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Courtney
I am in need of a double stroller, but here's the thing. My children are bigger than most kids their age (not fat, but TALL and therefore also weight more), so I need a very heavy duty stroller. It would need to be able to hold at the very LEAST 50 lbs per seat. My oldest son is 2 1/2years old and weighs 47lbs...he is 43.5 inches tall. And my youngest son is 18 mos and weighs 38lbs....he is 37 inches tall. See my delima? Also, I would prefer a jogging stroller or side by side. I don't like what I see for the ones that have one seat in front and one in back. I had one, and it broke.
Does ANYONE know where I can find one?
Answer
Lightweight steel frame
⢠Lightweight for storage and easy to push
5-point safety harness
⢠Extra security and comfort for baby
Retractable canopy
⢠Provides extra sun protection
16" Quick release rear wheels
⢠For a smooth ride and compact storage
Bicycle style hand brake
⢠Easy and smooth braking
Recline seat
⢠Additional comfort for baby
Bi-weave fabric
⢠For durability and fashion
Independent rear suspension
⢠Reduces impact on uneven terrain
Poly rims
⢠Protects wheels from rusting
High top canopy
⢠Increases internal head room
Additional Product Information Product Specifications
Item number: 11-EZ256 Warranty: 1 Year Limited Master Pack: 1 Dimensions:
Product color: Black and white bi-weave ASTM Certified: Yes Weight: 32 lbs. Carton: 34" x 29" x 9"
Age limit: 6 months and up Assembled: 48" x 19" x 41"
Weight limit: up to 100 pounds Folded: 35" x 19" x 12"
Safari TT Double Swivel Jogging Stroller
[AR265] $225.00 $205.00
Click to enlarge
Newly redesigned, these great everyday use/double jogging strollers are among the most popular double strollers we sell at Twinstuff!
This extremely popular stroller is one of the hottest double jogging strollers on the market and is one of the few models that combines the durability of a double jogging stroller with the convenience of a easy-to-maneuver side-by-side double stroller. The front swivel wheel is 12" while both back wheels are 16" meaning you can use this stroller just about anywhere!
Product Features
Swivel front wheel for easy mobility
Locking front wheel for no-fuss jogging
Retractable canopy with storage pockets and window
Large under seat storage basket
Front belly bar
Removable and machine washable seat pads provide your children a clean, comfortable ride
Maximum combined weight for twins is 100 lbs
Folds to 38"x31.5"x38"
Dual adjustable recline seats
Independent shocks make for a smooth ride on- or off-road
Rear locking brakes
Base width of stroller is 32"
Folds in half for convenience
Weighs just 29 pounds!
Free shipping anywhere in Continental U.S.! (international shipping is not available on this item)
Also available: weatherguard, bugscreen and parent's console accessories
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this item will benefit Twinstuff Outreach, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping twins and higher-order multiples and their families.
All strollers come with a full one-year manufacturer warranty on all parts and labor. Strollers can be returned within 14 days of delivery for a full refund minus a 10% restocking fee and shipping fees. Shipping is direct from the Factory via UPS Ground. Delivery may take up to two weeks from date of purchase.
Current Reviews: 1
Lightweight steel frame
⢠Lightweight for storage and easy to push
5-point safety harness
⢠Extra security and comfort for baby
Retractable canopy
⢠Provides extra sun protection
16" Quick release rear wheels
⢠For a smooth ride and compact storage
Bicycle style hand brake
⢠Easy and smooth braking
Recline seat
⢠Additional comfort for baby
Bi-weave fabric
⢠For durability and fashion
Independent rear suspension
⢠Reduces impact on uneven terrain
Poly rims
⢠Protects wheels from rusting
High top canopy
⢠Increases internal head room
Additional Product Information Product Specifications
Item number: 11-EZ256 Warranty: 1 Year Limited Master Pack: 1 Dimensions:
Product color: Black and white bi-weave ASTM Certified: Yes Weight: 32 lbs. Carton: 34" x 29" x 9"
Age limit: 6 months and up Assembled: 48" x 19" x 41"
Weight limit: up to 100 pounds Folded: 35" x 19" x 12"
Safari TT Double Swivel Jogging Stroller
[AR265] $225.00 $205.00
Click to enlarge
Newly redesigned, these great everyday use/double jogging strollers are among the most popular double strollers we sell at Twinstuff!
