Does anyone know if this stroller will fit in the trunk of a Toyota Camry? Also debating between the fixed wheel and the swivel. Will mainly be used for walking on rough roads with some hills, no jogging, with a nb and a 2 yr old. Recommendations? UPDATE: I purchased the BOB Revolution Duallie and LOVE IT!! Thanks for all your recommendations and advice. To anyone else who may be wondering, it does fit in the trunk of a Camry, though it takes up most of it. I do not have to take off any of the wheels to get it to fit. Easy pushing, great storage, well built. Glad I went with the swivel wheel. A GREAT purchase that will get LOTS of use. Thanks again! Does anyone know if this stroller will fit in the trunk of a Toyota Camry? Also debating between the fixed wheel and the swivel. Will mainly be used for walking on rough roads with some hills, no... » Read More Does anyone know if this stroller will fit in the trunk of a Toyota Camry? Also debating between the fixed wheel and the swivel. Will mainly be used for walking on rough roads with some hills, no jogging, with a nb and a 2 yr old. Recommendations? UPDATE: I purchased the BOB Revolution Duallie and LOVE IT!! Thanks for all your recommendations and advice. To anyone else who may be wondering, it does fit in the trunk of a Camry, though it takes up most of it. I do not have to take off any of the wheels to get it to fit. Easy pushing, great storage, well built. Glad I went with the swivel wheel. A GREAT purchase that will get LOTS of use. Thanks again! « Show Less
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i imported the Bob from the USA to Germany, and i just love it, thought that i would only use in the country,buy now we use for the city also, The Bob Duallie can be made into a fixed wheel or a swivel wheel, very easy,breaks down easy and lies flat in most trunks,wheels are also easily removable, pushes like no other buggy, so easy, cant say enough about this baby buggy. *****
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If you have a Buy Buy Baby near you, i would suggest you go see if they will let you try it. I dont know how big your trunk is, but i think it would be a tight fit. The front wheel is easily removable, and i think you would need to do that. I have a Highlander, and the front wheel sticks up between the seats, so i havent had to take it off. Also, if you are not running, you do not want the fixed wheel. it makes it hard to steer. With the swivel, however the turning radius and overall manueverability are awesome.
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It fits in my Subaru legacy's trunk if we take the wheels off, which is actually really easy to do. I have a friend who drives an infinity and has to do that as well. It is worth it. Love this stroller.
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I doubt the duallie would fit into the trunk of a Camry. I have a Ford Explorer and had to put my rear seat down do get it in. You could check the manufacturer site to get exact measurements for size when folded. DEFINATELY get the swivel wheel. It will fix at the switch of a button if you want it locked, then easily returns for swivel for regular use!
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Camrys have fairly deep trunks, so I expect it would fit, particularly in width, but you would need to take at least one wheel off for the height. If it does, it will take up the entire trunk. Do see if you can find one to test or check the dimensions. As others have recommended, get the swivel, especially if you don't plan on jogging.
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I have a Volvo S80, the stroller fits in the trunk, but it is tight. I would go with the swivel, easier movement. This stroller is excellent I live on a farm with many hills and stone pathways, shocks ensure a smooth ride. Love this stroller, great investment. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions.
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It folds up easily but still is pretty big! I guess if you take the wheels off..... Yes get the swivel wheel!
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Not sure about the trunk- though it's not much bigger than my Graco capri single stroller (just the larger wheels are a little more bulky), but absolutely get the swivel wheel! The fixed wheel is great for long jogs, but the swivel is very helpful in walking anywhere. Hope this helps!
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First of all the bob is amazing. The stroller is very large when it is folded. We put in the back of a suburban and it take up over half of the back compartment. Folded the stroller measures 42" long 24" wide and 19" tall. This is with the front wheel attached. If you remove the front wheel it is 13" tall. I think if it would fit in a small car it would be very hard to put it in and take it out. Although it just might be worth it. I hope the measurements help.
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Will do! :) How funny. I am now actually looking at the Graco Quattro Tour Duo for my first primary stroller, just because it's cheaper and comes with cupholders, carseat attachments, etc. I looked at the Duoglider in the store and it was horrible, but the Quattro has better reviews and supposedly folds down 20% smaller. Looking at the measurements, it SHOULD fit... never know though. I'm going to try that one out this week. The boutique I went to to look at the City Mini actually had the Quattro Duo in stock but I just totally didn't even look at it, ha.
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I'm not sure bc I haven't used that one. I'm also not a serious runner. The front wheel on this bob does not swivel. I really love this stroller bc it handles rougher terrain and is lighter weight. I just wish I had gotten one with the front swivel
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I found this stroller hard to use! The non swivel wheel made it very hard to handle! I would have been happier with the swivel model! It's a nice well made item.. But the swivel would help greatly..
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I have not tried fitting it in a camry, if there is nothing else in the trunk it should fit. I have not traveled with it but can tell you it is an excellent stroller and I am very happy with it.
