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Single-to-Double Stroller 3.0
Overview
Highlights
- Type of stroller: Expandable
- Weight capacity: 50 lbs for the stroller seat; 45 lbs in each toddler seat if using them together
- Compatible with infant car seats
Description
The 3.0 version of Mockingbird’s Single-to-Double Stroller is packed with premium features.
It can be used from birth with the cozy lie-flat bassinet, space-saving infant seat insert or car seat adapters compatible with more than 40 infant car seats (all sold separately).
When baby develops head and neck control, they can graduate to the reversible stroller seat, which offers five recline positions, giving you flexibility as they grow.
The stroller starts as a single and you can expand to a double by adding the 2nd Seat Kit (sold separately). You can also accommodate three kiddos by adding the Riding Board attachment. All Mockingbird attachments can be swapped out in seconds without tools.
The 3.0 features built-in head-to-toe UPF 50+ protection. The FullShade System combines the XL extendable canopy with the Mockingbird-exclusive LegShade to create maximum shade on sunny days, while ventilated mesh panels promote airflow.
A reversible, seasonal seat liner flips from a cushioned everyday side to a breathable mesh side (and is machine-washable for easy cleaning).
More updates include a quick-snap magnetic buckle to help with wiggly toddlers, reflective piping for safer nighttime strolls, extra pockets for both parent and child and a height-adjustable canopy so you can keep strolling even as they get taller.
Little ones enjoy smooth strolls thanks to all-wheel suspension and shock-absorbing tires that never go flat.
Parent-friendly features include an easy one-hand fold, rotating handlebar to accommodate caregivers of different heights, no re-thread harness with one-hand strap adjustments and a generous XL storage basket.
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Details
- Type of stroller: Expandable
- Dimensions folded: 34”L x 25.5”W x 18”H
- Dimensions unfolded: 33”L x 25.5”W x 40”H
- Product weight: 28 lbs (single); 36 lbs (double)
- Weight capacity: 50 lbs for the stroller seat; 45 lbs in each toddler seat if using them together
- Height capacity: 42”
- Number of configurations: 44
- Type of wheels: Never-flat wheels
- Number of wheels: 4
- Stroller features:
- All-wheel suspension
- Expandable to double
- One-hand closure
- Adjustable handlebar
- No-rethread harness
- Reversible seat
- Magnetic buckle
- Seat recline
- Bumper bar
- UPF 50+ canopy
- Peekaboo window
- Car seat compatibility: Yes (adapter sold separately)
- What’s included: Frame, wheels, seat with canopy, LegShade and child bar
- Cleaning/care: Fabric is machine washable (most stains can be removed by wiping clean)
- Manufacturer’s Warranty: Lifetime
- Babylist exclusive: Heather Grey
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Q&A
Best Answer: Yes. The UPPAbaby Aria is compatible with the Mockingbird Single Stroller and Single-to-Double Stroller when you use the Mockingbird UPPAbaby Car Seat Adapter, sold separately.
Best Answer: No. The Mockingbird Single-to-Double Stroller 3.0 does not come with everything needed for twins. It includes the stroller frame and one toddler seat. To use it with twins, you'll need to purchase the 2nd Seat Kit 3.0, which includes the second seat and the required adapters. If you're using it from birth with twins, you'll also need either two car seat adapters, two infant seat inserts, or other approved infant accessories, depending on your preferred setup.
Best Answer: Yes, they're compatible.
Customer reviews
However I find the functionality lacking.
1. It is VERY heavy. Especially when you covert it to the double. It makes it hard to turn corners and forget about trying to get over a curb or lip in the sidewalk.
2. It doesn’t do well on any terrain except for pavement and smooth dirt. I tried to push it through gravel the other day and got stuck. Two people had to carry it the rest of the way out. It can get through grass but takes a lot of effort.
3. It’s…
Only things I wish were different is the weight is very heavy, especially with two seats my husband said there’s no way I’ll be able to handle it (especially being pregnant and postpartum I agree) it’s very heavy. Also the flap on the canopy I’m sure is directed the way it is because of viewing from the rear although it’s also against the flow of falling…







































