Latest reviews about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

kristenwhite82 says "LOVE THIS STROLLER!" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

kristenwhite82 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 21:42:25 GMT

I recently had baby #2 (6 months ago) and purchased the peg perego because that is the car seat that I own and am so glad I went with this stroller. The 60/40 feature allows you to easily put your car seat in one side and have your toddler in the other side. Once baby #2 is out of the car seat he or she can be moved to the smaller side and the toddler placed on the bigger side. It folds very easily and is about as light as a double stroller can be. It fits easily in the back of my SUV, however I am not sure how it would fit inside of a car trunk. The stroller is very safe for both of my children and has a 5 point harness that my crafty 2 year old boy can not get out of...yet. I enjoy having the side by side so that I can reach both of them in a moments notice and it seems easier to manipulate and control than the longer double strollers that some of my friends have. The most important peice of advice I have when using this stroller is to watch for all hands, feet, fingers, etc. are......

billwang88 says "Don't waste your $$" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

billwang88 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:24:54 GMT

We bought the Peg Perego Aria Twin stroller with the other Peg Perego products in mind. Our family and friends have owned single strollers from Peg Perego with good experiences, and we figured we can't go wrong with their double stroller. We were wrong.

First thing I noticed upon receipt of this unit was that the whole thing was plasticky and cheaply made. The cup holder was the first to fall off and disappear. Next was the clip that holds the plastic bar piece in front of the child came lose. You can't get behind screw to tighten the nut because they riveted the rest of the unit in place rather than using nuts and bolts.

The worst part is with my 5 & 3 year old sitting in this thing, the stroller becomes next to impossible to push around. Forget turning. A leisure walk around the neighborhood with the stroller turns into a tiring and painful event.

Don't waste your hard earned money on this product. Move on to the next one.

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carolyn220 says "I love my peg perego double stroller" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

carolyn220 — Mon, 11 May 2009 19:16:27 GMT

I recently got a peg perego aria double stroller second hand. I personally love it although it looks like the reviews are tough. It is harder to steer once both kids are in it due to weight distribution but i assume that happens with a lot of strollers. My favorite part is the light weight of the stroller... and i love that my kids sit side by side. They can see and entertain each other. Though this does make it hard to maneuver through some things, i find it more helpful than hurtful.

This thing is wonderful to travel with. It is so easy to fold and open up. All you do is pull basically and it has unfolded. It is not quite a one handed job, but i can do it while holding my baby.

The steering is a bit hard when both kids are in the stroller, as stated in other reviews, but i dont mind it.. it is a lot better than my previous stroller, so that is why. It doesn't have a big wheels so you do have to work a bit to get it over some cracks. I got it second-hand so i can't speak for price...

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sabisyed says "very light and sturdy for a twin stroller" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

sabisyed — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 21:54:29 GMT

i absolutely love this product but there is one problem, the under carriage is very low and once you put even a diaper bag it drags the undercarriage and tears it in no time. difficult to manouver. sticks in most mall doors

pros:

opening is easy

cleaning is easy

light weight

very stylish

cons:

low clearance

the cup holder breaks in no time

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bgbear1981 says "A good stroller, but not as durable as I would've liked." about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

bgbear1981 — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 04:37:47 GMT

We have had this Aria Twin stroller for almost 3 years. It has done well for our daughters, but it is not very durable. Even though we have taken care of it, it has holes worn into the matierial, and the bottom basket has been sagging for at least a year. For the money we paid for it, we would have expected better quality....

lovesdogs404 says "peg perego aria twin double stroller " about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

lovesdogs404 — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 20:52:36 GMT

this stroller is with me night and day and the best parts would have to be

1-easy to manage

2-very easy to clean

3-and you get your moneys worth :)

plus the per perego aria twin double stroller is AFFORDABLE

so if you have twins or just two kids who could use a quality stroller go for it!!

