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Graco - UNO2DUO Stroller
Average customer rating
3.8
(76 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 76 reviews
5 Stars
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54%of customers recommend this product.
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Customer Reviews for Graco - UNO2DUO Stroller
Customer Rating
5
Solid Single-to-Double Stroller and Great Features
on February 4, 2018
Posted by: Spanos13
Thank you to the weeSpring Parent Panel for having me try the Graco Uno2Duo Stroller! It was well-timed as we had been looking for another option for a double stroller as our humongous side-by-side is a) hard to travel with and b) doesn't always fit into every doorway. So this stroller was great for a few solid reasons:
1) The fold/unfold is ridiculously easy (and can be done one-handed).
2) LOVE the built-in standing platform for my older child, and the easy attach/detach for the second seat (which is sold separately).
3) Easy to maneuver.
4) Nice storage under the stroller and great accessories (cupholder, cell phone holder, and toddler snack tray all included!)
2) LOVE the built-in standing platform for my older child, and the easy attach/detach for the second seat (which is sold separately).
3) Easy to maneuver.
4) Nice storage under the stroller and great accessories (cupholder, cell phone holder, and toddler snack tray all included!)
A couple things that would make it even better:
1) It's heavy and takes up a lot of space in the trunk. It almost took up our entire trunk. I know it would be hard to make it smaller, but the whole thing is pretty big.
2) Would love the seats to recline a bit more (didn't test out the bassinet feature since my little one is older now, but I imagine that is a great feature for moms with newborns).
1) It's heavy and takes up a lot of space in the trunk. It almost took up our entire trunk. I know it would be hard to make it smaller, but the whole thing is pretty big.
2) Would love the seats to recline a bit more (didn't test out the bassinet feature since my little one is older now, but I imagine that is a great feature for moms with newborns).
Overall, loved this stroller and that it was even pretty easy to travel with internationally! It's nice that it has so many configurations and we used it with two kids facing forward, facing each other and facing out in the seat and my older child on the standing platform. Love all the options!
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Customer Rating
5
An absolute dream
on February 7, 2018
Posted by: Hollyrod08
As a mother of 4 young children I need convience, durability, comfort, ease of use and compact style of stroller. In the new Graco UNO2DUO I honestly have found all these things. I am an avid stroller researcher/purchaser. I’ve had some major brands of double stroller to compare this to. I’ve had the Baby Johger City Select, Maclaren Double and the City Mini GT double. Below is my honest unbias rating.
Pros:
-VERY universal: purchase for the first baby and can add a seat AND extend to even hold an addition child or fussy preschooler that no longer wants to sit in a seat. I love the extender more than I ever liked the other major brands riders
-Folds very nice and compact for how large and sturdy it is. It’s as slim as the City Select
- Baby seats sits very upright which for my kids (and most kids) is really important because they love to see everything all around.
-Comfortable, soft, cushy seats with neck pads
-Heavy duty steel frame
-Very easy to switch around the seats to NUMEROUS configurations
- Great deep recline for the front seat
- The seat that comes with the stroller can also become a bassinet that looks very aesthetically pleasing once in position. This to me is absolutely so impressive, other high end strollers charge an arm and leg for something so simple as this that’s GREAT for newborns but not really needed after.
- HUGE multi configurable canopy
- I adore that they made the ability to do a 5 (where straps go over the shoulder) or 3 (which is just the hip belts) point harness. That’s so attractive for toddler use when they don’t need to be strapped to a seat for support but need to be held in place.
- They INCLUDE a snack tray! I mean really this company is really generous what they offer for the price.. truly as a person whose owned some VERY expensive strollers I always thought it was terrible that companies make the consumer buy so many accessories separately.
- Cup AND cell phone holder. The phone holder held my 7 plus iPhone perfectly.
- Extendable handlebar which also has a very nice foam handle. I’m on the taller side 5’6” and I have deep, long strides while walking fast and thus need the ability to hand more walking space so the extendable handle is great
- GIANT basket and if you extend the stroller it’s even bigger a dream for mother’s on trips, Disneyland, or multiple children.
- If you add the second seat, the basket area has a place for the child to set their feet to not get the basket area messy or ruin the material.
- Great, sturdy foot breaks that are super easy even with sandals (I tried) to lock and unlock.