This extremely popular stroller is one of the hottest double jogging strollers on the market and is one of the few models that combines the durability of a double jogging stroller with the convenience of a easy-to-maneuver side-by-side double stroller. The front swivel wheel is 12" while both back wheels are 16" meaning you can use this stroller just about anywhere!
Product Features
Swivel front wheel for easy mobility
Locking front wheel for no-fuss jogging
Retractable canopy with storage pockets and window
Large under seat storage basket
Front belly bar
Removable and machine washable seat pads provide your children a clean, comfortable ride
Maximum combined weight for twins is 100 lbs
Folds to 38"x31.5"x38"
Dual adjustable recline seats
Independent shocks make for a smooth ride on- or off-road
Rear locking brakes
Base width of stroller is 32"
Folds in half for convenience
Weighs just 29 pounds!
Free shipping anywhere in Continental U.S.! (international shipping is not available on this item)
Also available: weatherguard, bugscreen and parent's console accessories
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this item will benefit Twinstuff Outreach, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping twins and higher-order multiples and their families.
All strollers come with a full one-year manufacturer warranty on all parts and labor. Strollers can be returned within 14 days of delivery for a full refund minus a 10% restocking fee and shipping fees. Shipping is direct from the Factory via UPS Ground. Delivery may take up to two weeks from date of purchase.
Current Reviews: 1
Things to do while at Nantucket Island MA?
bibby
Hey guys, I'm going to Nantucket Island with my family and my best friend in a couple of days and I need suggestions on what to do while we are there! My friend and i are 15 so things age appropriate would be nice. Also, museums aren't our favorite, so if you could steer clear of those that would be great. Oh and we already have going to the beaches on the lists so something other than that would be great. Thank you guys sooo much! Your answers mean a lot to me!
Answer
I'm 15 too and I'm currently stranded there. It's fun when you have friends there, but it's so boring when you don't. I've been going to Nantucket for 15 years, every year for 3 months, so I pretty much know everything around the island.
Biking (rent them at Young's Bike Shop on Broad Street). You can get around the entire island on bikes. The island is only about 15 miles in length, so it's easy to get around via bicycle. I recommend going to Alter Rock in Polpis (it's all mountain biking and it's 108 feet above see level). It's also worth going to the ponds, Hummock, Miacomet, Squam Swamp, and Popsquatchet Hills.
Beaches. The beaches I recommend for you would be Jetties Beach, Surfside Beach, and Great Point Beach. On Jetties Beach you can rent kayaks and kayak across the harbor to Coutue (another beach). You can visit the lighthouses on Great Point and hang out there. Great Point is only accessible by car, though, so your going to have to either bring your car or rent one. I wouldn't recommend renting a Jeep because they are lightweight and get stuck in the sand very easily (you have no idea how many Jeeps I've seen stuck in the middle of the sand and kids trying to dig them out). I like Great Point because I can always spot seals out there (I wouldn't go swimming near them though..). You can also go fishing at the point off of Great Point because there is a riptide there and brings all of the fish to this one spot.
Town. Main Street (and Federal Street) are my favorite streets in town. They are both lined with restaurants and shops. Good restaurants in town are The Pearl, The Boarding House, Sushi by Yoshi, Federal 21, and The Rope Walk. There's also a Ralph Lauren and there are plenty of little boutiques too, so you and your friend can go shopping. There's this store called Force 5 Water Sports that has a small candy store in the back known as Penny Candy, that's worth going to too. There's a store called the Nantucket Pharmacy (it's a pharmacy and cafe) that serves amazing ice cream! I recommend either the Cookie Dough, Black Raspberry, or Orange Sherbet. If you continue down Main Street (towards Rope Walk) you'll pass by this incredible fudge kitchen called Aunt Leah's. They serve the BEST fudge there! It's soo good. There's also a cute little toy store called the Toy Boat.
