice on me even after meticulously following installation instructions and double checking to make sure it has been properly tightened, not so fun when your wheel falls off and your children get a major jolt as they slam into the ground as your walking or running. Now onto the weight of this stroller. This is extremely heavy and bulky. It barely fits thru any standard door and even when folded is monsterous...and I have a mini van and still have to have the back seats folded down to fit it. All in all, if you are looking for an inexpensive double jogging stroller please just save more $$ and spend it on something better. We have since returned it and are on the lookout for a better option.