Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite Stroller, Sit and Stand, Tandem Stroller, Black

Strollers are one of the items you buy in life that force you to come the realization that you are now an adult. It is a glorious time in life where you start to value things like, how well a pizza cutter rolls through pizza efficiently, how well a diaper genie masks the smell of your child's excrement, how well the turning radius is on a double stroller, and the excitement of how any item gives you 5 minutes of freedom away from life's responsibilities. Now this magical gift to humanity works great for two kids. I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old. When you hit the two kid mark, easy things like a grocery store trips get a little tricky. If you have more than two kids under 5 years of age, I can only imagine the struggle. This stroller keeps my 1 year old comfortable and gives my two year old the opportunity to hop in and out quickly and easily. The rear seat that is meant for the older child and has a seat belt just in case you need to prevent escape in serious situations. The rear seat moves back and forth to allow access to the large cargo basket. This thing is like a rolling storage bin that holds children. We recently went to Disneyland and had this Joovy packed full. You can put stuff underneath in the basket, on top of the canopy, on top of your children... this thing really rocks. Even with all of the things we had loaded on this stroller, it still rolled and turned quickly without much effort. The two things about this stroller that I don't like are the location of the drink holders and how narrow the handle for pushing is. I feel like I'm doing a diamond push up when there are two drinks in the drink holders. Seems like a design flaw, but maybe it was intentional. Who knows. I just don't like those two things. We used to have the BOB Revolution and I would recommend this stroller over that one any day. It is smaller than the BOB, rides smoother, lighter, and fits two kids. If you only have one kid, you should buy this stroller. If you have two kids, you should buy this stroller. If you have more than two kids, my best wishes to your personal sanity.

Worked really well for a 1.5yo and 3.5yo, and simple to expand/collapse. The kids enjoyed swapping places. It fit most places and steered easily. We busted the bottom cargo holder by overloading it, but was an easy enough fix. Would recommend.

I bought the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite stroller for my 4- and 2-year-old and it’s been a great fit for our family. My 2 year old sits comfortably in the front while my 4 year older loves having the option to sit or stand in the back. It makes outings so much easier especially for quick errands. It’s lightweight, easy to fold, and fits nicely in my trunk. The storage basket is a bit hard to access but overall it’s very practical for everyday use. Definitely a great option for parents with two kids close in age!

I was having such a hard time deciding on a double stroller. This is my every day, keep in the car, easiest for travel, go to choice! I have a used phil & teds jogger that I have only used as a double a handful of times, but am keeping to have the option to jog with one or two kids. It is fairly light and easy to maneuver, but doesn't feel very sturdy, doesn't have a good shade, doesn't have much storage (or any on the handle), and doesn't fold well. I also have a Graco double that is a beast that I grabbed on clearance at Target. It can have multiple arrangements with kids & car seats, has tons of storage, and has the best stability for walking with the dog too (being the biggest & heaviest), but is just not an option for me to pull in & out daily and just barely fits in my car even with taking parts off. The Joovy is my bestie. I can pop the car seat in easily (love that you don't have to buy different adaptors!), the shade covers well, & I love the back shade extension that zips on over the sit & stand. I wasn't sure about the lack of built in cup holders because that was one of the issues with the P&T, but the included neoprene caddy has worked very well for us. There is not a lot of space in the back when the car seat is in the front due to the necessity of reclining the seat, but for situations where my oldest is popping in & out (like the zoo) it is fine and he'll be ready to stand more soon too. In other situations, the rear seat fixes the issue quite nicely. He has more space & can relax. It is pretty easy to pop in & out and can be put in the under storage if you want to have the option. The fold is smooth. The latch closure isn't very tight, so it can shift a bit when latched, but I haven't been too bothered by it - the fact that the foot rest in the front is loose has annoyed me some but no stroller is perfect. It is lightweight & compact for a double with decent maneuverability & storage. I think the price tag is very reasonable compared to other doubles I was considering. In our smaller car, I do need to pop some parts off for it to fit in the trunk, but it isn't hard to do so I don't mind it. Overall, I'm a big fan. This stroller is absolutely the best fit for us for every day usability.

We have two girls (now 6yr and 3yr). We have used this stroller for them at the zoo and other around town outings. It is a lifesaver at the airport! My wife is flying with them for the first time alone and was a little nervous. She questioned if the stroller would be more of an inconvenience because you have to check it at the gate and then wait in the gate for it. She had a short amount of time for her connection flight. What prompted me to write this review, though I should have sooner with my own excellent experiences, was that she just text me that she would have missed her connection flight if not for this stroller. The kids love to ride in it, and being able to keep them contained in a busy stressful airport is invaluable. A big help is being able to store stuff in the bottom compartment and, if necessary, our older daughter can walk and we can put a car seat (or other large items) in her seat, which is a big help at the airport. We’ve owned it for almost two years. It has been on the beach, in the rain and thrown around a lot of trunks. I am very pleased with the durability. It folds up and unfolds easily. The sun shades work well enough and aren’t cumbersome. A few minor issues: when collapsed, the foot rest for the forward facing seat doesn’t have any way to lock so it will flap around. A small string or bungee fixes this, but it was never a problem for us. It doesn’t do well in sand, but it is not meant for that as it doesn’t have all-terrain tires. Lastly, is the maneuverability. I think it moves around well, but my wife has a little trouble when both kids are in it. I think that is unavoidable and a trade off for it being lightweight.

