Zoe - Journey

I have a 4 year old and a 9 month old! It was so stressful finding a double that made sense with the age gap. If you’re not ready to make a big buy before your trip, I’d rent a double Bob to try it out. We’d have gotten one when baby was born if it were newborn compatible- we love our single Bob and our older will still be comfy in it for a few years. If I were on the market for a double now with my 9 month old, I’d be scoping Bobs out. We bought a secondhand uppababy and immediately sold it to someone else on Marketplace- it was just too small for the wide age gap. My average-sized older daughter’s legs were dangling comically out of the toddler seat. Other moms I know with an age gap wider than 2 years also ditched their uppababy. We’ve loved our Zoe single for our older and will probably get a double eventually when we need it for travel. If you’re flying in, it’s a great, lightweight travel stroller! Only issue is storage, but we hack our way around it with big carabiners and side saddle storage attachments. I ended up purchasing the Austlen Entourage for our big family stroller during a Prime Day. The sit/stand option, the ability to shorten it with one hand if big sister isn’t using it, and the storage are what sold me. It has a bassinet mode for newborns, which I also wanted in case we have a 3rd. Let me know if you have questions about this one! It’s not the easiest to handle as an inline double, but it fits right through every door!

We love our Zoe! My only gripe is that the storage is limited compared to a legit double stroller (common with many travel strollers), but we do well with their side saddle mesh bags and a big carabiner on the handle for jackets and lighter bags.

I love the zoe stroller for my 3 and 1 year old. We have the double one but there is also a single version. It moves very nicely, is lightweight, and folds easily. It has a 60 lb weight limit. Their 7 year old cousin takes breaks sitting in it comfortably.

We recently bought the zoe double stroller for my 3 year old and 11 month old and its the best stroller! Its light, easy to fold, and turns smoothly. I preferred this over our mocking bird and graco strollers. My 7 year old nephew would take breaks and sit in it too so i feel like it will be good even as the kids get older.

I love the zoe stroller for my 3 and 1 year old. We have the double one but there is also a single version. It moves very nicely, is lightweight, and folds easily. It has a 60 lb weight limit. Their 7 year old cousin takes breaks sitting in it comfortably.

If you’re looking into different brands, I have LOVED our Zoe strollers. I don’t think there is anywhere to test them out, but I’ve had the single, the double, and the jogger and I have loved them all. They’re awesome for travel too. 

If you’re looking into different brands, I have LOVED our Zoe strollers. I don’t think there is anywhere to test them out, but I’ve had the single, the double, and the jogger and I have loved them all. They’re awesome for travel too. 

I've had my vista for 4 years & it's still in perfect condition, except for a few scratches & me needing to clean the seat. I expect to use it for at least 3 more years with the next baby. I can absolutely tell the difference with maneuverability & the seats and straps look so much more comfortable compared to other strollers. Plus I like that it lays down completely flat. I also have the Zoe duo & that thing is a nightmare for naps. Nowhere for the feet to go comfortably & now that my 3yr old is tall her head falls off, so literally no naps for her in that one. Plus they can move themselves to sit upright, even if I have it laid back. I really like that they can't do that in the vista. Also the storage sucks, so I rarely use that one if I have to take anything other than water with me

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.

I couldn’t use my vista as a double. My oldest is very tall and couldn’t fit in the lower seat, which is intended for the older one. We quickly moved to the Zoe double, which I love.

We use the Zoe regularly as our double with a 14M age gap. We are people who fly 3-5x a year and go to Disney a lot. It is a very utilitarian and lightweight-ish stroller. The seats recline separately and have good canopies. When we travel, we use the regular belly bar and fold it up, but the snack bar is our go-to. It is a little annoying that it isn’t separate and is one big piece. I highly recommend that you get the stroller bag for this because we are able to go out without a diaper bag (one kid is 3 now). We just throw a changing pad in the bottom and extra diapers and snacks in the stroller bag. We did not get the all-terrain wheels, but I’d recommend them if this is your only double. We also have the Uppababy Vista and we have used that for tougher terrain since we own it already. I don’t recommend it as a double. We also own a very old City Mini GT double as a hand-me-down. That thing is a monster and it is so heavy! It feels like Zoe took a look at what made that stroller successful and improved upon its flaws.

I love the Zoe double stroller!

We rented the Zoe double when we went to WDW and it fit my 18 month old and 7 year old. Recommend if you’re looking for one that will last a while and with an age gap. My 18mo is small (20th percentile) but smaller kiddo would be okay in it. It fit between doorways just barely, had great canopy, and maneuvered well. So you can definitely look into rentals which is a great way to test them out. I’ll also say it was a little hard to navigate not being used to the size and sometimes I wished we had 2 singles so we could split up or walk single file better.

We have 4 strollers plus a wagon 😂 - uppababy vista: worked great at first and when second was born - Zoe double: great for travel with two kids and was good when oldest was outgrowing the rumble seat in the vista - Thule jogger: great for running or on uneven terrain - gb pockit: use for travel when only one kid needs the stroller. Folds up super small so can go with you on the plane - eveflo pivot xplore wagon: bough once kids were older but still needed something to push them in. Works well on uneven terrain like the Thule. I’m about to have my third so we’ve still kept all of our strollers. Now that my oldest are 4 and 6, I’d probably only keep the wagon, jogger and Zoe double and get rid of the rest if I was done having kids.