Joovy Ergo Caboose Double Stroller for Newborn (Black)

We searched for weeks online for a pushchair suitable for our 22 month old and newborn and this seemed like the best one by far with the reviews and pictures. I'm heavily pregnant and had our toddler "helping " and I managed to put it up without the help of my husband so is easy to assemble. We obviously haven't used it yet as our baby isn't born but so far we are very pleased with the decision to buy this. For our first baby we bought a Joie car seat and it fits perfectly on top so we don't need to buy anything to go with it. Our toddler has been sat in the front seat and fits very comfortably in there with more than enough room to grow. I would recommend this pushchair to anyone with two young children. It will take some getting used to with it being long but I feel sure there won't be many problems getting out and about with it. It's much better than having the double width ways we think!

Love this pram, I can't wait to use it. 36 weeks pregnant with my third child I look forward to using it for my 2-year old son and my newborn daughter. Easy assembly and looks good. It will probably be heavier to push with the children in it, but not too bad for a double stroller.

Excellent double buggy, the only down side is the front seat doesn't recline much for the little one to nap.

OMG I have loved this pram.I purchased this to replace my britax b-dual double pram. When I purchased it my son was almost 3 and my daughter 6 months. I needed a pram that would take my son's weight, he has additional needs and was still struggling with his walking and offer fell. He'd demolished my double.The ergo is heavier then the caboose but a lot more pleasing to look at. I found set up easy. I was a bit disappointed it did not come with the rain cover, especially when I discovered the rain cover was£50.My daughter loved the front seat because it was the complete opposite to being on the bottom seat of our tandem. My son could jump on and off as he needed. I used the straps because he can be very unpredictable. The second seat has a pad so it's comfy. I found the fact you can have it quite enclosed really useful for when he had any episodes and struggled with the outside world.The front good goes quite low which was great for sunny days.I thought the front seat would need padded (which you can purchase) but my daughter always was comfy. During the winter I used a buggy snuggle on it.I've used it for almost two years (my son no longer needs to rest). I have never had to repair a tire and only topped themup twice. It still looks as good as the first day I used it.If you have an additional needs child this is a great option.I never used the car seat attachment which comes with it but it is universal do takes all seats.

A bit more of a stretched limousine push chair than it appears on the photo, still its great, but be prepared for some serious muscle power required to get this maneuvered around the town.

I am very satisfied with this product...A pram that adapts according to the age of your children. I would just like to point out that although it proposes three different seating options (front pram seat, bench at the back and adaptor for a baby car seat), it can only take two children at once, therefore is a double stroller, not a triple as suggested in the title.Up until now, my two year old daughter has been using the front seat with front-facing view, and my newborn son went in the car seat (not included), which is rear-facing : ideal for interaction with your baby. However, now that my baby is 6 months old, he will be able to go in the front seat, and his sister can either walk alongside or be strapped to the bench at the back (or even stand up on the platform if she prefers).Positive points are :- Its flexibility and adaptability to the age of your children- Large expandable canopy offering sun/wind protection- Easy folding mechanism (requires two hands)- Tyre pump included which is attached inside the basket- Extremely large basket- Reflective material for safety in the dark- It's generally lighter to push than other tandem buggies- Removable tray and cup holdersNegative points are :- The foam handle protector tears easily (we ended up removing it entirely).- As the front wheels are smaller and not inflatable, the stroller is sometimes tricky to steer (especially when going up curbs)- The upright front seat inclines only slightly, therefore is not practical for a baby trying to sleep.- Although the stroller folds with the canopy still attached, I find I have to remove it in order for the stroller to fit in my hatchback car boot.I have given this product 4 stars due to the few niggly points mentioned above, but in general I am pleased with my purchase and I find it less daunting going into town with my two terrors in tow, than I would with a traditional-style tandem pram. I am sure my daughter is looking forward to the novelty of travelling on the platform, and being seated on the little bench!