GracoPremier Modes™ Nest2Grow™ 4-in-1 Stroller, Midtown

Love the seat for my granddaughter. She loves to walk but still needs to take breaks and it’s nice to be able for her to sit.

When first looking into buying a single to double stroller, the first thing I noticed was how expensive everything was! Competitors had all the features I was looking for, but also required that you purchased several different accessories that quite frankly were out a budget for me. I was so thrilled when I found out that Graco had created a single double stroller that was a little bit more in my budget, even with purchasing the additional stroller seat.This stroller is not the Cadillac of all strollers, but it gets the job done. It’s easy to use, fold, and fits well in the back of my car. I love that I’m able to use my click connect with our Graco car seat. In addition to being able to get out and about with two babies at the same time, I also am able to bring everything that I need with us no problem. The storage on this stroller is incomparable. If you look in the pictures attached, I literally stuck my sons strider bike into the basket underneath to bring out to the park with us. I still could’ve fit multiple bags in the basket despite having the bike in there too.My biggest beef with the stroller is that it is hard to maneuver when two children are in the stroller. I use this for my kids who are 22 months old and five months old; naturally my 22 month old wants to sit in the front seat so he can look out and see where we are going. Having the heavier child in the front makes it much harder to turn the wheels and get around tight corners. I literally joke about how it feels like a school bus. Sometimes the wheels will almost get stuck, and I have to pull back and then push again to get it to realign and move forward. When I am only pushing my five month old, without the second seat, the stroller moves very smoothly and it is not hard to turn. It’s also not my favorite that there is no console for the parent (only a side cup holder) but that was easily remedied by attaching a universal stroller bag.All in all, this is a great stroller on a budget or if you already have Graco accessories like a car seat. Maneuverability could be improved, but if this is not a deal breaker for you then I would recommend this stroller. I have no regrets in our purchase!

Love this stroller! Our Graco car seat snaps into place easily for our infant! And we have the second seat to convert to a double stroller which is a fantastic feature for when I have my nephew.

Looks great. I think it will hold up well and last for a long time!

I do like this stroller but the one thing that really makes me want to get a new one is that the car seat is extremely difficult to click on and off. It gets stuck often on one side or the other and I’m left trying to yank it off as gently as possible so I don’t disturb my baby.It is also heavy and bulky, taking up over half the trunk space of my 2015 RAV4. My husband was thankfully the one lifting it most in my first weeks postpartum, as I can’t imagine doing so, even with a fairly uncomplicated delivery and recovery.The wheels look like they will wear quickly but at this point that is conjecture as I’ve only been using it for two months (always on sidewalks). But if I already see wear I can’t imagine them lasting longer than a year or two at most.Since this expands for additional children, I was hoping it would hold up longer, as we got this with our first, but I will likely need a new stroller whenever baby #2 comes along.It does the job but if I were to get another one I would get one that I think would last longer (and I would encourage all new parents to test strollers in a store before buying them). For a budget stroller this is good. My favorite part of it is the under storage area: great for a light grocery trip or afternoon at the park.