I did a lot of research prior to placing an order, and found the Bumbleride to be the best option. While there are a lot of double strollers on the market, only a few actually have all the necessary features for twins (as opposed to 2 children of different ages). The fact that the Indie Twin was a side-by-side stroller that also accommodated 2 bassinets was the deciding factor. When it arrived, the first thing my husband said when putting it together was, "This is a really well made stroller, you can tell it's high quality." The instructions are clear and easy to follow. The stroller is sturdy, and the materials seem built to last. It does, in fact, fit through standard doorways. The only thing that would make it perfect, is if they would add the ability to have 2 ... MoreI did a lot of research prior to placing an order, and found the Bumbleride to be the best option. While there are a lot of double strollers on the market, only a few actually have all the necessary features for twins (as opposed to 2 children of different ages). The fact that the Indie Twin was a side-by-side stroller that also accommodated 2 bassinets was the deciding factor. When it arrived, the first thing my husband said when putting it together was, "This is a really well made stroller, you can tell it's high quality." The instructions are clear and easy to follow. The stroller is sturdy, and the materials seem built to last. It does, in fact, fit through standard doorways. The only thing that would make it perfect, is if they would add the ability to have 2 carseat attachments, as opposed to only 1 for the brand that we have. Maybe in the next model for future twin parents? Overall, we're very happy with our purchase, and would highly recommend this stroller to other families.

We spent lots of time researching double strollers when we found out baby #2 was on the way. We go on tons of walks and needed a smooth ride for bumpy sidewalks, but also wanted something that wouldn’t be too bulky for outings. This stroller is IT. It’s a dream to push and maneuver, but not too wide for doorways and folds easily for the trunk. It’s hard to find an all-terrain stroller with a large basket for easy access to diaper bag, but this one is huge. We also love that it works for infants without any extra attachments needed. And it’s beautiful! It’s a bit heavy when folded, but that’s a small price to pay for all its other features. Highly recommend!

After a lot of research and comparing this to the Bob double stroller we chose the Indie Twin and purchased it in mid-April 2023. While we are not joggers we prefer jogging strollers because of the suspension and ease of use compared to non-jogging strollers. We got a Bob with our first child but because they are so close in age we needed a double stroller. Boy do I wish we had gone with the Bob! The Indie Twin has a lot of nice features that the Bob does not but it falls flat in comparison when it comes to performance. We love the adjustable footrest, big canopies, and big cargo pocket but the stroller has some serious flaws and unfortunately we cannot return it so we must contact Bumbleride about the warranty. Firstly, the brake pedal on the Indie Twin is badly ... MoreAfter a lot of research and comparing this to the Bob double stroller we chose the Indie Twin and purchased it in mid-April 2023. While we are not joggers we prefer jogging strollers because of the suspension and ease of use compared to non-jogging strollers. We got a Bob with our first child but because they are so close in age we needed a double stroller. Boy do I wish we had gone with the Bob! The Indie Twin has a lot of nice features that the Bob does not but it falls flat in comparison when it comes to performance. We love the adjustable footrest, big canopies, and big cargo pocket but the stroller has some serious flaws and unfortunately we cannot return it so we must contact Bumbleride about the warranty. Firstly, the brake pedal on the Indie Twin is badly placed and difficult to engage and disengage. The pedal is designed for you to push up/forward to disengage the lock and down/back to lock. Because the pedal is long and flat, you have to push your foot very far forward to disengage the brake. It's awkward to do, and the position of the pedal makes it a lot harder to do since it is right under the cargo bag where there is no space to push your foot forward. This causes you to put a lot of pressure on the pedal to use the brake, and resulted in the metal holding it to bend. This concerns us because it is the same metal used throughout the stroller's frame and while it appears lightweight, it also appears frail. Why would you use metal on the frame of a jogging stroller that couldn't handle stress? We don't use this stroller more than 1-2 times per week and we have only had it for less than 2 months. The brake pedal issue discourages us from using it because we are worried about the safety of our children. If the mental is bent there, what does it say about the rest of the frame? The brake pedal on the Bob does not have this problem. The welds are sloppy and the frame is so much less sturdy that our Bob. The Bob can handle being tilted up with both children in it to get it up over a curb (which requires you to put some downward pressure on it at the handles)-but the Indie Twin can't even do that with just a 17 lb baby in it. If you try, you just end up pushing down on the frame and worrying about bending it. Paint has even started to peel on it. For the price of this stroller ($1000 with tax!!) it should be much higher quality and we are very disappointed. Money is tight in the current climate, and we thought we were investing in a quality stroller that would last us years. From the way things are going it does not look like that will be the case.