- My toddler who is very active and doesn’t like to sit still literally I kid you not was asking to get into the stroller over and over. My preschooler also said it was very comfortable both sitting and standing.
- I can’t stress enough how nice it is when in a hurry to have a child hop on the extender part which is so easy to extend and rush to where you need to be.
Pros:
-VERY universal: purchase for the first baby and can add a seat AND extend to even hold an addition child or fussy preschooler that no longer wants to sit in a seat. I love the extender more than I ever liked the other major brands riders
-Folds very nice and compact for how large and sturdy it is. It’s as slim as the City Select
- Baby seats sits very upright which for my kids (and most kids) is really important because they love to see everything all around.
-Comfortable, soft, cushy seats with neck pads
-Heavy duty steel frame
-Very easy to switch around the seats to NUMEROUS configurations
- Great deep recline for the front seat
- The seat that comes with the stroller can also become a bassinet that looks very aesthetically pleasing once in position. This to me is absolutely so impressive, other high end strollers charge an arm and leg for something so simple as this that’s GREAT for newborns but not really needed after.
- HUGE multi configurable canopy
- I adore that they made the ability to do a 5 (where straps go over the shoulder) or 3 (which is just the hip belts) point harness. That’s so attractive for toddler use when they don’t need to be strapped to a seat for support but need to be held in place.
- They INCLUDE a snack tray! I mean really this company is really generous what they offer for the price.. truly as a person whose owned some VERY expensive strollers I always thought it was terrible that companies make the consumer buy so many accessories separately.
- Cup AND cell phone holder. The phone holder held my 7 plus iPhone perfectly.
- Extendable handlebar which also has a very nice foam handle. I’m on the taller side 5’6” and I have deep, long strides while walking fast and thus need the ability to hand more walking space so the extendable handle is great
- GIANT basket and if you extend the stroller it’s even bigger a dream for mother’s on trips, Disneyland, or multiple children.
- If you add the second seat, the basket area has a place for the child to set their feet to not get the basket area messy or ruin the material.
- Great, sturdy foot breaks that are super easy even with sandals (I tried) to lock and unlock.
- My toddler who is very active and doesn’t like to sit still literally I kid you not was asking to get into the stroller over and over. My preschooler also said it was very comfortable both sitting and standing.
- I can’t stress enough how nice it is when in a hurry to have a child hop on the extender part which is so easy to extend and rush to where you need to be.
CONS: (Going to be as picky as I can)
- Not the absolute easiest to assemble at some parts (although the steps are color coded) just some of the pictures are slightly misleading.
- Frame can rock slightly when turning
- Harder to turn when I have my heavy preschooler sitting in the second seat in the back and my tiny baby in front. I feel like it’s easier when the kids switch.
- Larger vehicle needed for storage
- Heavier than some of my side by sides I’ve had
- Strong chemical smell to it once unboxing but airs out okay.
- Not the absolute easiest to assemble at some parts (although the steps are color coded) just some of the pictures are slightly misleading.
- Frame can rock slightly when turning
- Harder to turn when I have my heavy preschooler sitting in the second seat in the back and my tiny baby in front. I feel like it’s easier when the kids switch.
- Larger vehicle needed for storage
- Heavier than some of my side by sides I’ve had
- Strong chemical smell to it once unboxing but airs out okay.
Overall, I really really like all the qualities of this stroller. I think Graco is a strong company that is very reputable and stands behind good quality products. They are so generous with their accessories and have been the most creative and innovative company to be able to convert a seat to a bassinet. I also love the phone holder and the built in extender that is so convient and well thought of. Adding a second seat is WAY easier and less pieces than the competing brands. I would and will definitely recommend to friends.
I was given this stroller to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel. But I strongly believe in always giving my real, unbias options.
Written by a customer while visiting gracobaby.com
Customer Rating
5
Attention Expanding Families
on February 8, 2018
Posted by: Hollyrod08
Graco went above and beyond with the new UNO2DUO. Talk about innovative, this stroller can be used as a newborn when the seat is transformed into a bassinet or can be used with a car seat . As an infant baby can face you or turn towards the road. Once a second seat is added its nearly endless possibilities. Both seats are very soft and smooth and can be reclined at the same time! I love the extender where my younger children who no longer like to sit can comfortably stand and still not be in my way. Love that the handlebar is adjustable in height and has a foam handlebar for comfort. The basket is very generous and can hold my huge diaper bag. The wheels are sturdy and have handled grass, cement, rock and sidewalks with ease. There is a place for moms water bottles and get this... a cell phone holder, it fits my iPhone 7+. It folds like a breeze and locks into place, it’s large but as with all doubles. Frame is sturdy and I can see it lasting for years and years to come! Thanks Wee Speing Parent Panel for providing this gear to test!
