Graco Uno2Duo Stroller Seat

I wanted to wait until I used it thoroughly before I wrote a review because I know that when we look for strollers for our precious kids, we truly want the best at the best price. Let me explain by saying that I've purchased another convertible bassinet stroller right before this, I absolute hated it and returned it the next day. So you can tell, I'm very picky plus I know what I'm looking for. 1. I chose this stroller because of the Graco name. We have Graco car seats and we love it. Safe and sturdy just as much as Britax. We had Britax infant car seat and now Graco car seat and they are both trusted names. 2. I also had Britax bassinet stroller so I'm always looking for the sturdy, trust worthy product when it comes to something that I'm going to trust my baby's life with. 3. This stroller is extremely user friendly and easy to assemble. Converting it from bassinet to stroller is very easy. The hardest part is the clip on the back to make it into stroller seat. 4. I have a 2yr old special needs who requires to be in prone position when he's over stimulated, but I also want him to practice sitting up. This bassinet is quite long enough that he can lay comfortably. And when it's in seated position, the seat is quite spacious and it tilts back slightly so he's very comfortable in it. 5. My 5yr old big brother loves standing on the extension part. I don't even have to extend it for him to stand on it. He loves to stand on it and keeps him safe when crossing the street. 6. The luggage storage on the bottom is very wide so you can fit alot of things. But keep in mind, height wise, it's a little tight. But there are couple things that I wish was a little better. 1. When you convert it into bassinet, you have to be creative and put something because the seat is not removable and you can't just throw it in the laundry. 2. It's a little bit on the hot side. Not much ventilation from the side or top. 3. Even folded, the frame it still very high and bulky so it'll take alot of space. But over all, for the price, you can't beat this stroller. I recommend this stroller to any moms.

We have a 3 year old and are expecting our second in a few weeks. Our oldest walks well on outings but does get tired on the longer ones. We purchased this to give dads shoulders a break on those longer trips and to avoid fighting over who gets to ride. The second seat is a little small for her but she doesn’t seem to mind. She loves being able to stand and ride and the idea of seeing baby sister from her seat when and if she chooses to sit. I love the bassinet feature and the graco carrier fits well to just pop in on faster trips Set up was easy. I put it together myself at 7 months pregnant and it took me about 30 minutes. We’ve taken it on a few test drives and the ride is smooth and the turning radius is to be expected for a longer stroller. Our 3 year is able to maneuver it around the kitchen island without breaking anything. Overall we are happy with the purchase and I’m pretty confident it will lower the stress level of future outings.

I love this stroller but it is very bulky and wide. I have used to for a year and gone on many trip and it’s been great. It looks just like the picture. But like I mentioned it’s a lil bulky in order to fit in the trunk of my car I have to take of the seat and it literally takes all my trunk space. Now that my baby is one and weights a little more it’s really difficult to turn when my 4 year old is on it so I will no longer be using it. I love that you can carry your toddler standing or seating because you can use the seat it comes with at the bottom and the baby car seat on the stroller.

