| Pros |
Cons |
| suitable for newborns to 5 years (each seat holds up to 55 lbs)
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expensive |
| durable hand welded steel frame (five year frame warranty)
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long (the Runabout Quadruple Stroller is 63 inches long, the Runabout Quintuple Stroller is 77 inches long to the end of the rear seat headrest) |
| fits through standard doorways
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doesn’t accommodate infant car seats
(UPDATE:The new Rock & Roll Runabout double and triple models will accommodate Graco infant car seats - coming the Summer of 2006) |
| easily removable seats that recline from 10 to 35 degrees
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difficult to transport without a large vehicle (although a car carrier is available to attach to a hitch) |
| good safety features (ex: 5-point harness, wheelcovers, front wheel handbrake)
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not very comfortable, lacking in padding |
| pushes easily
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not much leg room between seats, especially when reclined |
| great for taking walks (jogging with 4 or 5 children? not sure)
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no bells and whistles (accessories need to be purchased separately) |
| stadium-like seating gives all children a good view
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| telescoping handle is wonderful for people of different heights and strides
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| great for rural and urban use
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| sun canopy and weather shield work well
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| excellent resale value (especially to daycares)
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