Full review
Longer notes from the same comments we summarized above.
What we learned from owners
Early owner feedback points to the Baby Trend Double Stroller as a practical, budget-conscious choice that gets the job done for daily errands and neighborhood walks. The standout feature most owners mention is the included snack trays that double as car seat adapters — a genuinely useful two-for-one that saves money. The ride is described as smooth, and the stroller is stable enough that toddlers can climb in and out on their own without tipping it over (a specific complaint owners had with the BOB Double, for comparison). One owner who tried four different double strollers landed on the Baby Trend Navigator as their final pick after going through the BOB, Joovy Caboose, and Contours Options Elite.
On the practical side, the diaper bag hangs well on the handle and the cup holders actually fit a standard water bottle — small details that matter when you're wrangling two kids.
Common problems reported
The size is the most consistent complaint. Owners describe it as enormous — both in weight and width. On a shared sidewalk, expect to take up most of the path. Trunk space is another real consideration. A few owners also noted speed wobble in the wheels, which required manual adjustment before the stroller rolled straight. The plastic footrest scratches up quickly.
Car seat compatibility is a recurring question, especially with Chicco KeyFit seats. The short answer from owners: it may sit snugly but doesn't snap in as designed, which raises safety concerns. If you're not using Baby Trend's own car seats, verify compatibility carefully before buying.
Where opinions differ
Some parents find the size totally manageable for suburban walks and local errands — it's a trade-off they're happy to make for the price. Others who tried it alongside premium options (UPPAbaby, Bugaboo, BOB) found the bulk frustrating enough to keep shopping. How much the weight and width bother you likely depends on your typical use case: neighborhood walks are fine; navigating narrow store aisles or loading a compact car trunk is harder.
Should you buy it?
The Baby Trend Double Stroller makes the most sense if budget is a top priority and you don't need to squeeze through tight spaces. It's a genuine step up from some competitors at this price point, with more practical features than you'd expect. If you already own non-Baby Trend infant car seats, double-check compatibility before buying — the adapter situation is genuinely unclear. Families who need something lightweight or compact for travel or city use should look elsewhere (Zoe Twin, Valco Snap Duo Trend). But for suburban daily use with two kids who need to ride at the same time, it gets the job done at a price that's hard to argue with.
