Baby Trend Sit N Stand Plus Double Stroller, Silverado

I'm very happy with this stroller. The only one downside that I can possibly find with it is that there isn't a pad for the jumpseat...but I knew that before purchasing so it wasn't a big deal to me. I figure my son will probably be standing most of the time if the rear seat is removed anyway. Setting the stroller up took my husband maybe 20 minutes? It was very simple. We ordered this with Walmart's free site-to-store shipping and were very happy with that process as well. Why did I pick this particular model of SNS stroller? First of all, it's compatible with my old infant carseat, from Evenflo Aura's system. The SNS "Double" (more expensive) is not compatible except with Baby Trend's infant carseat. Second, I love the idea of having a removable seat/sunshade canopy for my toddler son and for such a small price difference it makes sense to get SNS Plus, over the SNS LX or DX (which only has the one seat). And I needed to use an infant carseat so the SNS and the SNS Tag-a-Long does not have the carseat capability. Third, I like the colors - black tends to hold up better than lighter colored fabrics to all the stains and spills that are bound to happen. The storage basket - I have no issue with the storage basket. If you just use the snaps on the side it's easy to get in and out of. That was a happy surprise, as many reviewers hated the storage basket. Toddler foot room - I find it's perfect for my 2.5 year old and something he can use for years (w/second seat installed). Installing rear seat/taking it out - pretty easy. The buttons took a little work the first time, but I have the hang of it now! Collapsing the stroller - another pleasant surprise, this was much easier than I thought. Make sure to read the directions. The front canopy folds all the way back into the rear seat for folding...I think some other reviewer's complaints were about this canopy? But if you read the directions you'll see it does fold up super small. I do not need to remove any pieces to put it into my car, and it folds up to close to the same size as my old stroller (single!!). So I'm very happy with that! The stroller is actually lighter than my old (single) stroller - again, collapses to about the same size - and is about 6" longer than my jogging stroller. At first it seems really long, but takes little time to get used to. It maneuvers surprisingly well for a double stroller. I chose SNS Plus over other similar strollers, because some of the others were more compact yet that leaves no room for the toddler in the back! So either way it's a trade off of some sort and I think this is the perfect compromise at the perfect price. Happy shopping!

I love this stroller. I wasn't into the idea of a double stroller because they are so big, so I had decided on a sit and stand. Then I found this one and thought a stroller that converts from tandem to sit and stand would be a great idea. I've got a 3 month old baby and it works great to put her carseat in. I also have a 21 month old and a 3 year old. My 21 month old isn't quite big enough for the sit and stand part, so it's nice to have the seat for her right now. I've even put the the 21 month old and 3 year old in the back seat together and they fit fine. This stroller is a little bit big, but not bad. The stoller is sturdy and works well on and off road. The stroller is easy to fold up with one hand. It folds up quite compact too, it takes up about the same amount of space as the travel system strollers do. The basket is a good size, but when there is a child in the backseat it is difficult to get to things. I like the stroller a lot though, so if that's the only flaw, I'm okay with that. I also bought a mommy hook (like a giant caribiner) so I can hang my diaper bag from the stroller handle for easy access.

I got this as a baby shower gift a year and a half ago, and I love it. My kids are two years eight months apart and I it works great for both.

This stroller was very easy to assemble except taking off the back seat because of a safety stitch on all button holes ( I was afraid of pulling to hard till I figured that out). This one easily sits my boys with out me having to lift them in and out of the seats. When we go for our walks now it is easier and with the harnesses instead of just seat buckles I have no escapees. My older son that is weight approved does not like riding facing me but has found he can turn around and hang his feet behind the front seat without them touching the storage bag underneath! It did take a few tries to figure out how to put it in the trunk of the van with the front tray attached but it goes in two different ways. I have a evenflo embrace car seat for the new baby when it gets here and I put it on the bar, it fit great. Their will be plenty of room for my one year old to sit behind in the seat when she gets here. I love the versatility of this stroller especially for the price!

I've had this for about a month now. I use it for my 3 year old daughter who is 31lbs/36+inches, and for my 4 month old baby girl. The back seat is pretty small. The front seat has to "recline" just about an inch or so to be able to put the car seat there, so that gives the back seat even less room. There is a foot rest for the back seat but it's just fabric with snaps and it sits really close up to the seat. If my daughter has her feet in it her knees go above her tummy. She normally puts her feet down in the basket which I hate because the basket is attached by snaps and the only other support is a black board that is the base of the basket. I think once my infant is out of the car seat I will put her in the back and my 3 year old in the front, which will have plenty of leg room. The basket really isn't usable, especially if you have a toddlers feet down there. You can leave a side of the basket unsnapped to put things underneath because it is hard to get to from the back. A cup holder would have been nice for the seats but no big deal. It moves pretty nicely but it is hard to turn...my four month old is pretty big for her age though so that might be the problem. It's best to have your heavier child sit in the back seat, and your lightest in the front. Anyway I am really happy I purchased this stroller, it's been so helpful while my husband is deployed. It's light enough for me to get in and out the truck and maneuver around and carry my two princesses and that's all I needed and asked for!