This baby comes packed with all the features we need and it is so user friendly. So here goes: *Fully adjustable handlebar height *Dual-facing seats (easy to click in and out and lightweight)-takes about 2 times to get the hang of it but after that it's easy - one baby can face you and the other out or both facing you or both out - takes about 10 seconds to switch *Napper bars w/ strap *Fully reclining seats sits at about 85 and 180 degrees *Fully adjustable footrest - keeps kiddos feet from dangling *Wind/Rain Covers *Mosquito Nets *Umbrella *Boots (footmuff) *Air pump *Diaper Bag - attaches to handlebar *Swivel/Lockable Front wheels *BIG basket *Coil shocks True ONE HANDED STEERING with ease, easy to turn and push, really feels like you are strolling on air!! Roomy seats, definitely have room to grow and the kids aren't cramped up....they can move and turn around if they need to. The shocks are so good that bumps, cracks and holes feel like regular road. We pushed on brick, concrete, dirt, rocks, wood chips and all of it was a smooth ride....we have not tried sand yet, but we will! Now, this baby is by no means lightweight or small....you really need an SUV or minivan to haul the stroller. I have a Dodge Grand Caravan and it takes up the entire back part of my van (behind the back seat). I have a 97 model so those of you with Stow-and-Go seats will have it easy. The chassis is 20 lbs, each seat is 8 and the wheels are 6 for a total of 42 lbs all put together. I take the seats off first to make it lighter to put in the van and take up less room. This is by no means a small stroller, but it easily fits through doorways and tight turns. We do wish that it had a parent tray or cup holder, but the diaper bag has enough space for drinks, snacks, etc. I feel as though the pros outweigh the weight and size, for me at least!