Overall, this stroller is pretty nice. We use the Bumbleride Indie Twin when we're home, however, we spend quite a bit of time at our cabin throughout the year, and the Bumbleride is WAY too big to cart back and forth. We were looking for a reasonably priced, second stroller to leave at the cabin. My main use for it there is to take our girls (ages 5, 3, 1 yrs old) on walks, and the occasional vacation-type activities that require a stroller. Unfortunately, when I walk faster and take bigger strides while exercising, I kick into the back bar that goes across the bottom of the stroller. I'm 5'5" and my legs aren't exceptionally long. The main reason I purchased this stroller was because of the higher handlebar height. In this case, it seems that the angle of the handlebar is more of the issue than the actual height. If I'm just casually walking around, this isn't too much of a problem. One other issue that I have is that it's hard to push and steer, especially with 2 kids in it. I'm used to the Bumbleride at home, which pushes like a dream, so that could be part of it. Otherwise, this is a roomy stroller, has a great canopy, and my older girls get a kick out of the option to take an occasional rest on the bench - they also appreciate the zippered canopy that shades the back. The basket isn't huge, and it's a little difficult to access, but not a deal breaker, in my opinion - I put most of the things I need quick access to in the parent console (which is included). "You get what you pay for" is relevant in this case. It's a mid-range stroller, with mid-range performance.

I purchased the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite for use with my almost-three-year-old son and infant daughter. I was sure my son would want to hop on and off as he pleased when we go on walks. To my surprise, he preferred to ride seated on the bench! As he now often rides his Strider or tricycle, I am happy that the stroller is a reasonable size in comparison to a single stroller. I read a ridiculous number of reviews before finally purchasing. After a few months of use, here are the pros and cons I have experienced: Pros: *Size - It's basically like using a single stroller when in use. *Handle height - I'm 5' 9", and I can comfortably push the stroller without stooping. Also, I somehow don't kick the thing when walking, though I was sure I would. *Parent organizer - Very handy. Love the little sun visor for the bench area, and so does my son. (Some people might not like that you can't put a hot beverage in them, but have you ever tried to put a coffee in the cup holders on a single stroller? Even half full, it will slop all over the place, and make a huge mess.) *Easy to collapse *Fits in my trunk, easily! - This was a major deal for me, and what led me to look at the Joovy in the first place. When I first looked, I was driving a Honda Accord. After I purchased, I switched to a Volvo S80. The stroller fits in both, though it's an easier fit in the Volvo. Cons: *Can be squeaky - at first, I thought it was just when we were out walking and it was still wet out, but the wheels occasionally squeak. It's not all the time, though, so it's not a big deal for me. *Doesn't stay latched when collapsed - this is the most annoying thing I've found about this stroller. The latch to keep it closed doesn't EVER stay in place, so when I go to pick it up, take it out of the trunk, or move it, it's always partially opening. Maybe I'm missing some key step, but I don't think so. Definitely not a deal breaker, though. Overall, very pleased with this purchase, and would recommend to anyone thinking about a double stroller, but not sure how long an older child will use it.

This is an amazing Stroller! It maneuvers well and has so many pockets for storage. I would have given it 5 stars for for easy folding. But it’s not super easy to fold so I had to learn it. I bought this for my sister and it is compatible with her Britax infant car seat. It doesn’t snap into the car seat, it nonetheless, works so long as you buckle the seat in with the strap provided. My 3 year old niece loves to stand in the back or seat when tired. Just wished that the seat had more space so she could comfortably seat in there without having to lean forward so she wouldn’t hit the back of her head with the car seat. Overall, great, sturdy stroller for infants and toddlers

Item looks used and missing a Wheel Cap.

Produit vraiment très léger et maniable pour une poussette double. Pliage ultra simple. Bémol sur le volume une fois pliée et sur la conversion «assis/ debout » de la place arrière (plusieurs choses à dégrapher… pas facile quand on doit tenir son enfant avec une main en même temps). J’ai eu une autre marque de poussette double… un tank ! Je recommande vivement ce modèle.

Fit for my purpose; not too bulky and not too heavy & easy to assemble. The only drawback was the shipping cost!

The push chair is extremely easy to use and seems lighter than any others I've used in the past. Customer service was excellent i would highly recommend this product

Avendo due bambini (rispettivamente 2 anni e 6 mesi) cercavo un passeggino che mi permettesse di uscire di casa con entrambi in autonomia. Non volendo acquistare un gemellare, ma qualcosa di più compatto, ho optato per il joovy e, dopo averlo testato per circa due mesi, devo dire di essere assolutamente soddisfatta. Il passeggino, considerate le dimensioni, è leggero ed abbastanza maneggevole (risulta solo un pò difficile salire, per esempio, su di un gradino se entrambi i bimbi sono a bordo, io in questo caso faccio smontare il più grande). Il bambino più grande ama il fatto di poter scendere e salire in autonomia dalla pedana/seduta posteriore, mentre il bambino più piccolo sta tranquillamente nella seduta anteriore. La seduta anteriore è molto spaziosa, non si reclina completamente, ma comunque abbastanza per permettere al bimbo di dormire tranquillamente. Quando la seduta anteriore è reclinata, il bimbo più grande può comunque viaggiare sul passeggino stando in piedi sulla pedana. Il cestello portaoggetti è molto capiente (anche se non di facilissimo accesso) e la capottina parasole più che adeguata. Molto carina anche la consolle portaoggetti che permette di avere a disposizione tutto ciò che serve senza dover tirare fuori di continuo la borsa dal cestello inferiore. In definitiva, considerato anche l'ottimo prezzo, consiglio assolutamente l'acquisto di questo passeggino.