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I'm not sure i threw mine out after I was don't with it. It was a awesome stroller and fit perfect threw ales at the stores. I'm 5'2 and it strolled perfect to and compacted well for my car. This one was the best double stroller I found there's another one I liked to it was pretty compact a side by side one and it had the reversible seats to. If your interested in the brand etc I'll have to look it up just send me a message crosscountrygl@yahoo.com subject:your name and stroller information
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Yes it fits in the trunk of my Altima. I absolutely love it! It's super easy to fold in both ways and I can take it anywhere. So much better than my previous stroller.
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This is very nice and excellent imam just call it stroller cause you can do either walking or jogging with it. the wheels are just working great. I don't have any issues at all. Even I could stroll on large spot of rocky areas. a relative from the outer islands even ask for it! she really knew it would suit her place for cruising around with the big wheels
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The jogger stroller is a little bit bulky. The 3 wheels do easily disconnect (with the push of a button) and easily re-connect (just push / snap into place), which makes more compact and easier to transport. I'm think the stroller would fit into the corolla trunk if you pop the wheels off. With that said, I would NOT consider this a "light weight easy to manage stroller". What we did is purchase this set (jogger stroller and carseat) and we also purchased the "frame stroller" -&gt; Graco SnugRider Elite Stroller & Car Seat Carrier (http://www.amazon.com/Graco-SnugRider-Elite-Stroller-Carrier/dp/B008OIPZW8/ref=sr_1_1?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1408646069&sr=1-1&keywords=graco+frame+stroller). We are glad we did - get the best of both worlds. - The "frame stroller" is super light weight and compact - we keep this in my wife's car trunk all the time and use it whenever we are around town (I.e. grocery shopping, dining, etc). - We use the jogger stroller when going on walks from home, or when we want something more heavy duty (I.e. going to an amusement park, going to the beach, or just about anything that is a longer all-day adventure). Now that our daughter is getting a little bit older / bigger (15 months) she really enjoys sitting in the jogger stroller without the carseat (prefers it greatly over sitting in the carseat). Hope that helps...
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I haven't used this stroller really at all indoors, I use it mainly for jogging and walks around town and to the park and in the park. The tires make the ride incredibly smooth and I love all the storage, I never find myself needing more space. Like I said I can't remember ever having taken it indoors.. It is pretty wide but not really hard to maneuver for me and I am 5'6", I also have a hatchback so it fits right into the back and I never have problems getting it in and out and the back wheels come off really quickly and easily if you need a little more space
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Thanks for the input. We did end up buying this stroller and it fits just fine in the Prius. It's a bit of a squeeze in our Honda Civic, but it's doable for either car. It's a great little double stroller!
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My son is 5 1/2 months old now, and we still occasionally use the stroller base that his car seat snaps into. However, if we have to take a stroller in a store, my preference is the BOB because it's much more comfortable for our little guy. I do not think it's too bulky either. It's true that it's not the smallest stroller on the market, but in a shopping situation where comfort for the baby and maneuverability of the stroller is key, I think the BOB is the perfect. The only downfall is that it does take up a decent amount of trunk space, so if you have a huge shopping trip planned, and a smaller vehicle, that could be an issue. Hope that helps! : ) My son is 5 1/2 months old now, and we still occasionally use the stroller base that his car seat snaps into. However, if we have to take a stroller in a store, my preference is the BOB because it's much more comfortable for our little guy. I do not think it's too bulky either. It's true that it's not the smallest stroller on the market, but in a shopping situation where comfort for the baby and maneuverability of the stroller is key, I think the BOB is the perfect. The only downfall is that it does take up a decent amount of trunk space, so if you have a huge shopping trip planned, and a... » Read More My son is 5 1/2 months old now, and we still occasionally use the stroller base that his car seat snaps into. However, if we have to take a stroller in a store, my preference is the BOB because it's much more comfortable for our little guy. I do not think it's too bulky either. It's true that it's not the smallest stroller on the market, but in a shopping situation where comfort for the baby and maneuverability of the stroller is key, I think the BOB is the perfect. The only downfall is that it does take up a decent amount of trunk space, so if you have a huge shopping trip planned, and a smaller vehicle, that could be an issue. Hope that helps! : ) « Show Less
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This stroller worked well for us and I had children similar ages. Make sure you measure the back of the vehicle you plan to travel in. It is a very long stroller. It fit in the back of our suburban, but it was leaned diagonally and propped on the window ledge. Also, it is a bit difficult to steer. I didn't mind that much because it was lightweight and narrow. It's a good choice for a family with a baby and two toddlers. We didn't have Amy trouble selling it when didn't need it any longer. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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Define small? I have a 2003 Honda Accord 4 door and this fits fine in the trunk with room to spare. You may want to go to the bob website and watch some of the videos or perhaps youtube? They show the stroller being folded up and being put into a trunk, perhaps it would help you seeing it done to know if it may fit in your car?
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My husband could put it in out Toyota Camry trunk. You may have to take off the wheels but its super easy. We've had ours for 2 years - love it and has held up well!
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I have yet to use this particular stroller in the snow (I have used the BOB revolution in the snow and it was awesome) but I am confident it will stand up to the snow just fine. I use it at the beach and it goes through the sand without any problems. This stroller is awesome, you don't even need to use 2 hands to navigate it.