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Maclaren Twin Triumph Coffee Brown Stroller | 
 enlarge | Brand: Maclaren
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $244.99
New (2) from $244.99
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 4766
Color: Brown
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 33.4
Dimensions (in): 44.8 x 14.8 x 12
Model: W0728013
UPC: 688222151788
EAN: 0688222151788
ASIN: B000LXWMWU
Release Date: February 6, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Sturdy, aeronautical-quality aluminum frame | | • | 5-point safety harness for maximum security | | • | Independent multiple positions with adjustable straps |
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Product Description
The Twin Triumph embodies the same clean design as the single Triumph, but is twice as brilliant with seating for two! Easy to maneuver, light chassis and compact width means the buggy slides through a standard door with ease. Features of the Twin Triumph: Independent multiple seat positions Convenient carry handle Fits through standard doors 99% UV protective viewing window on hoods Adjustable harness with cheery stripes! Standard Features on all Maclaren Buggies: 5-Point safety harness for maximum security Ergonomically optimized, foam insulated handles One-hand, compact umbrella fold Washable seat Foot operated parking brakes Sturdy, aeronautical quality aluminum frame Lockable, front swivel wheels Carry strap for easy portability Handy mesh shopping basket Raincover included Water resistant hood Specifications: Stroller weight: 21 lbs (with out hood, shopping basket or raincover) Child capacity: 66 lbs per seat Wheel size: 5 in Age: birth + Gift Wrap not available. Shipping Note: This item ships via UPS Ground within contiguous United States only. Cannot be shipped to AK/HI, PO boxes, US territories, or APO/FPO addresses.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
LOVE it!!!! January 16, 2008
Monica D. (Los Angeles, CA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I LOVE this stroller. I have it in navy. I use it with my 1-year old twins. It looks fantastic, it handles great, it comes with a free rain cover and seat protectors, and it is really easy to fold and unfold. I keep it in the back of the car for errands and use a jogging stroller for walks around the neighborhood. It's great for travel (I put it in a protective bag when I check it at the gate).
It doesn't have cup holders, but I actually prefer that. I like how uncluttered it looks. Sun protection is okay for errands but not for long walks, so we have a navy Kiddopotamus RayShade I use if we're going to be out in the sun a long time.
I really like side-by-side strollers. I think they look better than tandems, they're easier to push, and it's nice that each baby gets a view. I think this is by far the best side-by-side umbrella-style stroller, and the price is similar or less than that of comparable models. Before this stroller I was using an 8-year-old hand-me-down Maclaren double stroller that had been used heavily. After 8 years, it was finally beginning to show signs of wear (bonnet clasp breaking, a screw coming out). But it lasted 8 YEARS!
Love it! November 26, 2007
T. Schumacher (Omaha, NE United States)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I purchased this product to hold my very tall 4 year old (often mistaken for 6) and my 2 year old. This product works very well and my oldest daughter doesn't have to worry about her head rubbing on the umbrella or her knees being up in her throat. It also folds up and requires very little room in your vehicle. I was extremely happy to receive the additional pads for the stroller, my only wish would be for an additional umbrella. Also if this is any indication of how great it is ....I have friends and sisters begging for it when I am done.
The Holy Grail of Doubles July 28, 2007
Tiffany N. Underwood (Cumming, GA United States)
21 out of 21 found this review helpful
I love this stroller! I mean truly, LOVE this stroller!!! I have been struggling with the search for the perfect double stroller.
I have a four-year-old (37 lbs.) and a one-year-old (20 lbs.), and the difference in their weights make it nearly impossible to push a front-to-back stroller. If my 4 is in the back, she can tip the whole thing over, if she is in the front it is pure hell trying to steer and push. And add in any kind of hill or uneven ground and you may as well start out rocking in the corner -cause you'll end up there.
This said, I have been battling strollers for a year. I thought that a front-to-back would be prevent the poke and pinch factor...and a side-by-side would be worse. Actually, because they can see each other, I have had less trouble in the side-by-side.
You can get in and out of stores easily. Aisles in stores are also easy. Between clothing racks in stores, more difficult, however, is shopping with two little ones ever a cake walk? In houses, more difficult, but really how often is that a necessity?
This thing pushes like a dream...with both in and with only one (EITHER ONE!) I can manage with ONE hand!
Nice little bonuses: Seats come out and are machine washable, sun shades are removeable and easy to take on and off, and the rain cover easy and nice to have. Folds up compactly, easily, and fairly light weight. Also fits easily into a car trunk!
Storage good, not super, but that is easily fixed with a bag on you or the stroller...
I HIGHLY reccommend this stoller!!!! It is fantastic!
just excellent July 19, 2007
Alan Schilkrut (Santiago, Chile)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
We have been using this stroller for about two months now, with our year and a half twins., and we are really happy with the stroller, it's not heavy, turns easily and it's quite confortable for the kids and the parents (the only turn off is the little space below the sits to put stuff, but it's the same with all this kind of strollers).
also the rain cover is excellent and very usefull and the fabrics are very good quality.
Great double stroller for infants and toddlers July 18, 2007
A. Grant (Dallas, TX)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
When shopping for a double stroller I had 3 criteria: 1) It needed to be easy to maneuver over curbs (I mainly use it for going on walks); 2) It needed to accomodate a growing 2 year old and a one month old without me having to use an infant carrier; 3) I didn't want to spend a lot of money.
This stroller is great! It is lightweight and comfortable for both girls and easy to maneuver as we stroll through our neighborhood sidewalks and
(paved) walking path. I have the seat reclined for the little one and my oldest can sit up and look around. I love that they can sit next to each other. I also love that each seat holds up to 55 lbs., which means that we can use it for quite a while.
This stroller had the most ample sunshade of all the side-by-side ones we looked at, but unless the sun is completely overhead, they still are exposed (my only complaint).
All in all, I am very happy with our purchase!
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