Joovy Caboose Too Ultralight Graphite Stand-On Double Stroller with Universal Car Seat Adapter, 3-Way Reclining Seats, Option to Use Rear Seat, Bench Seat, or Standing Platform

I received this stroller today and took it out for a test run. I take my son to many appointments during the week and live in NYC, so a compact travel stroller was definitely needed. Especially since I take the MTA bus and train. I like the stroller so far, it’s definitely lightweight and turns easily. It’s compact and will definitely fit on the bus and train. I took the canopy off because my son has autism and freaked out about the canopy, but it’s a good stroller for traveling. I don’t like that the basket isn’t easily accessible but that’s fine, I got this for quick trips to my son’s appointments not to stroll around. I think this stroller and a small backpack for a bottle and diapers/wipes will work just fine.

I have been looking for a double stroller for months and I FINALLY found exactly what I was looking for after trying different sit and stand strollers! I have a big 2.5 year old and a newborn. My toddler still takes naps in the stroller and so I needed something that gave him room to recline. This stroller allows for that! He can also grow with the stroller as it turns into a sit and stand which I love. The cover for the shade is amazing! Both are completely covered from the sun! He loves that he can see his baby brother while we walk ( the baby carrier faces him). It has a place for my phone and our water bottles, which is super convenient. And it is so much more light weight then the other double strollers I have tried. This was important to me because I live on some steep hills and needed it to be easy to push while strolling up and down them. It maneuvers so smoothly over curbs and is very easy to push around. I mostly use this stroller for long walks up and down my neighborhood. It folds very easily too.The only con,( which is not a big one for me) is that the storage is located where the back child's feet dangle. So not tons of room for a big bag. But there are other places you can stuff things. I place extra blankets and burp cloths under the baby carrier in the front. There would even be room for you to secure a bag around the handle bars if needed.But for me, I am using this mostly to take walks around the neighborhood so I don’t need to carry a diaper bag with me for that.Other double strollers I tried all seemed to be missing this storage aspect anyway. So it seems this is what you get with double strollers. I haven’t used the sit n stand option yet so I cannot comment on this.So to recap Pros:-Great for newborn and bigger toddlers- Reclining back seat for older toddler to nap- lightweight and easy to push and maneuver- easy to fold and compact for a double stroller.Cons:- not great storage underneathDo yourself the favor and Just Buy This stroller! You will not regret it! From one happy mom to another :)

I bought this stroller for with the purpose to use as a double stroller for the airport, and traveling. It was my first solo trip with two toddlers, ages 2 and 4. The stroller was extremely easy to maneuver, it easily fit in the trunk of the car, not bulky for a double stroller, easy to assemble, SUPER EASY TO FOLD (which saves so much time and relives the pressure of folding it quickly before boarding the flight), and light weight.The only cons I have is it doesn’t have a good cup holder, the little sun covering thing could of been better, there’s no space in the basket, and only one kid will have a snack table.Overall it was excellent for what I used it for, it was perfect for the airport and traveling, the kids were comfortable, having the stroller took a lot of stress from me and made it possible for me to travel with two toddlers in a comfortable manner and no worries about folding it, storing, maneuvering.

This review is tricky to write because this is seriously a killer stroller...but it depends what you’re looking for an what you’re willing to sacrifice. 1) I am a tiny mom. I’m 5 feet and could barely lift our 32lb jogging stroller in and out of our explorer. A double stroller that I could actually lift was crucial. This stroller is NO PROBLEM for me to fold and lift. 2) I have a 4 mo old who does not have the best head control and a two year old so the car seat capability was a must for us. Since the car seat can only be placed in the forward most position leaving your tot either standing or sitting on the bench(no way could they fit in the jumpseat facing the car seat), they will be either pushed forward significantly or riding on the platform. This configuration is only good for short trips only IMO unless your toddler is very obedient with staying on the platform(which is angled kinda weird) OR doesn’t mind sitting forced forward. With no car seat, and younger child in the forward seat, I could see the toddler facing you sitting on the bench seat to be very handy for quick on/offs or even longer rides. It’s nice to have options. We did recently test out our 4 month old reclined in the front with our tot in the jump seat in the back(forward facing of course) and this was perfect, however, still flawed. Tots feet are in the basket so it renders it useless. Also, soon it looks like his feet will be able to drag. I plan to remove the basket and mom rig a foot rest. I plan to buy a large hook and just hook it to the handle and hang a reusable grocery bag off of it if I’m using it for shopping. We do not use the shades. The handling is fine. My favorite part is that this stroller is truly petite. I wouldn’t feel like an ass taking this in any tight aisled stores. It’s literally the size of a regular stroller. All in all, I am sooo happy with this stroller. It’s not perfect but I can lift it, it’s not ginormous(at all), my kids are comfortable, it wasn’t outrageously priced and I have a solution for all its flaws.