Triple stroller

[playfelt]

You would do well to look at the runabout strollers then as they are in a line right up to seating for 5. They are expensive but the resale value is for sure there in the sense of if you were able to afford to buy it new you could easily sell it for at least half what you paid for it and probably closer to 3/4 which when you do the math makes it a good investment.

[Momof4]

You would do well to look at the runabout strollers then as they are in a line right up to seating for 5. They are expensive but the resale value is for sure there in the sense of if you were able to afford to buy it new you could easily sell it for at least half what you paid for it and probably closer to 3/4 which when you do the math makes it a good investment.

Yes, good advice! I have a double side by side that I never use because we can't get into the doorway at the mall or library without opening the double doors. Have you ever tried to do that by yourself? It isn't easy and thank goodness for kind strangers who help out! They also don't fit on the bus and since that's how I travel with my group at least a couple of days a week that's important too. Make sure you think about all your options.

[Monday 2 Friday Mama]

Good morning, =) I just wanted to offer my two cents worth....I think you have the right idea looking on kijiji and other community boards. It might also be worthwhile for you to contact a couple of consignment stores and ask if they have a list that you could add your name to. Sort of a "call me if you get this item..." thing. LOL You could also try contacting your cities Parents of Multiples groups - they might know where to get this kind of equipment. And if you're lucky, maybe there will be a family who's outgrown their super stroller. =) All that being said, if it were me, I would prefer to use a triple stroller with the really big, jogging stroller style of wheels instead of a quad stroller. I have 5 little ones, and I looked at quad strollers too. I quickly realized that most of them have the small plastic wheels - no good in snow and slush - which we Canadians have on the ground for almost 4 months of the year. LOL The Runabouts are terrific - if you can get past the sticker shock - but they do weigh a lot by the time you get 5, 35 pound monkeys loaded up. What I do with my crew is the youngest ones ride, and the older two place a hand on each side of the stroller to ensure that they are always close to me.