Bombi - Bēbee Twin Lightweight Double Stroller

I also have a tall two year old and just received kind is it weird I feel like the seat part isn’t large enough like she’s sliding off it ?

So I have an uppababy vista 2 we bought before my first was born with intentions of it growing with our family, I had my second last year and we got the second seat and while this stroller is amazing for one kid, and is horrible with two in my opinion. But, I think that might be true for all up and down strollers? They get very top heavy and extremely hard to maneuver, even with the big vista wheels. And collapsing it... is horrible. You have to take out the second seat to collapse, and once you have both the stroller collapsed and the second seat in the car, it takes up more than half of your trunk. SO, I actually have been doing a lot of research into side by sides and just placed an order for my bombi twin. It weighs as much as my vista(in single seat mode) and collapses very small with one hand!!! You can get bigger tires for it for more rugged terrain but have read good things about the stock tires. Also, it is only like five inches wider than my vista stroller in single mode.

I got the bombi twin! And u can have 2 car seats on it

I have the uppababy vista also but I do love the bombi. My babies are due in 29 days so I can’t really comment much but I have practiced with both with my friends kids lol and I love how bombi is so compact and u don’t have to remove anything to put it in the car.

Going to have the same age gap and I bought the Bombi twin! I wrote a very long comment about it [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/2under2/s/bh1ipUNuOD) Also: the new models have now added a footrest!

I love my Bombi! I found the price to be more reasonable than many other options out there. It’s really comfortable, so easy to maneuver, and easy to fold/unfold.  One of the main things that sold me on it was the infant cocoon where you can lean the seat back to convert it to where an infant can ride in it , thus eliminating the need for a car seat adapter. 

I have both. Each has it's own pros and cons. During infancy we primarily used the Evenflo pivot xpand. Loved that I could just click car seats in for quick trips and for walks or longer trips the toddler seats turn into bassinets ( which is nice that you don't need bassinets in addition to the toddler seats). Now that they're 22 months and more independent we primarily use the bombi twin side by side. Easier for them to get in and out on their own. It's also folds down very compact and is a one handed open and fold. I would recommend both at some point. But to start, the tandem was nice.

I did receive mine, I pre-ordered back in April and got the stroller end of May, however I bought all the accessories as well and have yet to recieve 2 or 3 of them (snack cup, the weather package thing, maybe a third). I emailed them the week of July 4th and have yet to hear anything back, their customer service is definitely lacking.

I got myself a bombi double stroller for travel. I also accidentally found out about the strollair twin way double strolle on TikTok. It looks like it hits everything you mentioned? It's probably most comparable to bugaboo donkey, but to me, it seems cheaper and better.

I LOVE the Nuna Triv Next! Also a NYC city parent. The Triv is a bit of a unicorn with all the various elements you mentioned. I'm also a huge fan of the Bugaboo Butterfly (or Joolz Aer) and the Zoe Twin and Bombi Twin for double strollers.

Big big fan of the Bugaboo Butterfly for any parent who lives in the city or takes their stroller in the car often. The fold is just beautiful... one of those things that just makes your day when you do it! It has allowed me to travel all around the city (and the country on flights for that matter!) by myself without my husband, and with my toddler. I can jump in a cab easily or go on the subway, even when there isn't an elevator. It's a great travel stroller but also everyday stroller! The V2 can accommodate an infant and the V1 can also accommodate an infant with the car seat adapter. That said, I believe many families actually need two strollers, especially if you live in the city. One bigger full size stroller that can accommodate grocery runs, park picnics with a lot of stuff to carry, or any trip that has a lot of cargo in general. By the way, I work at GoodBuy Gear and I'm writing from this account. Check out our website if you want good options for secondhand or open box strollers at a great deal.

As someone who has tested DOZENs of double strollers (profession) and am about to be a mom of 2 myself, I would highly recommend the Zoe Twin with the upgraded wheels. Alternatively, have you considered the Bombi Bebee Twin? The Bombi or the Zoe would be what I would get for wanting something that you can fold up and take with you. The Bombi has a bit of a different fold, more akin to a Bugaboo Butterfly (push down with the handle and it tri-folds, VS Zoe where you pull the strap at the seat and folds in half). Also a big fan of the Valco options, however it's heavier than I think you're looking for. By the way, I work at GoodBuy Gear (which is how I know so much about strollers) and I'm writing from this account. Double strollers sell out quickly especially side-by-sides!

Agreed! Maybe walking is your child's preference, but it will not always be yours! My oldest daughter is 2.5 and even still if she wants to walk it is slow as mud trying to get from place to place. Toddlers dilly dally and if you need to get some place fast you will want the option to contain them. As far as what I'd recommend as someone who sees a LOT of double strollers: Side by side: Zoe Twin, Bombi Bebee Twin, or Valco Trend Duo or Valco Slim Twin (more of a splurge) For in-line strollers: Mockingbird, Thule Sleek (more of a splurge) I also personally haven't tested these yet but the MomCozy stroller and the new Gladly Grasshopper look really versatile! By the way, I work at GoodBuy Gear where we sell open box and secondhand strollers, and I'm writing from this account. Holler with any other questions!

Once twins hit that stage, the Vista starts feeling *real* cramped! If you’re looking for a solid side-by-side that won’t break the bank, I’d recommend checking out the Zoe Twin (especially with the upgraded wheels) or the Bombi Bebee Twin. Both are lightweight, travel-friendly, and easy to fold. The Bombi has a push-down tri-fold similar to the Bugaboo Butterfly, while the Zoe folds in half by pulling a strap on the seat. By the way, I work at GoodBuy Gear (where I’ve tested more double strollers than I can count 😅). We often have these models in gently used or open box condition for an average of 55% off retail, and we will have lots of great stroller sales happening this month, so it might be worth a peek if you’re hoping to save a bit!

It’s only parent facing with car seats on but I got the bombi twin stroller and then a cybex gazelle for an inline option. Got both for less than the price of a donkey lol