Lightweight double stroller that stands on it's own?

[bluebonnet22]

EDIT: Apologies for doing a DD/Edit to this thread, I just realized a similar question to my original question was already out there so I changed the thread title/question. I realize this isn't polite and I apologize!

I have a Joovy double caboose for the early months, but I'm already shopping consignment sales and craigslist for a side by side stroller that's on the lighter/smaller side but can stand on it's own (preferably even with a diaper bag on it). I really wanted to get the Double Vue, but Baby Jogger pushed the release back until next year (very bummed about this!). I live in a small town so we don't have baby stores that carry double strollers where I can try things out. We drive a Kia Sorrento so I'm trying to find a small-ish double stroller that is still relatively sturdy. I don't like to exercise with my kids so I don't need a jogger and honestly I see using this stroller more for shopping malls and trips to my older DS school and things like that so manueverability is a huge factor for me. Any recommendations? 

[ashb62]

I have a Combi Twin Sport and I LOVE it. It's lightweight, easy to fold, easy to steer, affordable, and fits through all standard doorways. I have a Mommy Hook on the back that I hang the diaper bag on and it doesn't flip over (even without babies in it.) If one twin is fussy and wants to be held, I can steer it with one hand.

[anakah]

Apr 9, 2015 11:48:44 GMT -5 ashb62 said:

I have a Combi Twin Sport and I LOVE it. It's lightweight, easy to fold, easy to steer, affordable, and fits through all standard doorways. I have a Mommy Hook on the back that I hang the diaper bag on and it doesn't flip over (even without babies in it.) If one twin is fussy and wants to be held, I can steer it with one hand.

+1 for the Combi Twin Sport.