Museums. I know you said no to museums, but The Whaling Museum is at least worth going through once! It's sort of boring, but the big whale skeleton is cool and there are some interesting exhibits there. A lot of people travel to Nantucket just to see this museum, so you better at least walk through it. You can also visit the Jethro Coffin House (built in 1600s) off of Cliff Road. It's a 5 minute bike ride from Town and it's worth seeing.
Sconset. This town is absolutely beautiful! It's right by the water and they have this really good market next to Sconset Square. I love biking there (it's several miles away) because it's nice to stop there and enjoy something refreshing after a long bike ride.
My friend is coming up in a few days, so we'll be hanging out too. Usually I go sailing, play tennis, tan on the beach, go fishing with my dad, and walk around Town. I'm going to be hanging out here for the next month or so and I'm warning you, it's often cloudy and rainy and it gets very boring!
~ Caty
I'm 15 too and I'm currently stranded there. It's fun when you have friends there, but it's so boring when you don't. I've been going to Nantucket for 15 years, every year for 3 months, so I pretty much know everything around the island.
Biking (rent them at Young's Bike Shop on Broad Street). You can get around the entire island on bikes. The island is only about 15 miles in length, so it's easy to get around via bicycle. I recommend going to Alter Rock in Polpis (it's all mountain biking and it's 108 feet above see level). It's also worth going to the ponds, Hummock, Miacomet, Squam Swamp, and Popsquatchet Hills.
Beaches. The beaches I recommend for you would be Jetties Beach, Surfside Beach, and Great Point Beach. On Jetties Beach you can rent kayaks and kayak across the harbor to Coutue (another beach). You can visit the lighthouses on Great Point and hang out there. Great Point is only accessible by car, though, so your going to have to either bring your car or rent one. I wouldn't recommend renting a Jeep because they are lightweight and get stuck in the sand very easily (you have no idea how many Jeeps I've seen stuck in the middle of the sand and kids trying to dig them out). I like Great Point because I can always spot seals out there (I wouldn't go swimming near them though..). You can also go fishing at the point off of Great Point because there is a riptide there and brings all of the fish to this one spot.
Town. Main Street (and Federal Street) are my favorite streets in town. They are both lined with restaurants and shops. Good restaurants in town are The Pearl, The Boarding House, Sushi by Yoshi, Federal 21, and The Rope Walk. There's also a Ralph Lauren and there are plenty of little boutiques too, so you and your friend can go shopping. There's this store called Force 5 Water Sports that has a small candy store in the back known as Penny Candy, that's worth going to too. There's a store called the Nantucket Pharmacy (it's a pharmacy and cafe) that serves amazing ice cream! I recommend either the Cookie Dough, Black Raspberry, or Orange Sherbet. If you continue down Main Street (towards Rope Walk) you'll pass by this incredible fudge kitchen called Aunt Leah's. They serve the BEST fudge there! It's soo good. There's also a cute little toy store called the Toy Boat.
Museums. I know you said no to museums, but The Whaling Museum is at least worth going through once! It's sort of boring, but the big whale skeleton is cool and there are some interesting exhibits there. A lot of people travel to Nantucket just to see this museum, so you better at least walk through it. You can also visit the Jethro Coffin House (built in 1600s) off of Cliff Road. It's a 5 minute bike ride from Town and it's worth seeing.
Sconset. This town is absolutely beautiful! It's right by the water and they have this really good market next to Sconset Square. I love biking there (it's several miles away) because it's nice to stop there and enjoy something refreshing after a long bike ride.
My friend is coming up in a few days, so we'll be hanging out too. Usually I go sailing, play tennis, tan on the beach, go fishing with my dad, and walk around Town. I'm going to be hanging out here for the next month or so and I'm warning you, it's often cloudy and rainy and it gets very boring!
~ Caty
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