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	<title>Comments on: Product Review: Peg Perego Duette SW Stroller</title>
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		<title>By: dduff617</title>
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		<description>i question the part of this review that mentions &quot;strong robust build&quot;.   yes, compared to an umbrella stroller, this unit seems beefier, however it has to take a *lot* of strain to carry two babies -both because of the extra weight of two babies, the extra weight of the stroller itself, the extra forces involved due to the larger structure.

i purchased one less than a year ago, used it a lot, until recently when the front wheel fell off.   when i took it in for service, they said they had just seen another unit come in with the same problem.  (front axel damaged by wear).

i think the frame and chassis of the unit may be &quot;robust&quot;, but some of the other parts (wheels/axel) are not engineered for the relatively heavy loads and strain of carrying two babies.

i will say that my unit gets used outdoors in a variety of weather conditions and i live in an area with pretty bumpy sidewalks.  otoh, my twins have just passed 20lbs/each, so all of my use so far has been with a relatively light load.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i question the part of this review that mentions &#8220;strong robust build&#8221;.   yes, compared to an umbrella stroller, this unit seems beefier, however it has to take a *lot* of strain to carry two babies -both because of the extra weight of two babies, the extra weight of the stroller itself, the extra forces involved due to the larger structure.</p>
<p>i purchased one less than a year ago, used it a lot, until recently when the front wheel fell off.   when i took it in for service, they said they had just seen another unit come in with the same problem.  (front axel damaged by wear).</p>
<p>i think the frame and chassis of the unit may be &#8220;robust&#8221;, but some of the other parts (wheels/axel) are not engineered for the relatively heavy loads and strain of carrying two babies.</p>
<p>i will say that my unit gets used outdoors in a variety of weather conditions and i live in an area with pretty bumpy sidewalks.  otoh, my twins have just passed 20lbs/each, so all of my use so far has been with a relatively light load.</p>
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