As opposed to about 95% of the other double strollers on the market the children don't sit beside each other in the ABC Zoom, but opposite of each other. You can also have them sitting back to back or facing in the same direction. It is extremely flexible - you can switch and turn around the seat units and the carry cot as you please. At the same time it is, of course, longer than your standard stroller, but actually not by that much. It LOOKS very long with the seats on it, but the frame itself isn't much longer than that of the Gesslein stroller we are using at the moment. It's something one will get used. I'd definitely rather have a long stroller than one of those monster strollers that should be sold with a "Caution! Wide load!" sign. The only alternative would have been a Phil & Teds stroller, but neither my husband nor I liked any of the models we tried.
Now all we need is the adapter for our Maxi Cosi Cabriofix car seat (very handy that it can be used with the stroller) and, oh right, the baby.
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Congratulations! Hope you like it.
Yeah, we hope we like it too.. ;o)
At least we took a look at the barnvagn this time before we bought it. Believe me, we thoroughly checked everything that didn't work as well on the Gesslein, like how difficult it is to open the sele and how many people it takes to lift off and turn around the seat unit. But I believe there are always new things to be learned once you actually start using a vagn "out in the wild"...
Have you already checked out some syskonvagnar?
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