Schwinn Turismo Double Stroller - Dark Red/Grey

Comments about Turismo Double Stroller - Dark Red/Grey:

I would not recommend this stroller. I wanted to replace my Instep double jogging stroller but not with this one. They are both made by Instep and the Schwinn feels lighter and cheaper but it is more expensive.
Cons- handlebar wobbles and frame flexes
- seats are narrower and shorter then the Instep
Pros- the tire lock from swivel to fixed was nice.
My recommendation are if you walk and jog a little the Instep is fine. If you plan to run ever day go with something better.

Comments about Turismo Double Stroller - Dark Red/Grey:

I researched double strollers for months, and this is the final stroller I chose! The front wheel shakes if I go over a big bump while on our walks but it adjusts back to normal right away. If you are jogging you can lock the swivel wheel so it doesn't shake. It doesn't have a car seat adapter but it reclines far enough and has a soft body supporter in the seat so my 5 week old can go for walks. The basket on the bottom is god awful so you'll need the mommy clips. Other than that my 2 year old and 5 week old seem to love it and so do I!

Comments about Turismo Double Stroller - Dark Red/Grey:

I guess it's a fairly new product since I can't seem to find any reviews for it anywhere. We have a 2 year old and a 2 month old, and wanted a stroller for every day walks and occasional trips. We don't expect to do much jogging (read almost none) but wanted the larger bicycle type wheels for a softer ride. We've had this about a week now and are very pleased with it. Some points they don't mention in the description-

-The handlebar height is adjustable
-the front wheel can be locked and unlocked remotely from a button and trigger gimmick located just in front of the handlebar (yeah for you joggers!)
-it comes with two "tinny" speakers (placed in mesh pockets in the sun shades) that you can connect to an mp3 player
-The seat belts can be adjusted to 3 different heights
-parents also get two cup holders (with rubber inserts, no less, to keep your drink from spilling!) and a small caddy to hold keys/ cell phone/ mp3 player etc.

The seat backs recline individually and are adjusted by tightening/loosening a belt, but the way they're adjusted is much easier that some others I've seen.
The seat backs are about 18" tall, unlike some 12 and 13" ones I've seen.
The seats are reclined back a bit even in the most 'upright' setting but if you want your kid to to be able to look out and front more easily, you can use the seat insert to prop his/her head.
It's very easy to maneuver and seems to have a really soft ride (the kids bottoms will thank you :) )

The size when folded is the only gripe I have about this stroller. It's pretty large (even though the rear wheels can be snapped off) when folded (takes up 3/4 of the space in my mid size SUV). It should fit into the trunk of a standard car but you wouldn't have room for too much else.

Overall though, seems to be a well built product with a lot of thought put into it.