Regal Lager Sport Navy Stroller Reviews

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We have the sport stroller and it was great with our first child. We now have a newborn so we just bought the kit that adds a second seat. from Joggingstroller.com When I was pregnant with my second child, I did a lot of research for a double stroller. I couldn't find one that I liked better that this one, so we just bit the bullet and bought the Sport Buggy. Let me tell you- it was worth EVERY penny- well- every dollar!!! from Joggingstroller.com Performance-wise, this stroller is way way way below the BOB SUS. The frame is clicky (the handlebars wobble) and the small wheels leave a lot to be desired when it comes to snowbanks and trails, etc. The sport title is a joke--you will never jog with this stroller. I am 5'8" and my feet hit the rear axle as I walk. from Joggingstroller.com I bought the Phil and Teds Sport a week ago and I am already regretting it!! I bought it for my newborn baby. from Joggingstroller.com Our kids are 2.5 yrs and 5 months old. We had a BOB revolution and LOVED it, just loved it. I convinced my husband that we needed the P&T Sport to make it easier to push the girls together once our youngest daughter got too heavy for the snugglie. We don't like the idea of a side-by-side as it is too wide and we do a lot of daily walking. from Joggingstroller.com I have owned a Phil and Teds Sport since Febuary 08. Now, less than 5 months later, both zippers in the front seat are broken. from Joggingstroller.com I have a 17 month old and a new baby. The Phil and Teds Sport stroller is great as they can both ride comfortably at the same time. Two small down-sides are that the break is very difficult to put on and off when you have an infant in the lying down position and the stroller is difficult to bump up onto a curb. from Joggingstroller.com I don't. When you walk during the day, there is no way to shield the little ones from the sun. When I spent close to $500 on the Phil and Teds Sport, I did not think I would have to shell out another $60 to get a sun cover.(and another $50 for the rain cover) Very disappointing. In my opinion it should come with a rain and sun cover, since there is no way to use it outside consistently. from Joggingstroller.com Purchased New P&T Sport in April 2007. A word to the wise: TEST DRIVE BEFORE YOU BUY. from Joggingstroller.com I am so happy with my Sport V2 I can't stand it!!! I scored a super deal @ Costco.com $299 w/ double kit & Lazy Ted (ingenious idea, wish I had this when my son was smaller), thought I would hate the Grafitti print but I actually like it, the pictures do it no justice. from Amazon.com

Released	over 2 years ago
Number of Seats	Double / Twin Seats
Stroller Type	Jogger
Folding	Medium
Recline Features	Reclining Back
Folded Depth	23 in.
Folded Height	36 in.
Folded Width	11 in.
MPN	Sport - Navy
Max Weight Capacity	88 lb.
Safety Features	Back Wheel Brakes
UPC	9420015713954

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