Any feedback on Combi twin sport stroller?

[grammynelliebelle]

dd is expecting in a few months and will dgs will be 2yrs 9mos when the baby is born.We all hope to be in Disney over the winter. We would like to get them a double stroller and she is interested in a side by side. Another family member had a graco duo glide and found it very heavy to push. Has anyone had experience with the combisport and could share their opinion. ( I am interested in the combi because I read it does have a infant car seat that can be used with it and it doesnt seem that any other side by side has this feature) Dgs is not a good candidate for a stand up/sit down seat in the back as he would not stay put. It seems to be in the midprice range which would be good. TIA! I can always count on the DIS for information.Grammy

 

[JoshChristineplus3]

I have the Combi Twin Savy Xl...or something..its not the sport but the other one. Ive had it since my twins were able to sit up and they are turning three this month and its nearly survived massive usage ( as in everywhere weve gone in just about 3 years ) although the front with cupholders broke off last year . The sport is lighter I believe but if it folds like mine its so handy and has the carry strap so you can throw it over your shoulder if need be. It will hold an infant car seat but it has to be a combi car seat I believe. The baskets underneath mine are small but ive managed to shove a ton of stuff in them at the grocery store. Combis customer service is pretty good when I had an issue when I first ordered it and they sent a replacement right away.

 

[micheleq]

I have a Combi Twin Savvy that's a little over two years old and it's been great. It was rec. to me by friends who have twins and have really gotten great use of theirs.

Like the PP has said, the baskets are a little difficult to get to (maybe that's changed!), but I can fit my full sized diaper bag in there. I like the sun shades that are a little longer than the average.

We saw many Combis at WDW, it's a great travel stroller.

 

[mjkacmom]

I had the combi twin savvy for my twins, and I loved it, and it held up very well, and was lightweight. I had an old graco tandom for #1 and #2, and when I found out I was having twins, gave it away and bought the combi - it was was too heavy and bulky.

 

[Avonlady1001]

I just bought this stroller yesterday for our upcoming trip for my DS1 & DD4. I went to the store w/ all intentions of buying the Maclaren Triumph Twin...only to find out that DD4 is too big for it...the seats were very shallow. Then I was contemplating the Baby Jogger City Mini Double but didn't want to spend that kind of $$.

So, we played w/ the Combi Twin. I think it's going to work wonderfully. It was easy to fold & is very lightweight for a double! Even though the seats only hold to 45lbs, DD4 is very near that & it pushed very nicely (in the store...we'll see how it is on pavement.) I also LOVE the cup holders & bar for the kids...I think this is important to have & many of the strollers just don't have it.

I had a 15% off coupon for Babies R Us...so the stroller was just under $200...can't beat it!


ETA: My DSis has the Combi single stroller & couldn't be happier with it! That's another reason I leaned toward it.