Update 7/24: We have decided to sell this stroller. My 3 year-old no longer wants to ride in the stroller. She likes the stand on platform, but sometimes I just need her to sit and watch my phone while I shop. I just bought a Sit and Stand Muv, which is huge, cheap and bulky, but it works for what we need it to. The almost 10 month-old can sit straight up, recline, and lay down for his bottles. The front seat can flip around, he has a tray, a huge sun shade, and a leg rest that goes up and down. My 3 year-old can sit or stand and the basket is huge. I still have to take off the seat to put it in my car. In all honestly, if I had known about this stroller from day 1, I would have just purchased it and NOT the Graco Uno to Duo, as it can also hold an infant car seat. (Got rid of my Joovy Caboose Ultralight, too, because my baby was uncomfortable in the front seat. Also, the basket was hard to access, and when my baby had to lay back for his bottle, my 3 year-old had to get off the bench seat, as there was no room when the seat was reclined. Just somethings for other parents to consider... Okay, I have 7 kids. I have bought A LOT of double strollers over the years. I bought this current stroller for my last 2 kids and have been using it for 8 months. (Bought when 1 was a newborn and 1 was 2.5. They are currently 8 months old and 3.) Pros: Pushes well, even loaded with a 20 pound 8 month old and 36 pound TALL 3 year-old AND loaded with groceries. Great to use as an infant seat carrier and have a toddler stand on the back, or ride in the lower seat. My little guy is starting to get sick of the infant seat at 8 months so we have just now started using the top seat for him. (I have a few cons on this I'll mention in a bit.) The adjustable handle is great for me at 5'2 and my husband at 6'2. Storage basket is huge, but I still added some JL Childress side storage stroller bags on each side for extra room. I love how the front seat turns into a bassinet, but honestly, I haven't really used this feature. Since I keep this stroller in my car, my son usually just uses his car seat. (I have another double side by side stroller that I keep right inside the front door for walks around the neighborhood. I hate always having to take a stroller in and out of the car everytime I want to walk and I have to walk my kids to and from school twice a day, so it's just not practical.) I love that they included the cup and phone holder! The cup holder even holds my 30 ounce stainless steel cups!! I added 2 stroller clips to hold my diaper bag on the backs and this this HAS NEVER FLIPPED!! It's very sturdy! my 3 year-old can still easily fit in the top stroller seat as well, so there is plenty of growing room. I love how the stroller converts from 1-2 kids, depending on who I have with me at the time. No more having to carry a single and a double stroller in the trunk! Cons: Fold is HUGE. I have a 10 seater Ford Transit passenger van and this has to be broken down into the stroller frame THEN the 2 seats sitting on top of each other to be able to store it in the back. (This also makes it lighter for me to carry.) The tray is WAY too far from the baby in the top seat. Also, the leg rest doesn't go up or adjust. My 8 month-old looked like he was about to fall out of stroller the 1st time I put him in the up top seat. To remedy this, I bought a stroller leg extension. It velcros on and I feel like he will no longer slip out, even though he is buckled in. I wish the top seat would lay back more than a few inches. So, when he wants his bottle, I have to put the top of the stroller in bassinet mode. Honestly, without spending $1,000.00 on a fantastic double stroller, this is the closest I could find to having everything I wanted. (With this being my last 2 kids, I didn't want to go that route. If it was my 1st 2 kids and knowing that I was having more, I would go the more expensive route - knowing I would be using it for MANY more years.) Is this stroller big and bulky? Yes. Does it check MOST of the boxes on my list? Yes. There isn't a perfect stroller, but this is the closest I have found in a double in line stroller.

Waiting to use this once my baby girl comes in June. I love how many options I have for set up. Having a toddler and another little one coming this was my big must have. Very sturdy and strong. It took probably 45 minutes to put together but I wanted to be sure it was correct. The stroller is larger than others i have used but with all the features well worth the sacrifice of space in my suv. When following the directions it is easy to switch to the different modes. I tried all of them several times after assembly since I had seen reviews saying it was difficult, but once you figure it out its not hard to do..keep the instructions handy for a little while incase you forget or want to use a setting that isn't a go to for you. Also the storage space provided is huge!!

We got the contours options elite when our second was first born and wish I could go back and buy this instead. We got rid of the COE because it’s so big and bulky and after a year it was super rickety and creeky even after going back and trying to tighten everything. I just got the uno2duo put together and I’m so impressed and absolutely love how compact it is for being able to be double stroller and the one hand fold is awesome after struggling with the contours fold. We didn’t purchase the second seat since our oldest loves to get out and walk a lot on her own but she loves the standing platform. All in all, I’m super happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend this over any other double stroller.

** I tried to post this to Graco, but they refused my honest review - Great concept, could have been built better. I purchased the Uno2do last summer (2019) while I was pregnant with my second. At the time my 1st was 31/2. My goal in searching for a non-traditional double was, not a side by side, ample storage, easy movement, multi- riding options and something compact as a double stroller could be. When I stumbled upon this stroller, I felt like I found everything I was looking for without the $800+ price tag. Unfortunately, stores around me did not carry this model in stores to try, so I found it on Amazon thinking I could easily return if needed. Putting it together was easy, I did have an issue with the tray table not fitting, but customer service was great and resolved the issue quickly. It wasn’t super heavy, but does take up half of my trunk space in a Toyota Highlander. Our first adventure was a weekend in Boston with my toddler in the spring. She loved the ride, the seat fit her comfortably, as she didn’t complain about not fitting, even though now, 40lbs, and almost 43” tall, she is just about maxing out the seat but still comfortable. “Driving” the stroller through cobblestone was alright too. It held up and did the job, although other pricey models do handle better. Grocery store trips are nice, my older daughter can ride on the back, baby can be in car seat, and groceries can all fit under neath. Flash forward to today, with a 4 year old and a 4 month old, we’ve used the stroller extensively. I’ve packed it to the brim for ski trips, love the bassinet option for the baby during long days in the lodge. I can carry our gear in my pack, while the cooler and other bags can go under neath. I also love the fact that my daughter can ride on the stroller in busy parking lots. Storage is fantastic, but I’ve noticed that the whole system is getting “looser at the joints” the whole thing seems just more wobbly than at first. Pushing and steering while my daughter is riding on the platform is hard, the weight doesn’t get distributed evenly making it awkward. Two things I do not like is that if I have my toddler is the lower seat and the baby in the car seat on top, there is NO storage, my Toddlers legs take up all of the space. Also, she can not easily get in and out without removing the baby seat. Second is the tray table, it’s WAY too far away to be useful and just gets in the way when storing stroller in the car. I’ve taken it completely off and we do not use it. I like the cell phone holder, but wish the placement of the cup holder was better. On the outside makes the stroller too wide to fit through doors or loading it in the car without knocking it. At one point the cup holder fell of and is yet to be relocated. Also, finding a stroller bag that fit the width of the handle bars was difficult, and if you intend to have a child ride on the platform, you can not use one. Unless you want the child to constantly knock it over. Over all, I would recommend this stroller if you are a light use, mall going kind of family and not planning on pushing it to the limits as my family does. I wish a few more details were thought through to make it easier to use. If we are blessed to expand our family with a third, I’m going to go all out with the $800+ brands. Just with the normal everyday roughness this stroller would unfortunately not hold up.

