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| Bumbleride Indie Twin Stroller - Ruby | 
 enlarge | Brand: Bumble Ride
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $583.00
New (8) from $583.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 7265
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 90
Shipping Weight (lbs): 41
Dimensions (in): 33 x 12 x 31
MPN: IT-108R
UPC: 070322900005
EAN: 0184186000693
ASIN: B00142O70C
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Five point adjustable safety harness. | | • | Universal infant seat adapter and safety belt. | | • | Dual four position reclining backrests. | | • | Dual swivel front wheels with front wheel locks. | | • | Infant headrest & shoulder pads. |
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Product Description
Launched as Bumbleride's first side-by-side stroller, Indie Twin features all of the functionality and accessories which come standard on the Indie single. Indie Twin's independent seating system allows you to accommodate each individual child. The backrests, canopies, bumper bars and even infant seat adapters can all be adjusted independently from one another, giving your children a ride as custom as they are. Features: - 5-point adjustable safety harness
- Infant headrest and shoulder pads
- Dual swivel front wheels with front wheel locks
- Carrying handle
- 12" air inflated tires
- Dual 4-position reclining backrests
- Adjustable handle from 32" to 45"
- Spacious cargo basket
- Zip-off canopy for maximum sun coverage
- Lightweight anodized aluminum frame
- Compact fold
- Footmuff
- Cup holder
- Bumper bar
- Air pump
- Universal infant seat adapter and safety belt
- Suitable for infancy and up 90 lbs. (45 lbs. each seat)
- Standing Dimensions: 36"L x 29.5"W x 34.5"H
- Folded Dimensions: 32"L x 29.5"W x 15"H
- Weight: 34 lbs.
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| Customer Reviews:
Wish I would have bought it when I had my second October 23, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I wasted money on 2 cheap strollers made of plastic before buying this one. I have 3 children 4 years and younger. Both of my cheap strollers broke in the same week and I was desperate for a new stroller. I would like to have more children so I wanted something that will last. Therefore forked out the cash. I love this stroller because it comes with a car seat adapter, foot muffs, accessory bar and cup holder. My husband absolutely loves this stroller! I also bought a boogie board for my oldest to ride on. Love it, love it, love it!!! It is also very fashionable and i get lots of lookers as to what kind of stroller it is.
So easy to push and steer! August 13, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I researched MANY all terrain strollers and finally decided to go with the Indie Twin. A few features that made this one stand out for me...
--the individual seats with their own bumper bar--most come with a bumper bar that stretches across both seats, this way, I have the option of not using it for my older child, while I need it for my younger. Hardly any all terrain strollers come with a bumper bar, they are always sold separately.
--It came with a car seat adapter, with all of the other all terrain strollers I looked at this had to be purchased separately or was not compatible.
--The extremely large canopies! They stretch well beyond the distance of most strollers. You can also unzip the canopy and use it backwards.
--The foot muffs. Living in the upper-Midwest, this will be handy this fall and spring. It is the only all terrain stroller that comes with the foot muffs and not sold separately.
--It also has oversized pouches on the back of both seats and the under carriage is very large.
--It is only 29 1/2 inches wide making it one of the narrowest doubles on the market.
--It is absolutely amazingly EASY to push, I have been able to walk on the side and feed a bottle to my infant in her car seat and guide the stroller with one hand, with little to no effort.
--the stroller weighs a mere 33 pounds!
--A couple negatives--I need to take off the back 2 wheels to fit into my Accord (which pop on and off really easy), but all of the all terrain strollers would have been the same. I also wish the foot rests came down a little further, they are fine, but would be nicer for older kids (my 3 year old has never complained about it.). Some of hte other strollers (Baby Jogger in particular) are easier to fold, it is kind of a hassle to have to fold the seats flat each time you fold it up.
--Customer service was great at Bumbleride as well.
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