Joovy Caboose Too Sit and Stand Double Stroller with Universal Car Seat Adapter - 3-Way Reclining Seats, Rear Seat/Bench Seat/Standing Platform Options - Perfect for Twins, Siblings & Toddlers (Black) | Ideal for Shopping, Travel & Family Outings

1. I only have 2 kids and we already had 3 single strollers: Big (jogger), med (umbrella), small (micro). My wife wanted a 2 row inline stroller. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a 4th stroller. We settled for this one because of the high reviews and affordable price. We also got the deal where they threw in the free seat attachment.Pros: Easy to assembler. All you have to do is attach the wheels and the shade. The back seat is useful without the seat attachment. We got the $50 seat attachment for free but we never use it because it converts the back bench into front seating only. We prefer to use it for my 4 year old with back facing so he can hop on and off. The auto double locking rear wheels features is really nice. You can unlock or lock both rear wheels with only one pedal. The back bench is easy to get on and off on. Opens up really easily as well. Easy to push and steer as it is not too long or wide.Cons: Really small under cargo area. For a 2 seating stroller there is less cargo space than my large and medium single stroller. We end hanging stuff on the shade or handle bars. We also attached an after market cup holder for mall trips. The stroller takes a lot of truck space. When folding flat it is still just as wide and about 5-6 inches tall. I have a honda odyssey and keep the 3rd row down so it doesn’t bother me. If you have a sedan or small crossover this will take the entire trunk.Conclusion: For the price I’d buy this stroller again. Double strollers in my opinion are generally over priced for what they offer. This has all the bells and whistles of most inline double strollers. The smaller foot print of an inline stroller is worth it compared to a side by side. The price is even lower than a graco and beter quality in my opinion. Be prepared to carry more bags or baby gear on yourself than rely on the stroller.