Graco DuoGlider LXI Stroller - Darius
- One hand fold with storage latch
- Elevated rear seat
- Removable canopies with tuck-away tinted sun visors
- Removable head supports
- Extra-large lower & load storage basket
Product Description
Two of them. One of you. Even out the odds with this durable, comfortable tandem. At just 20" wide, it easily gets through doors, yet has all the perks parents need to get through the day. Both the front and rear seats are compatible with SnugRide Infant Car Seat and Infant SafeSeat Car Seats, making this a great ride for infant sibblines and twins, and each seat has a removable canopy with tinted sun visor. Both seats have removable headrests and multiple position recline, while the rear seat reclines flat for maximum comfort for tuckered out toddlers. Each seat has a child's tray with cup/snack holder, and the back seat is elevated so everyone gets a good view. The extra-large, easy access drop-down basket lets you easily access the whole day's gear, and the parent storage tray has 2 cup holders so you won't lose your car keys or spill one drop of that much-needed iced mocha. Last but not least, the DuoGlider Stroller folds with one hand, which is nice for parents who've already got their hands full. Features: - SnugRide Infant Car Seat/Infant SafeSeat Car Seat Compatible - click into stroller without removing child from car seat
- Parent storage tray with 2 cup holders keeps keys and drinks handy
- 1-hand fold with latch simplifies closing and storing it
- Extra large, easy access drop-down basket lets you reach in without disturbing reclined child
- Front and rear multiple position seat recline keep both children comfy, plus rear seat flat recline so Baby can rest
- Removable front canopy for better viewing and peek-a-boo window in rear canopy lets you see Baby at all times, both with sun visor
- Removable front child's trays with cup/snack holders
- Lockable front swivel wheels with suspension for a smoother ride
- Front amd rear 3-point and 5-point harnesses help keep children securly seated
- Elevated rear seat so everyone gets a good view
- Rear
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Graco DuoGlider LXI Stroller - Darius
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- Publisher: Graco
- Label: Graco
- Studio: Graco
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 3 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #5005
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Summary: Great Stroller! 2008-10-23
Comment: My children are 23 months apart, and we loved this stroller. Now that the older one is 3, though, we are going to transition to a single.
Both kids have ridden happily in this stroller for long walks and short walks. The storage area is AWESOME. I guess the only drawback is the single cupholder for parents. It folds beautifully and easily. It's a little on the heavy side, but it's a heavy-duty double stroller. If you want something to take up and down 2 flights of stairs, it's not for you.
We used it with the baby in the front and the older child in the back, and the older child loves to recline in there.
We've also gotten lots of compliments on fabric. All in all my favorite stroller that we have.
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Summary: CARE FOR A STROLL? 2008-09-18
Comment: I am very pleased with the stroller purchased. The directions for the assembly of the stroller were not detailed and very confusing. They left much to your imagination. It took much longer to assemble due to this fact. Once assembled, it worked great, has very amble storage to accomodate needed necessities for twins. The front wheels are awesome that they do turn 360 and makes the stroller very easy to motivate.
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Summary: So many drawbacks 2008-01-14
Comment: We purchased this only in a different print(same price). We have already had so many problems we are getting rid of ours (g Collection) and buying the Quattro Tour duo.
The first problem we came across was getting it into a trunk, wasn't at all easy. The second problem was that the canopy over the front seat broke off, looking at the thin piece of plastic that was holding it in I am not at all surprised this happened. The third problem I have is the material is hard to clean. In most Graco strollers, you can simply take off the padding and throw it in the washer, this is something you cannot do with the duoglider. The seats are smaller than a regular stroller. Our fourth problem was car seat. We bought the matching car seat for our stroller (Infant Safeseat in G collection) and I was told that it would work in our stroller by Graco. Well it doesn't size wise. Its difficult to get it wedged into the rear seat. Then when you put your older child into the first seat their head nearly bangs into the top of the carseat behind them, the sun blockers that are sewn into the sunshades on both my car seat and the stroller don't work in different ways the car seat's visor is clear and doesn't block out any glare, and they get sticky and hard to have folded out completely its always wrinkled.
When you try to take the safe seat out you practically have to pull the red release panel and JERK (after taking baby out of car seat which totally defeats the purpose of a travel system)really hard sometimes it takes a few minutes to acomplish this. Not something you want to do with a sleeping baby in the car seat. And that brings us to the fifth problem when using the carseat in the rear seat (directions say to put heaviest child in front and baby in rear) there isn't much clearance between the baby's head and the top of the stroller, most with most graco strollers you can pull both canopies closed, not so with this stroller. When you want to check on the baby you have to pull the canopy over the parent's tray to see them which defeats the purpose of the parents tray. When you want to use the parents tray, you have to pull the canopy forward a little which puts the edge of the canopy right in the baby's face. Finally folding, this is one of the old fashioned folding strollers which has the front children's tray scrapping along the ground when folding. This is something that the Graco Quattro Tour Duo doesn't do, and although a little bit heavier, it folds up 20% smaller than the Duoglider making shopping trips easier. Had I known all the problems I would have with this I wouldn't have bought it. Its funny, all the graco duogliders are basically the same, however they are basically the same except that the patterns are different. The darius stroller is exactly the same as many of the 130-150 duogliders your just paying extra for the tacky fabric. Not a smart buy.
We junked ours and got (while more expensive it was worth the buy) the Quattro Duo its easier to steer and doesn't take up my whole trunk. It folds easier and not as bulky while it may weigh more its easier to lift into my car.
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