Maclaren Twin Techno - Storm Grey

Pros: Easy maneuverability, folds compact, perfect for twin infants, fits through all standard doorways

Cons: Sunshade could be better, expensive replacement parts

The Bottom Line: Excellent sturdy stroller for parents of twin infants with easy maneuverability and compact folding for storage.

Review: After using the double snap-n-go with our twins in their infant seats, we transitioned to the Maclaren Twin Techno. It is a dream to maneuver, light and sturdy, and fits easily into the trunk of my sedan. The only other stroller that folds up so ...

Pros: Compact, streamlined, sturdy, great maneuverability, and spacious

Cons: Harness problems/difficulties, heavy

The Bottom Line: The Maclaren Twin Techno is not perfect. It has its quirks but still exceeds expectations when compared to its competitors.

Review: When my first daughter was only 6 months old I found out I was pregnant with baby #2. I did the math - my daughter would only be 15 months old when her sibling would be born! Although she started walking at 10 months, she wouldn't have the desire to ...

Pros: Compact, reclining seats, all the features of a "bigger" stroller

Cons: Pricey, no snack tray

The Bottom Line: Definitely recommended for ease of use and compact size. Has nearly all the features of a bigger stroller!

Review: I am in love with this stroller. It's amazing. When shopping for double strollers, I knew I didn't even want to consider a front/back tandem stroller because of the size and bulk. We have a small car and I don't think one would even fit in our trunk, ...

Pros: Reliable, Functional, Good design, Well-made, Well-trusted brand

Cons: Heavy, small baskets, and the aluminum broke less than a year later--

The Bottom Line: Although it didn't last for me, I'd recommend it to my friends for its overall reliability, and easy to maneuver wheels and handlebars.

Review: I purchased the Maclaren Twin Techno (In Storm Grey) mostly for its well-trusted brand name. I spent hours on the internet shopping for a reliable, yet functional double stroller for my two daughters 2 1/2 and 8 months. After almost a year of use, here ...

Pros: Good for taller parents. Pockets on canopies. Didn't tip over like singles.

Cons: No storage under the stroller. Heavy. Hard to maneuver.

The Bottom Line: I would not recommend this to anyone who lives in the city.

Review: I received this stroller as a gift after our second child was born. I sold it a couple of months after and got the peg perego duette -- the one with the steering wheel. The Maclaren wouldn't fit through our apartment door nor the doors into/out of our ...