Summer™ by Ingenuity™ 3Dlite™ Double Convenience Stroller

I was looking for an inexpensive yet sturdy double umbrella stroller to take to Disney World to have in case my nine and six-year-olds got overly tired from walking, their feet hurt, or they were just whining so much that they had to walk and I wouldn't have to carry them in the Florida heat. I was looking for a price point around $145 but I also needed it to be sturdy. This stroller had the highest weight capacity for the price point and availability. I also read most of the reviews to see if purchasers that it was pretty sturdy when maybe an older siblings sat in it. Honestly, it worked absolutely amazing. My husband and my older sister literally made fun of me for getting the stroller in the first place, but then my husband was singing my praises and telling me that I was a genius after the third day at Disney World. My kids weigh 55 and 60 pounds and the max weight capacity is listed as 50 pounds per seat. My nine-year-old didn't end up sitting in the stroller at all because she's “not a baby” (haha) but my six-year-old was extremely grateful for it since he ended up having a big blister on his heel. My 50 pound nephew ended up riding in the stroller seat next to my 55 pound son. I mean, you could tell when they were both in it that we were pushing the weight capacity as far as maneuverability. but at no time did, I think it was gonna fall apart and if you just gave it a little muscle to start then it just rolled right along just fine. I would normally complain if I couldn't turn it or something, but I had no problem doing that. It really did hold up great for our five day trip and we weren't gentle with it at all since we knew it was more than likely going in a donation bin after the trip. However, it worked so well, I decided to keep it just in case. It also has what I would consider to be a large storage space under both seats for, not just an umbrella stroller, but a stroller in general. We fit multiple hoodies for each family, member, water bottles, snacks, souvenirs, and emergency disposable ponchos in the storage area. My husband and sister also made fun of me that I bought emergency disposable ponchos, but no one was laughing when they were wearing them the last day when it poured ! Ha! Winning! Granted those things were folded compactly in a way I saw on Instagram. If I had just shoved it all in there all of that stuff may not have fit. If I had to point out a drawback, the only thing would be that you have to use two hands to steer it especially if the kids are in it. It takes two hands and a foot to open it and snap it in a place, but I can close it with one hand all the way down to it, an umbrella size which easily fit in the space in the trunk at the very top of all the luggage. If I had to guess, if there's another trip or two or three, this stroller would probably hold up for those, but I'm guessing it might start to get a little shaky after I push the weight limit and also threw it around in baggage checks and what not.