Written by a customer while visiting gracobaby.com
Customer Rating
4
Loving so many options in 1 unit
on February 8, 2018
Posted by: back2basicsmama
I'm not sure who was more excited about this stroller--me or my older son (age 4). He was THRILLED when I told him we were getting a stroller he could stand on the back of. Though, once it arrived, he looked at it and said "yeah, but I want a seat to sit in [like his brother]. Poof! There it was! Nothing left for him to desire. :)
The pros:
- I like the design. I much prefer the one behind the other set up than side by side double stroller as it is much easier to walk down the street/sidewalk and not worry about taking out other walkers along the way.
- I also really like the ability to switch the front seat to either front or rear facing. My kids can look at each other, play and snack together while facing each other when using the second seat or platform. And if none of that is going well, we can just turn our little one around for a (literal) change of scenery.
- GREAT amount of cargo space.
- Such a smooth ride!
- Turning radius is good despite its size.
- Love the cup and phone holders.
- Great height of front seat--no more bending down so low to get kiddo in and out (and bonus being higher than the many sniffing & licking dogs we pass on our walks...I'm all for friendly dog interactions, but we have more control at this height)
- I haven't tried inserting my younger son's car seat into the stroller, but I'm excited about that being an option.
- I like the design. I much prefer the one behind the other set up than side by side double stroller as it is much easier to walk down the street/sidewalk and not worry about taking out other walkers along the way.
- I also really like the ability to switch the front seat to either front or rear facing. My kids can look at each other, play and snack together while facing each other when using the second seat or platform. And if none of that is going well, we can just turn our little one around for a (literal) change of scenery.
- GREAT amount of cargo space.
- Such a smooth ride!
- Turning radius is good despite its size.
- Love the cup and phone holders.
- Great height of front seat--no more bending down so low to get kiddo in and out (and bonus being higher than the many sniffing & licking dogs we pass on our walks...I'm all for friendly dog interactions, but we have more control at this height)
- I haven't tried inserting my younger son's car seat into the stroller, but I'm excited about that being an option.
The cons:
- It was a bit of a challenge to put together. I suggest assembling after kids have gone to bed. Definitely not a 1 person job when the kids are around.
- The tray for the front seat sits really far from the seat itself. My 15 month old can barely reach something in the tray when buckled in properly (and he's super tall for his age). So, I don't see how it would be useful if he can't get to a snack or water bottle.
- The restraints/buckles are great coming off, but can be tricky putting on with a wiggly kiddo. There are 2 straps to manually attach together before inserting into the crotch strap/buckle. Our other strollers, car seats, high chairs have been just one strap that you put the kid's arm and shoulder through one strap and then buckle. It sort of holds them in place this way while you're fully securing them at the crotch buckle. The extra step of connecting the shoulder and lap straps before buckling is annoying; however, it makes getting out a breeze. You click the crotch buckle once and all straps separate, so there is no wrestling arms out of straps like what we're used to.
- Platform seems a bit short. I love all the cargo room, but I would have gladly given up a few inches of that space to double the size of the platform. My kid has already stepped into the cargo area and I'm worried he'll soon rip the netting of the cargo space with his weight.
- Folding it up felt cumbersome, but I'm guessing that will get easier with practice.
- It takes up a lot of space. Not that it would be fair to expect anything else from a double stroller, but it does require a lot of space for "parking" when not in use and takes up my entire hatchback space in the station wagon when collapsed. Would love to take this on vacation, but I don't think we'd ever have the room for it along with all our luggage.
- It was a bit of a challenge to put together. I suggest assembling after kids have gone to bed. Definitely not a 1 person job when the kids are around.
- The tray for the front seat sits really far from the seat itself. My 15 month old can barely reach something in the tray when buckled in properly (and he's super tall for his age). So, I don't see how it would be useful if he can't get to a snack or water bottle.
