Stoller Review: Bumbleride Indie Twin
Filed under: Baby Essentials
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The Basics: 34 pounds. Good from birth to 45 pounds per seat. 29.5 inches at the widest point when it's unfolded. Collapses to 32 L by 29.5 W by 15 H inches.
The Lowdown: The Bumbleride Indie Twin stroller is one of the most stylish double strollers on the market. Paired with its air-filled tires, adjustable handlebar, and beautiful, vivid color options, the Indie Twin is one of the most luxurious double strollers we've tried. Still, at $550, there are comparable models on the market that cost $100-$200 less and offer similar benefits.
One of the strongest pluses to the Indie Twin stroller is its suitability to both indoor activities and outdoor activities. Thanks to those air-filled tires and lockable front wheels, the Indie Twin can be used as a jogging stroller and is perfect for use on rough, outdoor terrain. Its frame, however, is slightly lighter and more narrow than similar models, making it better for indoor shopping or more urban activities.
Another fantastic feature is the Indie's large comfortable seats. An adjustable footrest makes the stroller perfect for older children. The Indie comes with an extended zip-off canopy and a rain cover, making it ideal for many types of inclement weather. Storage is adequate, but parents should be aware that the shallowness of the under-carriage storage basket can make it easier for toys or bags to fall out.
The one major drawback to the Indie Twin stroller is its multistep collapsing procedure and less-than-compact fold. Folding the stroller takes two hands, three steps and a lot of strength. It does have a latch to keep it closed, but the larger frame means it takes up the majority of a sedan trunk and is impossible to stash in a closet.
You'll Want If If: You're looking for a sporty double stroller that is perfect for both indoor errands and outdoor activities.
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
9-26-2011 @ 7:57PM
JoAnna said...I have had the indie since 2008 and I had a great experience so I didn’t think twice about the $700.00+ price tag of the Indie Twin when I was expecting my second son. Purchased the INDIE TWIN on June 28, 2010. Didn’t use till end of August 2010 after my second son was born. Used it every couple of days, jogging, walking going to stores, no problems. It stayed in the trunk of my car and in the garage. I went on a family vacation this past August (2011) and took the stroller with me. Didn’t think anything of it because I took the Indie with me the two previous years (on the exact same vacation) I took the stroller on the beach, but NOWHERE close to any water. When I came home the entire thing was rusted. Rusted to the point that the wheels won’t turn. The snaps on the seats where my children sit are rusted, the piece to recline the seat is rusted, the screws on the handlebar, the foot rest.. The entire stroller! This is after a trip that was less than 1 week!
I contacted the company and I quote, “We recommend always wiping down your stroller after it gets wet and take proper maintenance procedures to ensure the quality of the stroller.” Ok, so whenever it rains wipe it down, and if you live near water don’t bring it anywhere near.
So my advice to all of you is to stay away from bumbleride bc if this happens to your stroller, your out of luck
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