This is the Cadillac of strollers! Trust and believe!!!!! Plenty of storage, smooth ride, holds alot of weight, cup holder and a phone holder, the color is gender neutral, the seat is extremely comfortable, the straps are simple, the tray is removable, everything is really, it's easy to clean, it fits right in my trunk and I still have room for groceries (I drive a Hyundai Santa Fe, like a small SUV), and it doesn't look like a double stroller! The extra seat comes separate but we got it too and it's so easy to put on and take off, the stand part is very discreet also and it would fit any kid perfectly with plenty of standing room. Also alot of different infant carseats fit this too!

Pretty good stroller for the price. However, if you're a first time mom and are planning on having more kids, invest in the BEST strollers (ex. Uppababy, Bugaboo, etc.)... I have owned several different strollers from different brands, and all the money I have spent over the years probably equates to the price of a luxury stroller. Just saying! Anyway, on to my review! PROS: 1. CAN BE SINGLE OR DOUBLE STROLLER. This is important if you don't want to be that lady who pushes a double stroller when you only have one child with you. 2. COMPATIBLE WITH ALL GRACO CLICK CONNECT CAR SEATS. This is great for infants or when your baby falls asleep in the car seat. If you don't want to transfer him/her from car seat to stroller, just simply connect your car seat onto the toddler seat of the stroller OR the stroller itself. 3. MULTIPLE CONFIGURATIONS: Car seat can attach to the frame facing forward or backward - toddler can stand on platform. Toddler seat can face forward or backward - toddler can stand on platform. Toddler seat can convert into a bassinet (again, can face forward or backward and toddler can stand on platform). And then you can the add the second seat, but that seat can only face forward. 4. NO ADAPTERS. They are built in, so you don't have to worry about lugging adapters around. 5. LARGE AWNINGS for both toddler seat and second seat. 6. LARGE BASKET SPACE, even with second seat installed. 7. 5 POINT HARNESSES on both seats. 8. BOTH SEATS RECLINE. Main seat can recline 90 degrees. Second seat can recline about 45. 9. BRAKES are sandal-friendly. 10. PUSH BAR can extend for taller people. 11. ONE-HAND FOLD. CONS 1. Doesn't move too smoothly...you definitely need two hands to maneuver left and right. 2. Doesn't collapse with second seat attached. 3. Product is not too heavy but fairly bulky. Probably would have issues fitting in the trunk of a sedan. 4. With second seat, cannot put stroller hooks and hang your bag/buggy organizer...will most likely touch the second seat canopy. If it was easier to push/maneuver around, then I'd recommend this over the UppaBaby...strictly because it's hundreds of dollars cheaper. So if moving a stroller with ease is super important to you, then this stroller is not the one for you. Overall, a great buy. The single to double and vice versa is my favorite thing about it. The bassinet is also a great feature. You can change your baby's diapers in there if the situation calls for it!

There’s a bar over the top of the head rest that is too low for my just-turned-three toddler. He’s not particularly tall - 40th percentile height. His head rests on that hard bar instead of the back of the seat. The original seat doesn’t have that bar issue, so I have to put the toddler in the original seat and put the smaller baby in the new seat. I can’t use the bassinet setup for the baby this way. The shade doesn’t pull out as far on this seat as it does on the original seat, so my youngest isn’t getting the same sun protection. The seat has a nice crotch pad, but it’s loosey goosey and falls off constantly when I’m strapping my kid in. That being said, I’m so glad to have a second seat when we need one, and we were able to snatch this one up for $50. I’d be extremely disappointed if I’d paid more. If I had known this one has that extra bar and less shade, I might have purchased a used stroller for that price just to take the bassinet style seat and use that as my second seat.