- The restraints/buckles are great coming off, but can be tricky putting on with a wiggly kiddo. There are 2 straps to manually attach together before inserting into the crotch strap/buckle. Our other strollers, car seats, high chairs have been just one strap that you put the kid's arm and shoulder through one strap and then buckle. It sort of holds them in place this way while you're fully securing them at the crotch buckle. The extra step of connecting the shoulder and lap straps before buckling is annoying; however, it makes getting out a breeze. You click the crotch buckle once and all straps separate, so there is no wrestling arms out of straps like what we're used to.
- Platform seems a bit short. I love all the cargo room, but I would have gladly given up a few inches of that space to double the size of the platform. My kid has already stepped into the cargo area and I'm worried he'll soon rip the netting of the cargo space with his weight.
- Folding it up felt cumbersome, but I'm guessing that will get easier with practice.
- It takes up a lot of space. Not that it would be fair to expect anything else from a double stroller, but it does require a lot of space for "parking" when not in use and takes up my entire hatchback space in the station wagon when collapsed. Would love to take this on vacation, but I don't think we'd ever have the room for it along with all our luggage.
Overall, the whole family is super excited about getting to use this stroller. It gives us many options for both our kids in one unit. We're a family who walks a lot, and this just made day-to-day outings that much easier and more enjoyable. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller!
Written by a customer while visiting gracobaby.com
Customer Rating
4
First Stroll with a Double
on March 19, 2018
Posted by: HeyMama
This is my first experience with a double stroller. I searched for a while to find one that wasn't too bulky (both open or collapsed) but also not too cramped for the kids.
First of all, the dimensions are hard to find online, so I took some measurements to help other parents, these are all approximate.
Open: 25" wide x 41.5" tall (handle) x 36" long (back to front, not extended)
Collapsed, with seat and child snack tray: 25" wide x 25" tall x 46" long
Collapsed, with seat and tray removed: 25" wide x 16.75" tall x 33.5" long
Open: 25" wide x 41.5" tall (handle) x 36" long (back to front, not extended)
Collapsed, with seat and child snack tray: 25" wide x 25" tall x 46" long
Collapsed, with seat and tray removed: 25" wide x 16.75" tall x 33.5" long
I have an almost 4 year old son and 8 month old daughter. Currently, I only have 1 toddler seat which I use for my daughter, and my son stands (and loves it). One of the main reasons I wanted this stroller because of all the available seating arrangements and the fact that this stroller can change easily to meet the needs of my family.
It is a bit wider than I was expecting, but an acceptable trade-off for the smaller (than most double strollers) length. Overall, it is easy to maneuver with some exceptions. Good for bumpy sidewalks or paved trails, okay for mulched playgrounds (with front wheels locked), terrible for sloped areas (if one side is higher than other). Also, sometimes it was very easy and lightweight to push, other times I noticed I was working hard to push and steer. It has a decent turn radius and comfortable handle bar.
I only have 2 complaints - the child snack bar and the size of the stroller while collapsed. The snack bar is made of 3 pieces, so that you can attach it and then unlatch and swing it up to put your child in the seat. Unlatching to swing up the bar is quite a hassle and makes me annoyed, so I leave it off the seat all together.
The stroller is very bulky while collapsed, especially with the seat still attached. If I remove the seat, I can fit the stroller in my midsize car's trunk. But it's an annoying extra step to have to remove the seat before stowing away the stroller. Plus, the seat doesn't collapse so it takes up extra space in my trunk too. But, it seems that this is a trade off for any double stroller. I think it would be great if the wheels could fold in so that it would take up less space.
Overall, it's a really nice stroller and I'm excited to continue using it.
Written by a customer while visiting gracobaby.com
Customer Rating
4
Love the versatility
on October 16, 2018
Posted by: Jessy4114
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Only thing I wish was had better wheels in front thru seem to get caught up allot . And I rather have a tray then just cup holder and phone holder but other then that it's great
Written by a customer while visiting gracobaby.com
Customer Rating
4
Good Stroller
on October 26, 2018
Posted by: Mom Of 2 Girls
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the Uno 2 Duo Stroller back in June and I really like it. It's perfect for my newborn and 4 yr old. The only thing I didnt like is that the front tires dont turn
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Customer Rating
5
Double duty
on December 21, 2018
Posted by: Katya
I love the fact that this can have multiple uses, carseat attachment, standard seat and the option for a second seat. It's so simple to fold and unfold. I cant wait do go on spring walks with my son
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