| | |  | Baby Accessories | Home » » BOB Revolution Duallie Stroller, Navy | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | BOB Revolution Duallie stroller is built for the busy family. With all the unique features of the BOB single Revolution strollers plus two roomy, independently reclining seats and independently adjustable sun canopies. Tubular steel supports add extra strength and durability. | | | Features: | |
• Suspension system capable of 3 inches of travel, provides for an exceptionally smooth the ride,33.2-pounds
• 12" Front wheel swivels for increased maneuverability and locks forward for jogging
• Revolutionary swiveling front wheel offers a smooth, comfortable ride
• Two step folding system, simple to use, compact folded size;Two independent folding canopies and padded reclining individual seats
• Adjustable 5 point harness; complies with ASTM safety standards, padded for comfort
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 51.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 41.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 28.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 43.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 35.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 31.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 12.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 41.85 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 42 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Amazing, fast, durable stroller -- and we're HARD on strollersJul 18, 2010
Let me start by saying that we've been through a LOT of strollers, including Mountain Buggies, Phil & Ted's, Maclarens, and now the Bob. I usually only end up bothering to write a review if I don't like the stroller, but I LOVE this stroller. I run about 30 miles a week with it. About half that time I have 100 lbs worth of kids in it (a five year old and three year old), and the rest of the time I only have one of the kids in it. I abuse the stroller terribly -- running over curbs and potholes in New York City. I also force it through big piles of snow piled up at the intersections in the winter. This stroller has been really impressive -- it rolls incredibly smoothly, turns easily, and has a great storm cover so I can take the kids to school in the dead of winter in it. The break is really easy to use, and each kid has their own deep bonnet, which they use as much for privacy as for shade. Sure, it would be nice if it were slightly narrower so that it got through the front door of my apartment a little more easily, and it would be nice if the seat backs were a little stiffer -- they tend to go all concave making the kids slouch. But I love this stroller and we use it all the time -- for shopping, for walks with the dog, for getting the kids to school, and of course running.
One more thing: I find that we use it almost exclusively in the revolving-front-wheel position -- it's just easier to maneuver that way, even if I'm running pretty hard -- so I'm glad we got the revolution version.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Best running stroller!Jun 18, 2010
Make no mistake this stroller is expensive and it tough to run with two kids. But this is the best stroller possible for running with two kids. I am a seasoned runner who was used to pushing my single Bob stroller 8 miles regularly for longer runs and I struggle to do the same with the double stroller--but I am getting better already. The stroller is very responsive and can be pushed with one hand. The lock/unlocking wheel is awesome for store shopping. I couldn't ask for a better stroller.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Bob Rocks!Apr 29, 2010
I absolutely love this stroller. It drives like a dream, turns on a dime. The operation is smooth and just a joy to drive about. I haven't jogged with it yet, but I believe it will work really well then too. The instructions were clear for assembly. It seems like it is very well made.
I wish that it was slight more heavy on the front end. When I have my diaper bag strapped to the back handles, it wants to pop little wheelies if you put to much downward pressure. That is my only complaint/recommendation. It navigates curbs and rougher terrian quite well.
I don't regret the money spent at all. I would recommend it to anyone.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
My Favorite One Yet!Apr 04, 2010
I have had several strollers in my life and I am here to tell you that this one trumphs anything I have ever purchased before. I want to make something clear to anyone trying to decide whether to buy this product or not. BOB is an amazing product when you know what you want. Do not make the mistake that I made. I tried a BOB Revolution Duallie in a store and I fell inlove with it. But, I thought I could save more money buy just buying one used. Well, I did find one but the wheel was straight. It was great for when I went running, but that was about it. I loved the way it felt, but I hated having to put your whole body into it just to make a corner. So, I sold it, and purchased the one I really wanted. The point I am trying to make is... If you see yourself using this stroller other then running then get this one. You can lock the wheel to run, but when you go to things like the zoo, or, other functions the wheel can make or break it. Bottom line; if you are thinking in the back of your mind that you want one with a wheel that turns get one. You will save yourself a lot of trouble, time, and money if you listen. This stroller is amazing and I am so glad I bought this one!
MOM OF THREE!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Best strollers ever!Jan 31, 2010
I owned the single Bob Revolution stroller for 3 years, when I had my second child- I sold the single and bought the double because no other stroller compares. Seriously!! I have other stollers (Graco, MacClaren, Peg Perago), but this is my favorite. No stoller maneuvers or is as comfortable as the BOB. The only two major cons are: 1. Price- they are expensive. However, they are so far superior- I think the cost is worth it. And, you can easily sell the stollers for a lot after you are finished with them. 2. They are big and tricky to get in and out of a trunk. I have a Prius- so it's a small trunk. The stoller fits, but I have to take two of the wheels off and finagle it in. I'm a small 115 pound girl- so it's a bit heavy, but if I can do- most people could. It does take about 2 extra minutes- but for the joy of pushing this stroller, I don't mind. Plus, being a small girl- and being able to push both my kids easily in the stoller is a huge benefit for me. You don't even realize you are pushing that much weight.
This stroller is very comfortable for the kids- the canopies are huge, independent and really provide a lot of shade (we live in Arizona). The seats recline back nicely (and independently) for napping. The fabric is strong and cleans well. It never faded or ripped in the harsh Arizona weather and it just wipes clean. The shocks make the ride smooth and comfortable. The double does fit through most commercial doors- it is the same width as a wheel chair- so it fits through all commercial doors- barely. I don't think the car seat holder is necessary ($80). Both my kids fit comfortably in the stollers by the time they were 2-3 months old (with a car seat positioner/cushion in there- easily found for about $15 at any store). Also, Graco makes a double stroller rain cover for about $15 that fits this stroller too instead of the BOB $60 version. Pay up for the stroller, but the BOB accessories are not worth the expense.
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