I purchased this stroller about 6 months ago, and have had a chance now to really know what I like and don't like about it. It is a great stroller and is holding up very well!

To begin, here are my likes:
-Very comfortable for small babies, especially those who do not sit up on their own yet. The reclining positions do not just recline the back, but rather the whole seat.
-Seat can be turned in towards you or away for your baby to look out.
-Large canopy with window to see baby.
-Baby sits up higher than traditional strollers, so I do not feel like he is going to get hit or bumped in a busy or congested area.
-Great on smooth surfaces. Easy to push.
-Comfortable handlebar for pushing that adjusts for all heights, even 6' 4" husband.
-Stylish, sleek design is also very nice! :)

Things I have discovered I would change:

- #1- The seat- Now that my little guy is 10 mo. old, he wants to be sitting upright. When the seat is in it's most upright position, it is still slightly reclined. So, I have to have just the lap belt on him and he sits upright, back not touching the seat at all. This is something I heard was an issue with another brand and the company was able to resolve. :)

- Safety bar has no cover- The removable safety bar that goes across the front has a nice foam cover, however, this is very appealing for little ones to want to chew on and my little one ends up with foam in his mouth, which is not nice. Another brand I looked at has a removable & washable cover that comes with. This would be very nice!!!

-Wheels- While the wheels are great from the standpoint that they do not have to be filled with air like an inflatable tire, they also feel every little bump and stuff gets stuck on them easily, I have found. Perhaps there could be an option to switch out the tires for rubber inflatable tires? :)

- This cannot be changed, but just beware that this is a pretty wide stroller at the back tires, which can make it difficult to use in indoor spaces. I find stores sometimes hard to navigate.

Overall, I am happy with this stroller and like it very much, however there are a few things I would love to see improved upon! :) It is still a great value and Britax seems to have specials once or twice a year, making it a deal that is hard to pass up!!

I LOVE my stroller and can't say enough about it! It gives me the freedom to go out with my infant and two year old by myself which is priceless. I use the adaptor to put the baby on the bottom. I like her down there because strangers aren't trying to touch her. The main seat is the right height to use like a highchair in restaurants too. My toddler hated being strapped in a stroller until we got this one. He fights naps but will fall asleep in here. Unlike the doublewide or tandem strollers, you can easily manuver and turn on a dime. With both kids and tons of shopping bags I can steer with one hand.

My favorite thing though is how stable it is. My son was hurt when he climbed in a different stroller which tipped over. This stroller is very steady and doesn't tip backward even if you push down hard on the handle bars.

I have had this stroller a couple of weeks now and have used it EVERY day. From power walks in the rain with the gal pals to shopping at costco, it has been an AWESOME investment. I do say INVESTMENT though as it costs a LOT of money with the attachments.PROS:It handles like a breeze. One handed pushing (while drinking my latte) with 2 kids fully loaded and the carseat attached. That absolutely amazes me. I had a Baby Trend sit and stand and it was like pushing a dump truck, fully loaded with kids in it.I spent the extra money to get the accessories so that I could have multiple options for configuration. I have a 5 month old and a TALL 4 year old. The 4 year old likes the second rumble seat and the cover does go over her head when it's raining. The Chaperone carseat snaps easily into the stroller and is secure.Since we live in the Seattle area, having the rain covers included is a nice feature. I have used them a lot recently and the nice LARGE seat canopies have wonderful coverage. The basket is a good size and even did a costco run with my carseat attached to the top AND diaper bag in the bottom. Being able to access the contents of the basket from ALL angles is a real plus. That was VERY well thought out by Britax.I bought the rumble seat (worth it), the car seat lower adapter (worth it) and the Chaperone seat (careful of recalls on all chaperones prior to May 2010 manufacture). I also bought the cup holders that go in the top seat bar connector and those have been good but are a little shallow (use a fatter shorter cup). All in all... for the whole set up I am almost $1000 into it. BUT, I would STILL highly recommend it. CONS (of course there are some you find out in "field testing")It has the weight of the full sized stroller ESPECIALLY if you have the rumble seat AND the top seat connected. It does fold up with all those accessories attached but it makes it one heavy dude to lift into the back of my Tahoe. It takes up a fair amount of space because it is slightly wider in stance, you might want to measure before you purchase but I am betting it will fit just fine in most vehicles. I usually take the attachments off and stack them on top of the frame which is SUPER easy and quick to do and makes the frame a breeze to toss into your car. The wider stance on the wheels is a plus and a minus. Wider path needed to get through doorways etc also means it won't tip over when your bigger kid crawls into the rumble seat (35 lb max). It is SOLID and STATIONARY when the break is in gear. I am used to a narrower stroller so the wider stance will take some getting use to. The wheels are a soft rubber type material and are very staticky... things like leaves and hair stick to them. Rocks get stuck in them (little pieces of gravel) and I wonder if over time it will ruin the wheels. But it makes for a nice soft ride and you don't have the troubles with flat tires like you do on other products. I initally bought the carseat adapter as I had a graco carseat. Be aware that there are 4 different models of gracos. It says the sungride 32/35 will fit with the adapter but I have found that NOT the case... it is wobbley and the feet of the carseat don't fit into the plastic inserts of the adapter that would make it a snug and safe fit. Maybe the Chicco seat is different? So, I ended up buying the Chaperone seat (very expensive but worth it) and the quick click to attach it is WONDERFUL!!!! The lower carseat attachment works with the carseat adapter but it is VERY loose and bouncy. Not secure at all. LOTS of play in the 2 pieces being together and doesn't seem safe to me. So now I have to take back the carseat adapter and get rid of the graco snugride 35 seat I have. The only other con I have is definitely user error... it took me a WHILE to figure out how to collapse the frame without pinching my fingers on the sides of the frame as the bars collapse! There was some cussing with that. I don't like that it collapses on the handle with the wheels up. The handle gets dirty that way (remember WET seattle). And when you collapse the frame with rumble seat attached the canopy gets dirty. All in all... it is an amazing stroller. Very well thought out and very all terrain. Gravel, grass, wet, dirt and sand have been no match for this stroller. If you have the money to spend... it is worth it!