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I am thinking about getting a four place stroller. There are a couple out there and just wondering what one others have and what one they like the best?
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I got this instead:
It's called a "wagon for 6" from community playthings. I found mine on craigslist for $300.
It's very easy to push compared to a stroller because of the big bicycle tires.Attached Files -
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How cool. I want one.happyfacehappyfaceComment
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The only thing bad about that is infants. I need something for my 3 under two that I have. That is really cool though.Comment
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Foundations Quad 4 Passenger Tandem Dual Folding Canopy Stroller - 40-NM-B0 (View all from*Foundations)
Well I ordered it I hope I am happy with it I sure am excited!happyface
I can't get the picture up sorry!Comment
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I have the Foundations Quad. I bought it back in December and hated it. I found it hard to push, steer, get up and down curbs, etc. I used it three times in four months. I finally decided to try and figure out why it didn't push well. What I found was that with my heavy toddlers, the hand brakes were pushing down on the tires so it was as if the brakes were on as I pushed. I dismantled the hand brake and it now pushes like a dream. There is still the foot brake to use and I don't miss the handbrake at all. Now, I love the stroller. It's heavy in comparison to a single stroller but no heavier or more awkward than pushing a double stroller. It goes through most public doorways and turns like a double stroller. There are a few things about it that are irritating but nothing huge. I find that the seats, even in the utmost upright position, still seem to lean back a bit. The front seats don't narrow but the kids never complain. It can be a pain to fold up but I keep mine stored, unfolded, in the garage. I would have loved the 4 or 5 seat Runabout but at $2000, the Foundations quad was a good compromise at $400Doing what I love and loving what I do.Comment
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