Evenflo - Shyft Rideshare All-Terrain Performance Stroller Wagon

Evenflo has treated us well through multiple kids (xpand, victory jogger, shyft rideshare) with infant seat connection points built in to the jogger stroller and stroller wagon at no extra cost, and is often on sale for a decent price. 

We’re on the Evenflo bandwagon. If you think you may have more than one child, the pivot xpand can function as both a single and double stroller. The rideshare wagon has an infant car seat attachment built in at no extra cost. 

We didn’t get the double until my second was old enough to sit up in the stroller (no infant seat), and we went with a sit and stand. My kids are only two years apart and the life of a stroller with two seats would have been very short for us. We got the sit and stand at a garage sale for way cheap. Caveat, we do also have an evenflo wagon, which we use for longer trips in big spaces (the zoo, state parks, etc).

We have an evenflo wagon and two toddlers. It’s absolutely an extra, not a must have. That said, I do love it. We use it for outings like the zoo, their cousins’ rec sporting events, etc. It allows the kids to see things and feel a little less confined than in a stroller, but still keeps them contained or allows them to take breaks from walking. It’s easy to use and we are able to store it in the garage.

We have the Evenflo one and love it! Kids are now 5 and 3 and we still use it for outings with longer walks. We also have a double stroller, however the seats are back to back, it’s a pain to maneuver and make turns with and the rear seat is pretty small. We only really used it for trips that we had to fly for since you can take them on a plane. We preferred the wagon for the extra storage space and I think it gives the kids a little more freedom to take with them toys or snacks to keep them entertained. I definitely think they’re worth it, but I don’t think you have to have the most expensive version of one. The cheaper ones work just fine for the same benefits.

We started with an evenflo wagon (highly recommend), ended up having to get a side by side double for travelling since the wagon was too big to gate check. We use both of them all the time. Older kid is still going to want to sit, especially just because the younger gets to, and you'll appreciate the option to not hold one or chase one around. Our kids usually both want to ride so they can sit and play together. Also, save some money and buy used off marketplace or something, you can get nice ones there for cheap. We paid $50 for a maclaren side by side that we've had for about a year now. I see the wagons in good shape for $80-120 fairly regularly around me. If you don't like what you get, relist it for what you paid and try again. Whatever you end up getting, make sure it reclines for when both kids need a nap on the move. I doubted my wife but she was 10000% right on that decision.

Yup - I just got an evenflo wagon off fb marketplace and it’s amazing. Used it on the beach too and it held up great

The tandem was fine when we could click in car seats and then after that it was just a pain/not convenient at all. The tandem is so annoying to push it reminds me of a Home Depot lumber cart. We started exclusively using the Evenflo wagon once the boys could sit up independently. I cannot recommend this dang stroller enough.

City mini double or Zoe double . During infant stage I used our uppa baby with the infant insert in the regular seat. We briefly used the tandem function which was not great but not terrible either. It was a beast to push. Now that they are older we use the evenflo wagon mostly and they love facing each other

If you will be traveling frequently in cabs or other people's cars, the Shyft is what you want. I live in NYC and I can't tell you how many times I drooled over Doonas and Shyfts while out and about. They are just so convenient. If you won't be in that position, get the Gazelle. It is a dream of a stroller. It's a workhorse but it feels weightless to handle, and it has some of the most versatile configuration options out there. And it has so many pretty colorways - not a reason to buy it, but a really nice bonus!

I love love love the Evenflo Shyft. The convenience is amazing. My baby is 6 months now and I'm dreading the day he outgrows it because I love it so much.

I have the Evenflo Shyft. The downside to it is you must be diligent about resetting. I make sure I hear both clicks and check every. single. time. It is heavy, and post partum it was hard to lift. Now, I carry a 20lb baby all day, I can throw the carseat into my high suv with ease. The upside is it is fabulous to run and errand and not have to unstrap and move a cranky 8 month old into a stroller or carry my determined escape who constantly wants down. I would purchase it again. My husband has the pippa nuna light something. I do like it alot. It is well made and very nice. If I were going to carry my infant instead of strolling in the dualride, the light weight is worth the extra $$ for sure. I also have a $90 11lb travel stroller- amazing, fits under the seat or pink tags with no worries of breaking. I also have a delta children's jogging stroller. I thought it was so ridiculous when my husband registered for it, but I love it. It is so comfortable. Baby and I walk trails, parks, gravel roads, the yard and because of the giant rubber wheels and shocks he is always comfortable and we never get stuck. I am in the process of buying the next step up in carseat, but we have a long way before needed. When we travel we a safety 1st all stages we take with us.