Peg Perego Aria Twin - Black Sable Standard Stroller

I actually own all 3 of the Peg Perego double strollers the Aria Duette and the Tender and I have to say the Aria is the most difficult to push and awkward to get through store aisles. Storage space in all of my stollers is about the same. The seats of the Aria do not accomadate a newborn where as the Tender and The duette either recline flat or accept a carseat if you wish to use it as a travel system.
Peg Perego have an excellent after sales service.

I have triplets with two different triplet strollers. But I rarely used them because I loved this stroller so much. It was easier to take this and put the "extra" baby in a baby Bjorn or just use an umbrella stroller than to deal with the big bulky strollers. My kiddos were very tiny (between 2 and 4 pounds at birth, but were able to start using this stroller at 4 months old. I loved the portability without dealing with pumpkin seats, attachments, contraptions or difficult to assemble components.
I would even take it into people's houses when we visited because I could sit them up to feed them, then recline to drink their bottles in a pinch when high chairs weren't available.
My only complaint was that it did not offer fantastic shielding from the sun when the sun was lower in the sky. But since it turns and rolls so easy, I just whipped the stroller around and pulled it instead pushing it. Worked like a charm!