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.

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I love this guy. It’s basically the same size as my uppa baby Vista but it fits both my kids and folds very easily and fits in my car also very easily. It’s pretty light about 20 pounds and so I end up reaching for it so much more than my uppababy Vista. I also didn’t really like the concept of having the two kids on top of each other because I think the center of gravity is too high and there is too much of a risk that they tip over. That was a problem. I was having with the uppa baby Vista with the adapters. With this, also the two kids are in front of each other rather than side-by-side and so they seem to fight less

I bought this stroller specifically to use for an upcoming international move from the US to Japan. For the first leg of my journey, I will be the only adult traveling with 5 children, aged 10, 8, 6, 4, and 2. I'm currently writing this review from my hotel room after using the stroller for 3 days, and 2 domestic flights.(Disclaimer: I have owned/ own LOTS of strollers over my 10 years of being a parent, so I can be super picky).Here are my thoughts on the stroller so far:For a double stroller, it is pretty lightweight. The fold is very simple to do, and I REALLY appreciate the fact it folds with all pieces attached, this is absolutely crucial when you are standing outside the cabin door of the plane juggling not only the stroller, but a convertible carseat and a toddler (all while getting the side eye from the other passengers rushing past that are praying they won't be seated anywhere near you). Speaking of convertible carseats... for the trip, I decided to forgo our heavy Britax seat, and bought a $60 Cosco Scenera from Walmart that weighs around 9 pounds. The Scenera carseat fits perfectly in the second seat of the Joovy stroller with the seat reclined (pictures attached).The stroller was great for getting on and off public transportation because of the ease of fold, its low weight, and its size (some people will say it is huge, but once again, this is a double with ALL pieces attached).As for maneuverability... meh. This is where Joovy missed the mark. PLASTIC double wheels? In 2019? Yuck. The stroller pushes fine on straight level surfaces (like an airport terminal!) even when fully loaded weight wise, to the point where only one hand is required to push it. Turning it to steer into a shop, or a restroom, however, requires two hands, patience, and gritted teeth so your kids don't learn some fun new words. Pushing it in the city on uneven sidewalks also requires two hands, and getting it up curbs can be challenging. The basket on mine completely ripped on first use while getting it up a curb, even though the basket was empty (other than my kid's feet). All the reviews that complained about the basket were spot on, the basket is useless. Supposedly it holds up to 5 pounds, but I wouldn't trust it... it hangs far too low to the ground (probably why mine ripped).I was able to attach a JL Childress cargo side sling for a tad bit of extra storage, as well as a JL Childress cup holder for my large Dunkin Donuts coffee. I love the Joovy parent console (and that it was included!), but the cupholders are really only good for water bottles and sippy cups.The handlebars are sufficiently tall that I don't need to hunch while pushing the stroller (I am 5 foot 7), the canopy provides great coverage, and the tray in front is great for my toddler to eat her snacks (although be wary, the cupholders are too shallow for a bottle/ sippy cup).Overall, I am very happy with this stroller, it has been a lifesaver for my trip so far. I will try and update this review at the conclusion of my journey.Tl;drGreat double stroller for travel through airports and on/ off public transportation. Not the easiest stroller to push or maneuver on any sort of outdoor terrain, to include sidewalks.UPDATE: (One week later)Could NOT have made it through the airport on my own with the kids without this stroller! Carried my kids, and doubled as a luggage cart.Now that we are here in Japan, it has been invaluable every. single. day. We don't have our driver's licenses yet, so we are walking everywhere, and constantly getting on/ off buses. Being able to quickly fold the Joovy, carry it onto the bus, then sit and hold it between yourself and the seat divider to leave room for other passengers is a great feature. My 2 year old has been sitting in the front, my 4 year old in the back, and every once in a while when she gets too tired, my 6 year old jumps onto the board behind her two sisters and holds on while we walk (I'll add a picture).Basket is still less than useful, and one of the plastic spokes on the wheel that hold the brake has broken off.Overall, though, even happier with this purchase than initially.

Purchased this double stroller before a trip to Japan as we knew weʻd be doing a lot of walking and we didnʻt want to have to carry the kids if they fell asleep or deal with a fussy toddler who didnʻt want to talk. This stroller makes travelling with two kids much more pleasant, and when the kids do walk, we can throw our bags on the stroller. The stroller folds up for TSA screening and from gate check-in. We no longer travel without it and have put on many miles of walking. The wheels are starting to squeak so it will need some oiling, but other than that, have not had any problems with this stroller and it has held up well on a few long trips. We purchased the rain cover which we used a couple times, it was easy to put on and kept the kids dry while pushing them in the rain. One tip, keep the bigger kid in the back seat, having weight up front sometimes make it harder to make tight turns. Also, make sure wheels are not in the locked position when making turns. Sometimes the kids accidentally kick the wheel locks and I have to quickly unlock so that turns can be made, I never leave in the locked position as we are never just going straight. I donʻt know if the newer models have a lock for the front seat foot rest, when the stroller is folded up, the foot rest opens up and would be more slim if it stayed close.