Graco Quattro Tour Duo Stroller, Rittenhouse

 (16 customer reviews)

We've been using this stroller for about a year now for our twin girls (11 months old). This stroller is fantastic. Sure, it's a bit heavy, but my wife and I have no problem moving this stroller in and out of the back of our Toyota Sienna. Another thing that may bother some is that the front seat doesn't recline quite as far as the back seat, but our girls want to sit straight up so they can see everything anyway. It's also very easy to maneuver with the vertical handles and there is a ton of storage space in the bottom, which is perfect for diaper bags, coats, shopping bags, etc.. I would highly recommend this stroller to parents of twins!

I purchased this stroller, mainly because I have 2 children that are both under 2 years old. I am very picky on design & loved how the matching car seat
looked, especially paired with this stroller. So, now that I finally was able to purchase it, here's the review.

-It came shipped in the original box from Graco. I was able to easily gather all pieces/parts to assemble the remaining setup needed in a fast amount of time.
-Once all parts were located, I put the stroller together myself in roughly 20 minutes (which only took that long because my 3 month kept fussing, so I had to tend to her in the middle of this) - it was extremely easy to put together and most of it is very common sense stuff.
-Zero issues folding it down at all. Some strollers, like our last Evenflo Circus design one for our 1st child would often stick when pulling the lever to fold it. This does not do that at all. It's very easy. Also, unfolding it is easy as well. No issues...Read more

I purchased this stroller for my daughter, because she has a 3 year old and a new baby. It was her selection, because she did the research on safety and convenience for accomodation of her matching Graco infant car seat carrier. This stroller is fairly easy to handle with both children in it. It is on the heavy side. I can't see my grandson in the front seat with the carrier in the back seat. My biggest concern is the fact that it will not fit into my daughter's Tarus trunk or my Lexus trunk. It is to deep when folded down to put in and the wheels are substantially large. I struggled trying to make it fit, but was too exhausted to try further. It's a hassel, so what you need is an SUV/open trunk style car for transporting this stroller. That is not good, considering we can't go out and buy a new car to fit the stroller. I'm not sure what she will do about it, as she needs the stroller for outings.