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BOB Revolution Duallie 12 AW Stroller | 
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| Brand: BOB Trailers
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $589.00
New (9) from $589.00
Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 3840
Color: Black/Camel
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 41.1
Dimensions (in): 35 x 18.5 x 11.5
MPN: ST0776
Model: ST0776
UPC: 692176007763
EAN: 0692176007763
ASIN: B000N27K8U
Release Date: May 1, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Suspension system capable of 3 inches of travel,provides for an exceptionally smooth the ride,31.5lbs | | • | 12" Front wheel swivels for increased maneuverability and locks forward for jogging.Aluminum wheels | | • | Swivel front wheel is a ball bearing headset, proven technology that ensures durability, reliability, and solid performance. Eliminates "shopping-cart shimmy." | | • | Two step folding system, simple to use, compact folded size.Two independent folding canopies and padded reclining individual seats.Tough welded frame.Narrow width fits through standard32" door. | | • | Adjustable 5 point harness; complies with ASTM safety standards, padded for comfort, sewn into the seat fabric and connected to the frame for added safety |
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Product Description
Take the tilt out of your life with the BOB Revolution Duallie Stroller. The Revolutions revolutionary pivoting front wheel swivels for quick, easy, all wheels-on-the-ground turning. Ultra padded seat reclines up to 70 degrees from vertical. Smaller, 12" front swivel wheels for unmatched maneuverability in tight spaces and locks forward for reliable running over uneven surfaces.Includes Fast two-step folds design for stow and go portability. Narrow width fits through standard 32 doors. Weighs 31.5 lbs. Ages 2 months (check with your pediatrician first) and up to 100 lbs ( 50 lbs. per seat). Open: 40.6"H x 30.8"W x 57.5"L. Closed Dimensions: 18.8"H x 39"L.Black/Camel. Excellent baby gear products and other baby stuff available for baby registry.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
BEST DOUBLE JOGGER AROUND August 29, 2008
Ashley Maloley (Holdrege, NE USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The BOB Revolution Duallie is the single best double stroller that is sold! I got one for my twins (4 months old now) and have been using it since they were 6 weeks old. I don't use it to jog as the babies aren't old enough yet, but we walk around our neighborhood, the park, ballgames, the lake and anywhere else. It is very easy to push and manuever and my twins are very comfy. My husband loved that it pushes so easy in the grass on gravel and anywhere else! I also have a 4 1/2 year old daughter, she is very comfortable in this stroller also with one baby and I wear the other baby. It is still easy to push and maneuver and she weighs 40 lbs! It doesn't push unevenly at all. The seats are easy to recline and the canopy is the bomb! I purchased a mosquito netting for a double stroller and have used it all summer with this stroller, it has worked very well.
I just purchased a Baby Planet double unity stroller for a more "umbrella type" stroller for the twins and I really like it. It doesn't push nearly as well as the bob, but for an umbrella, it does well. The babies are comfortable and safe and it is easier to fold, load and unload. My 4 year old daughter can ride in it also as each seat is rated for 55 lbs. I have not tried her in it though.
This BOB stroller is heavy, but it is excellent quality. I have a suburban and have plenty of room to take it with us with luggage, etc... It is well worth the money - I get compliments on it where ever I take it and anyone that has pushed it has loved it! The cup holder addition is a must - I have to admit I was disappointed in the cup holder addition when I first saw it, but it is great! I love the middle zippered pouch in it also.
The only bad part about this stroller if you are using it for twins is you can not get 2 infant car seat adaptors to go in this stroller. I solved that problem by buying a cheapo baby trend frame for the mall etc.. when I didn't want to take them out of their seats.
Excellent! August 26, 2008
William Grub
This stroller is everything you could ask for and more. It is light weight and easy to use. The kids love it too!
love my BOB duallie July 19, 2008
S. Tucker
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Did a lot of research before purchasing this double stroller. I now have three daughters (5, 3 and 3 mos)and wanted something great for outside walks but also to use in malls. This stroller fits through our house doorways and makes moving around the mall a breeze. When walking around our neighborhood, one of my older girls will walk and I can hold her hand and steer the stoller easily with one hand. Just got this stroller a month ago and have not had any problems. Looking forward to cruising around parks, malls, neighborhood with ease.
110% worth the money June 19, 2008
A. Schwarck
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I hesitated spending the money for this stroller. After reading all of the reviews I decided it must be worth it. I was right! The stroller came 95% assembled---all I had to do was put the wheels on which took no time at all! I took my two year old and 3 month old daughters on a walk immediately. I knew it was a good stroller when they were both fast asleep within 15 minutes. The stoller pushes with ease and absorbes shocks great. The seats recline much further than any stroller I've ever seen so your little ones can take a nap without 'chicken neck'. The shades are independent so if one is taking a nap and one is awake, they can have the shades at different levels. The shades block out the sun greatly---even my 3 month old daughter could recline and not get the late afternoon sun in her eyes. I can't tell you how happy I am with this stroller. I wish I would have bought it a month ago! It is sooooo worth the money.
 Great double stroller...however... June 18, 2008
April Carr (San Antonio, TX USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I LOVE this stroller-it's just what everyone else says it is, but I am not happy with a few things:
1) It's HEAVY
2) There is no "clip" mechanism to hold it in a folded position-I would NEVER attempt to travel with it (I know, it's a jogger-but this one claims to be a "city" jogger
3) It's EXPENSIVE-I am scared to take it anywhere like Disneyland or Sea World because it would get stolen
Other than that-it's great. You feel like you're pushing nothing-you can push and steer with one hand. The separate strap-on cup holder attachment is a must. Overall, the best jogger I could find.
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