Peg Perego Aria Twin Stroller

5 Responses to “Peg Perego Aria Twin Stroller”

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   MAHSATI113 April 3, 2009 at 7:44 pm #

   some mothers say that front wheels of double Peg Prego are hard to manipulate..they may take u absolutely to different side of road )..I have single peg perego, well, front wheels a bit hard to manage..so I always reverse handle to use back wheels..what can u say about it? Thanks

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   onetinysuitcase April 3, 2009 at 7:53 pm #

   I prefer this stroller for two children of similar weights or when they are not over 30lbs. I have found the stroller easier to maneuver and wheels were more responsive when the children were lighter.

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   0oSAMARAo0 July 25, 2009 at 12:07 pm #

   Thank you so much, ur videos hav been great help!
   i had a few questions
   what is the maximum weight for each child on this stroller? how does this stroller compare to a Valco Ion for 2??

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   onetinysuitcase August 3, 2009 at 6:41 pm #

   My understanding is that you can have a child with a max weight of 35lbs on both sides of this double stroller.
   I have seen teh Valco side by sides and they seem to be reallly sturdy but there is no comparison when it comes to weight. The Peg Perego is like 15lbs the Valco is probablly closer to 40lbs.

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   DoubleRides October 15, 2010 at 12:11 am #

   Wow, the storage space is one of the biggest I’ve seen (based on video) on a side-by-side double. Typically you get the storage space on tandems, and the storage piece usually lacks a bit on the side-by-side frames. I have twins, and preferred the side-by-side strollers, but was always frustrated with such little storage space. I’ll definitely keep this one in mind as a recommendation for my MoM (Mom’s of Multiples) friends. Thanks!
   .-= DoubleRides´s last blog ..Do Cheap Triple Strollers Make Bad Strollers =-.