Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

As I'm sure you are, I found myself completely lost on what double stroller would work best for me. I wanted to stick with Graco because I have a Graco Click Connect carseat (and I didn't want to go with another brand then have to buy a special adapter). I would consider this double stroller to be the most premium option Graco offers but at first, i was scared away from it due to all the negative reviews about how loud it was, even when on the sidewalk. After receiving the product and trying it myself, I can honestly say, this is a MASSIVE exaggeration. It is perhaps a slight octave above "whisper quiet" but not loud by any means, so don't let those reviews scare you away. All in all, I LOVE this stroller. There are a few areas it could've been improved upon, but for the price, I can't complain (prior to purchasing this, I was primarily looking at the Babyjogger City Select). Pros: -My son is currently 18 months and in the 84th percentile for height/ weight. He fits no problem and has plenty of room to grow - Generous space between the two seats, unlike the City Select which has almost no leg room for the back seat. - Center divider bar between the two seats. Has 2 extra cup holders but i love that it primarily serves as a barrier to keep the child sitting in the rear seat from kicking the back of the front seat -I loaded it down with my toddler (27 lbs) and a carseat plus 10 lb medicine ball and took it for a test run. I'm a small woman and the push was extremely easy plus it turns on a dime. I was also able to use the standing platform to step on and pop the front end of the stroller up onto a curb with ease despite being loaded down. - Large storage basket underneath - when both seats are front facing, the back one reclines almost flat (about 85%) and the front reclines about (70%) Cons: -no parent console, just a cup holder. - Difficult to access the storage basket from the back (you really have to bend over to see what your grabbing) but there's the large opening between the 2 seats if you don't mind reaching past a kid's legs. - the bumper bar that is included with both seats only has a cup holder, no snack tray. - the sun shades are ok but one more extender panel would've been nice - the peekaboo shades on either canopy do not have velcro or magnets to secure them shut. All in all, I think Graco made the decision to cut corners in a few areas to keep the stroller in the affordable price range (unlike the $800 City Select which by comparison seems a lot more bare bones). None of my cons bothered me enough to be deal breakers and overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. *FYI, I was not paid for this review. I found my search for a double stroller to be extremely frustrating so I'm hoping this honest review helps someone like me!