Review on Baby Jogger All Terrain Stroller Briar by Sherry Schneider

I bought this stroller to travel to Mexico with my almost two year old twins. I had an Evenflo Pivot Xpand but it was too bulky and they seemed to have outgrown a bit. I also wanted a side-by-side stroller that I can use after the holiday. Actually I wanted to use it at the airport because I had a long layover. Long story short, the wheel came loose when it was delivered to my gate in Mexico. You think I'll notice, don't you? Well I haven't. I packed my naughty twins (after a long flight even the moms were naughty and ready to fly) all my bags and took off. The stroller never tilted to one side. I didn't realize the wheel was missing until my mother-in-law pointed it out as soon as we got to her house. see the wheel everywhere. So I thought I was lost. I couldn't find a replacement to buy locally and the official website didn't ship to Mexico. However, this stroller has held up so well that after my holiday as a champion I was able to use it several times without a bike in Mexico and at home. It made me appreciate him even more than before. I ordered a spare wheel and now I have a full stroller again, hooray! It's pretty easy to do, takes a bit of effort, but it's doable. I love how wide and comfortable the push bar is. Folds up nicely flat. I still haven't figured out how to keep it folded. So I just lean it against the wall. It goes through every door I've walked through with no problem. That was one of my problems. Storage: Not a lot of storage compared to the Evenflo Pivot Xpand, but the space underneath is enough for my needs. Not suitable for a backpack, but you can hang it on the crossbar. I bought a parental console to put my phone, bottles and toys in it. This is a must. Handling: I love how bizarrely it maneuvers. I've taken it on gravel, grass, asphalt and smooth surfaces. Setup: incredibly easy! Literally just pop the wheel in and you're done. Shade: I love how the curtains protect my kids from the sun when I pull them all the way down. Ten peek a boo windows are great for keeping an eye on them. Recline: It reclines almost horizontally, which is what I wanted in case my kids need to take a nap at the airport. They did, and amazingly they slept almost two hours during my long stay. Conclusion: A great stroller. I like it very much and I'm happy with my ruin. I bought it from Revain for 500 and it's worth it. My kids seem comfortable in it and enjoy going out. If you're hesitant to buy one, consider how my stroller with only 3 wheels handles my twins like a pro. It's great, I love it!