G-Link 2 Stroller - Jordan (Charcoal Melange/Silver)

So easy to collapse, fits in the trunk, great airport stroller and reclines for kids. Lightweight to lift into the car. Easy to clean!

We have the single stroller and family grew so we went with the same brand stroller and are very happy with it. Handles great even on this uneven stone walk way. Deep stones it has trouble in and needs to be backed through them. However this is a great travel stroller that is easy to carry and handles great. Has tones of storage and is easy to push. Some reviews say it’s heavy and hard to push don’t forget you have 2 kids not one in the stroller it will be heavier. It takes up a lot of space but does fit in the trunk of our model 3. I would definitely buy again

I did a LOT of research before deciding to purchase the uppababy g-link, and I'm so glad that I did. Our normal stroller is a Bugaboo Donkey Duo, which we absolutely love. But I needed an umbrella stroller that fit both kids, didn't take up my entire trunk, and was quick to open and close. Enter the G link! The first time I took it out to run errands by myself with the kids, I thought that it was too good to be true. The bottom basket can fit SO much, it's not as wide as a lot of other side by sides so we fit through doors easily, the seats recline as far as the chicco liteway so I could easily lay the seat almost flat when my youngest fell asleep, and the sun shades come very far down. It's as easy to push as our single umbrella stroller. My only complaint is that if you need to push it with one hand for some reason, it's next to impossible. But this seems to be a universal problem across the board with all umbrella strollers, so I didn't reflect it in my rating.

Recommend by my sister in-law and so happy we got it. Our old graco dbl stroller took up all the space in the back of my grand cherokee, this folds down to take up minimal space. Both my 3 year old and 10 month old are very comfortable and enjoy riding in it. Also being a taller it's not hard on my back like most umbrella strollers, the push handles are at a very comfortable height for me.

First impressions: the G-link 2 has a very smooth ride for a double umbrella stroller. I really don’t find it any less smooth than my $700+ City Select Lux double. The assembly was very easy. It is quite narrow, and can fit out of my single doorway. The side by side City Mini double could not fit out of my doorway without turning it diagonally. The design of the G-Link 2 good and the materials are top notch, as expected with Uppababy. The cupholder comes standard, and is a big upgrade from the flimsy ad-on cupholder of the City Select Lux. The basket is actually quite generous for an umbrella stroller. But the best part for me is that it accommodates very tall toddlers, particularly tall toddlers with very long torsos. My massive two-year-old could not fit under the sunshade of the City Select Lux, nor the City Mini. The seat back on the G-link 2 is 18 inches, which is just OK. But the sunshade is 27 inches from the seat, which allows tons of head room for tall toddlers. Some downsides of the stroller: Because it is very narrow, my large 2-year old JUST fits comfortably across the shoulders (he is built like a line-backer). Also, I am 5‘10“ and find it slightly short for me to push without stooping a bit, but not uncomfortably so. The way the handles are curved up and in rather than back makes it a bit hard to push without kicking the bottom of the stroller. This may only be an issue for those 5'10” and up, but I do wish there was a way to adjust the handle height/position. There was a moderate odor from the stroller upon opening the box, probably from the neoprene handles. But this is already dissipating. The folded stroller does not stand up on its own, but it leans easily against a wall. Overall, I love the stroller. I wish I had traded out my massive City Select sooner.

Easy to assemble, light weight. My 4 years old son likes it too. 😆

This product has severe safety issues!I bought this stroller for our twin boys last year thinking this one should come in handy when they grow bigger. They really liked the old stroller, so we kept this stroller in our garage for future use. Last week, the old stroller broke after 3 years of service so we started using this product.This stroller definitely is more lightweighted. However we saw something not fine right away: the wheels are so smaller that the stroller easily trip on tiny bumps on the pedistrain way. And when that happends the whole stroller tend to flip over forward due to inertia. This had happened a lot of times during one week of use and it was my mistake not realizing the safety risk behind this. So this morning Iwas taking my boys for a stroller ride and we were trying to get down a curb without paving. The curb was only like 3 inches high and I thought I would just cross it without any issue. However, when the front 2 wheels touch the ground, the entire stroller started roller forward. This had me lost my balance and start falling forward. Finally the stroller completely flipped facing down and my poor boys hit the ground facing down. This incident lead to one of them having a bruise on his face, the other hurting his teeth. I feel horrible seeing blood on their face. What a horrible day to end a peaceful weekend.Later I feel mad not only to myself but also to this product. I think it has this severe safety flaw due to the easiness to flip forward and the tiny front wheels. Before that I was searching on uppababies website for a bumper that can be installed in front of them, apparently it is not supported. For any parents needing a stroller for two, please avoid this one.

Great stroller for airline travel. Easy to fold and comfortable for the kids.