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santabear says "Absolutely fantastic stroller!" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

santabear — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 20:09:29 GMT

This stroller was excellent for my newborn and 18 month old. The seats fully recline for the baby and the removeable snack tray kept my toddler in. It's lightweight and folds up to fit in a small car. I loved this stroller. The only drawback was that once my toddler became a preschooler....the stroller was too unbalanced to have them both in it. Kids need to be within 15 pounds of each other for it to work well....

twinsmomma323 says "Do not waste your money on this poor quality stoller" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

twinsmomma323 — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:29:48 GMT

I registered fir this horrible stroller for my twins. I got it as a gift way before i was due. the twins were premature and did not go outside for a long time. So by the time I used the stroller it was over a year since it was purchased. It fell apart in days! I used it 2-3 times and pieces were falling off. I called compnay to order parts. Customer service rep stated that next time I called I would be charged for parts because it was over a year. I wanted to return this product because i didnt think it was safe either. It is very hard to stear once you put weight in it. Its a bad stroller all around. dont waste your money!....

mom23rotten1s says "Just a stroller, nothing too special about it other than $$$$" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

mom23rotten1s — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 17:33:24 GMT

We bought the Peg Perego after doing online research for a double stroller. We were having our second making our children 13 1/2 months apart. While both of the girls were small, the stroller seemed to work better and was easier to handle. However, as they both got bigger, it has gotten more difficult to steer, etc. The girls are now 1 1/2 and 2 1/2, and have about 10 lbs. weight difference. When the younger one is alone in the stoller it is easy to move, but the older one in there alone is still difficult. It does fit through a normal doorway, but it can be pretty tight. Also, it is difficult in stores where racks are close together. I would say that it was worth the money since we did get a good deal on it, but I'm not sure that I would have chosen this one if I had to do it all over again....

zoek420 says "Nice & Lightweight, But Overall Cheaply Made" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

zoek420 — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 03:13:02 GMT

This is a decent twin stroller if you just need something for infrequent trips to the mall, but it is not good on uneven sidewalks or grassy fields, so it's not useful for much else.

It can be steered single handedly, and it folds into a long tall "pankake" shape pretty easily. Plus it only weighs 14lbs, which is nearly undheard of for a twin stoller.

However, if you drive a shortwheel base minivan or SUV, you may find everytime you open your back hatch that the long tall stroller comes flying at you because this awkward shape is difficult to store standing up.

The worst part about this stroller was the climsy construction. For $350+ I expected a well made product. Instead I got a stroller whose storage basket couldn't be used (anything heavier than a pound would cause it to drag on the ground), whose decorative stickers came off, and whose folding mechanism button popped off and rolled down tha parking lot. After that incident I switched to a new stroller.

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floopy04 says "Awesome Mall Stroller for two escape artists" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

floopy04 — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:24:04 GMT

I purchased my Aria double stroller on ebay new from another parent who hadn't used it. I love how flat it folds and that it stands easily in my van. When I still had a car though, it wouldn't fit easily in my trunk without taking up the entire space. Definately not great if you are short on space, but otherwise very nice! I love that the seats individually recline, the shade is individual so one child can have theirs up while the other down, and that it has 5 point harness straps to prevent my houdini child from escaping out the top of the stroller while shopping. The bottom basket is extremely roomy but you can't put anything especially heavy in it or the fabric will rub up against the wheels. The wheels are best suited to store shopping and smooth ground, definately not an all terrain vehicle! The cupholder is worthless-- it doesn't stay propped up and doesn't hold the majority of cups. Overall the stroller is awesome, though, and much better than many I looked at this......

jennycazares says "big waste of money, better off with a cheaper brand" about Peg Perego Aria Twin Double Stroller

jennycazares — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 07:29:07 GMT

I do have to admit my main reason for buying the peg-perego aria stroller was because of the name. I had always thought that peg-perego was a step above. I was impressed with the look of the stroller, however once I started pushing my 2 little ones around in it, I found myself very disappointed. It is extremely difficult to maneuver in tight spaces. It doesn't really fold up too compactly, luckily I have a huge trunk to fit it in. It is made for going straight, no turns, on a nice polished smooth surface (free from debris), the mall floor would be my best example. Try walking with this thing around your neighborhood and you're in for a workout (which may be a good thing?), it gets stuck on teeny tiny cracks in the sidewalk, very annoying....