Double Stroller Question (Britax) - XP from 2U2

[lynn0514]

Hi everyone - I'm expecting my second DD in May, and my kids will only be about 16 months apart, so I'm leaning toward buying a double stroller.

Currently, we have a B-Agile, with a B-Safe careseat.  I prefer to be able to click the carseat into the stroller when LO is younger, particularly to avoid waking up a sleeping baby.  We could just get the B-Agile double, which would accept the B-Safe carseat no problem, but I haven't been totally thrilled with our single.  All of that being said, I'm having a REALLY hard time finding non-Britax double strollers that are compatible with the B-Safe, or for which we can buy a compatible adapter.  I think the City Select was an option, if I remember correctly, and maybe some other tandems, but I would prefer a side-by-side.

This is a super specific question, but has anyone had any luck in this area?  Thanks!!!

[momofcatan]

Looks like the city mini double has a car seat adapter that works with the B-safe. Its a very similar style to the B-agaile, so not sure if that's what you would want.

[lynn0514]

Feb 5, 2015 16:45:13 GMT -5 momofcatan said:

Looks like the city mini double has a car seat adapter that works with the B-safe. Its a very similar style to the B-agaile, so not sure if that's what you would want.

I'm not sure either. My biggest problem with the B-Agile is that the seats are kind of reclined, even at the highest setting, and poor DD always looks slumped over. Doesn't seem to matter how we adjust the straps. I'll look into the City Mini and see if it has the same issue. Thanks!

[momofcatan]

Feb 5, 2015 19:19:35 GMT -5 lynn0514 said:

Feb 5, 2015 16:45:13 GMT -5 momofcatan said:

Looks like the city mini double has a car seat adapter that works with the B-safe. Its a very similar style to the B-agaile, so not sure if that's what you would want.

I'm not sure either. My biggest problem with the B-Agile is that the seats are kind of reclined, even at the highest setting, and poor DD always looks slumped over. Doesn't seem to matter how we adjust the straps. I'll look into the City Mini and see if it has the same issue. Thanks!

Definitely the same with my single city mini, it is really annoying. With mine I found a way to make it a 3 point harness for when she wants to sit forward, though right now she's happy to sit back and chill. The city select seats might be better for this.

[lynn0514]

Feb 5, 2015 20:43:47 GMT -5 momofcatan said:

Feb 5, 2015 19:19:35 GMT -5 lynn0514 said:

I'm not sure either. My biggest problem with the B-Agile is that the seats are kind of reclined, even at the highest setting, and poor DD always looks slumped over. Doesn't seem to matter how we adjust the straps. I'll look into the City Mini and see if it has the same issue. Thanks!

Definitely the same with my single city mini, it is really annoying. With mine I found a way to make it a 3 point harness for when she wants to sit forward, though right now she's happy to sit back and chill. The city select seats might be better for this.

It is annoying, and i don't know if I want to spend all that money on a double, just to have the same issue. Decisions, decisions.

[neuron79]

Following. In exact same situation!