Evenflo Pivot Xpand Modular Stroller (Ayrshire Black)

Two under Two!
Originally purchased an Evenflo stroller for my first daughter and when I got pregnant with my second started looking at double strollers! Love how this one can be used for both babies or just for one. Is light weight, easy to use and breakdown, steers great! I love it especially with two kids under two it’s a life saver when I leave the house!

Pros and cons of 1.5 years using!
I’m not seeing a lot of reviews mentioning the front wheels while tandem.I’ve now been using this exclusively for a year straight, car seat to single seat, but my issues really began with our second child (14m apart)When you add the second seat on the bottom, it throws off the balance and the wheels stick in rotation. As in the weight should be (in my opinion) not hanging right over the front wheel, because it makes it very hard to turn one handed. (Sticks and you have to pull hard back and forth to even get it to move)I’ve honestly started only using the second seat when I know I need the basket for say, a larger shopping trip. My 1.5yo rides in the basket most of the time because it’s so much easier to push.Plus the fact that a second seat is 100$ plus, is my main factor in currently looking at other strollers for when my 3m old can hold himself up.The front wheel thing is a bit better with the infant car seat on the bottom, but I need to have easier access to the baby. Like another reviewer said, it’s easier when the seat is backward, but no kid wants to sit backwards!You cannot see the ground/ where you’re steering because of how high the second seat is/ the car seat.When tandem you have to take off the second seat to fold properlyFor traveling- we’ve taken more than 6 plane rides with it, and it’s gone through just fine.You can put a carry on in the basket, it’s that big. I usually have 1-3 personal bags, and one of those giant carabiner clips holds the handle of my carryon(s)When you go through doorways, it fits all doors, but is a bit fiddly because of the back wheel’s being about 2” wider on each side. I constantly am catching the wheels on the doorframe, especially with heavy closing hotel doors or store doors that don’t open automatically.It has a built in type of shocks/ impact absorbing which I like, and I’m constantly adjusting the handle to suit my needsI’ve never used the cup holder, it just pops off easily (as in just a bump and it’s gone)I’m currently using the parent organizer that comes with the infant car seat adapter.I know it’s not rated for it, but we’ve even used it for three kids, car seat , seat, and one in basket when a friend got tired.I recently noticed a little strain on the fabric in the basket, but that’s my fault as I’ve constantly put so much weight in it (think 4-5 cases of soda each time I go shopping)It’s great for walks, I think my main issue is that I want more of a compact stroller for vacation/Indoor/ shopping use.When out and about, I love the flat sleeping position for changing diapers or when one needs a nap. ( 1.5 yo actually sleeps fine and comfortably in basket!)I’m just looking for a stroller now at this point for more ease of steering, and more compact tandem. If you have just one kid, or only occasionally need to have the second seat attached/ carry a ton at once , this is your stroller! My main downside is literally just the way the front wheels are shaped, so when turned they seem to be off balance and my size 2t bigger boy is too much strain on it.One last note, the umbrella is getting tight over his head, to where I had to pop it off and put it on the upper of the seat (it fits but I’m certain it’s not meant to be higher)And the snack tray attachment funnily enough (bought separately) pops on to be eye height with him! He’s looking like he won’t fit in the seat too much longer, but can barely see over the snack tray! I just find that a bit odd- he’s using it fine though