Bumbleride - Indie Twin

I got the Bumbleride indie twin with a bassinet attachment. I don’t really like the car seat snap ons because newborns shouldn’t spend that much time in a car seat, they say they need to get out every 30 mins or risk asphyxiation and I don’t want to have to worry about that. It’s a jogging stroller so pushed super easy on different terrain. It’s a side by side and folds super easy. Also a big selling point for me is the fabric is a wool blend. I am trying to move away from synthetic fabrics in my home.

I’m getting a Bumbleride indie twin. It’s side by side but you can move it to infant mode or add a bassinet. I like that is uses more natural fibers, a wool blend. It’s also a jogging stroller so good for bumpy roads.

We went with the Bumbleride Indie Twin way back when and still can't recommend it enough. It rolls super easy folds up smaller than the Bob, and has tons of storage below. What sold it for me was that you could create a bassinet type space on one side for the infant while the other can stretch out without having to add anything on. We even brought it on our last trip in September and they are now 4 and 6. And they still fit.

I hear what you're saying. The back can get pretty close to vertical if you tighten the strap up all the way. If you could check one out in person probably be best, but even then I'd still say go for it. Being able to keep the infant coddled up without having to use a carrier or other big bassinet attachment was huge for us.

We have only ever had our Bumbleride for trips to Disney. Never had any issues getting around anywhere with it.

We have the bumble ride indie twin and have loved it. My boys are now 3 but we still use it. Fits though doorways. Off roads great. We got the adapters for nuna car seats. It’s very heavy and big though so when they were around 1 we got the Zoe double stroller for traveling and quick daily things.

We got the bumbleride indie twin. We wanted a side by side that would hold two infant car seats. Clicking in the car seats was a pain in the ass, not super smooth but worked. With car seats it was a tight squeeze through doors. To be honest we didn’t go very many places when they were that small, as soon as they were a bit bigger I wouldn’t bother with the car seats because it was annoying, I’d just put them right in. Now I use the stroller almost daily for walks/runs. We live rural, there are no sidewalks and it pushes great. I really like it now. Fits standard doors without the car seats attached no problem.

Bumbleride twin, I was lucky to find it secondhand via another family with twins who were done using it.

This one has worked well for us. It folds pretty nicely (and with the seating surfaces inside)—better than some single strollers like the Uppababy Vista. It's exactly the width required for ADA standards, so it precisely fits through most doors.

The Bumbleride indie twin has the highest weight and height limits I found for a double stroller.

We’ve had a bugaboo fox for 3 years (almost 4) and have been super happy. We used it with the Nuna Pipa car seat. It’s held up great, have never replaced anything and we walk daily. We live in southwestern Ontario and have used it through heavy snow. It’s not perfect in heavy snow but no stroller is. I did also get an Uppababy minu to keep in the car. Would have gone butterfly but couldn’t justify the extra $200. When we had our second we kept using the bugaboo for solo walks and added a piggyback board for shorter walks. I wanted a bugaboo donkey when our second came along but couldn’t justifying paying for a new one or even a used one at the price they go for in my area. We landed on a bumbleride indie twin for our double and have loved it! Still no regrets with our bugaboo and it’s held up really well for us.

I prefer the side by side. Much more room for me to sit whereas I just feel awkward in the inline.

I have the bumbleride indie twin, a side by side. It has a bassinet mode for newborns and each seat has a 45 lbs capacity. I got mine secondhand for 1/2 price. It can be car seat compatible but you need to buy the adapters. It pushes super easy and can be used as a jogging stroller too. It fits through a standard door without the car seat adapters. My only complaint so far is weight when you are loading or unloading it. I had a c-section so I couldn’t lift it by myself into the car for a few weeks.