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Jane Powertrain Double Stroller ($600)
Pros:High Weight Capacity(45 lbs/each seat),With Car Seat Attachment,Backseat fully reclines, overall, the best I ever seen!
Cons:Pricy,For biger kids who sitting in the front is kind of tricky, when we tried out,Summer's head hit the top of the seat, so she couldn't sit back all the way, also she kicked the front wheel lock all the time(kind of annoying)
Phil & Teds E3 double ($500)
Pros:Unique design which allow you to switch the seats around, By purchaing special car seat attachment, infant car seat could be attached, Very Cute and stylish
Cons:Pricy, The backseat only allow max 35 lbs
Baby Trend Sit-N-Stand Plus ($150)
Pros:Affordable, has all the great features of traditional Sit-N-Stand, plus a full second seat and two shade canopy's,Accommodates most infant car seats in the front seat, The toddler could stand while front seat is reclined, overall great for the price
Cons:The storage space is really hard to access, Hard to convert to "stand" mode(maybe I am not smart enough), there is no snack tray for the back seat, and Summer was able to kick the infant carrier quite easy!
Graco DuoGlider ($150)
Pros:Affordable, a lot of space underneath.easy to put together and maneuver.
Cons:Heavy,Hard to unfold and recline(need 2 hands),The canopy of the front seat slips out too easily,Only two seat adjustments on the back seat(straight up or all the way down).
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