Thank you for sharing your review!! Very helpful. We're going to have a newborn and 3 yr old come October so I've been curious about this stroller as a zoo stroller or park stroller. Thank you!
Impressive stroller, but the most impressive part of this review by far is the fact that you trained for a 5k pregnant while pushing two toddlers! Boss!! I’m debating between the two strollers you have. They’re both quite pricey so I’m looking for the one that is going to give me the most amount of life. Which one was more comfortable as your kiddos got older? I also like the all air tires of the bumbleride to better handle snow and ice (Green Bay, WI). Thoughts?
The Bumbleride was my favorite of the two. I’ve found that I prefer side by side strollers rather than front/back. The Bumbleride is also a smoother push and better for bigger kids IMO. However if you want to be able to use your stroller as a single sometimes or want more basket space the City Mini may be better for you.
Is there a stroller that you used for everyday use with your twins? OR one that you would recommend for everyday use? We are considering this stroller, which would be great for long walks or all day excursions, but as you noted, too heavy for quick errands and such.
I love the zoe strollers for everyday use! I have a review of the Tour (single stroller) here on my channel. The Twin is very similar, just a double instead of a single.
Thank you so much for the review! I’m looking to get the stroller primarily for hiking terrains. Ex. hiking/beach (crushed shells, roots, grass, sand, mud). Have you taken your stroller in these terrains? How does it handle?
callhertashamac You’re welcome! I have not used it on sand/the beach so I’m not sure about that but I have used it for hiking terrains and it does great on grass, loose gravel, uneven ground, roots, that sort of thing.
Thank you for sharing your review!! Very helpful. We're going to have a newborn and 3 yr old come October so I've been curious about this stroller as a zoo stroller or park stroller. Thank you!
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Thank you for such a thorough review!
You're welcome!
Impressive stroller, but the most impressive part of this review by far is the fact that you trained for a 5k pregnant while pushing two toddlers! Boss!!
I’m debating between the two strollers you have. They’re both quite pricey so I’m looking for the one that is going to give me the most amount of life. Which one was more comfortable as your kiddos got older?
I also like the all air tires of the bumbleride to better handle snow and ice (Green Bay, WI). Thoughts?
The Bumbleride was my favorite of the two. I’ve found that I prefer side by side strollers rather than front/back. The Bumbleride is also a smoother push and better for bigger kids IMO. However if you want to be able to use your stroller as a single sometimes or want more basket space the City Mini may be better for you.
Thank you so much for this review. Can you tell me where you purchased it? I can't find it in local store or on Amazon
wow for such an expensive stroller you would think they would have a better recline mechanism for the seats. thank you for the review
From what I’ve heard they have fixed the recline on the newer models so I hope that’s true! It was certainly needed!
Is there a stroller that you used for everyday use with your twins? OR one that you would recommend for everyday use? We are considering this stroller, which would be great for long walks or all day excursions, but as you noted, too heavy for quick errands and such.
I love the zoe strollers for everyday use! I have a review of the Tour (single stroller) here on my channel. The Twin is very similar, just a double instead of a single.
@@MyChocolateMoments thank you!
Thank you so much for the review! I’m looking to get the stroller primarily for hiking terrains. Ex. hiking/beach (crushed shells, roots, grass, sand, mud). Have you taken your stroller in these terrains? How does it handle?
callhertashamac You’re welcome! I have not used it on sand/the beach so I’m not sure about that but I have used it for hiking terrains and it does great on grass, loose gravel, uneven ground, roots, that sort of thing.