BOB Gear Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie Jogging Stroller, Double Stroller, Graphite Black

"5.0 out of 5 stars" - This stroller has stellar reviews already, but after dad-bragging to my friends about it for a couple years, I have to leave my own.Just went on a trip to Japan, and I kid you not, the stroller never got stuck anywhere. Took it on the subway during rush hour and it fit in every elevator and through every ticket gate. It is designed to be the exact maximum legal width of a wheelchair or something, because it often fits with only a centimeter to spare.We live in Korea and have only gotten stuck with the stroller twice in a year and a half: once in a grocery store checkout counter (just backed it up and went out through the entrance) and once in an immigration line at the airport (had to fold it up and carry it a couple feet that time). I’m really surprised that it hasn’t gotten stuck more often.The only thing I will say is that it does not fold up very small and is pretty heavy, which has been a pain on road trips when the car is packed and in some US airports where they’ve asked me to fold it up at the top of the ramp and carry it down to the bottom. Not that that in itself is a huge deal, but if you’re already juggling two kids and luggage, I have to say that it’s not the most convenient stroller for air travel. It’s not so inconvenient, however, that I would ever hesitate to bring it on a plane to any big city where I’ll have to do a lot of walking and public transportation with kids in tow. The storage space for all your kids’ stuff, one-hand-maneuverability for those narrow, hilly sidewalks, fully reclining seats for nap times, and rugged wheels and shocks that I’ve pulled up and down multiple flights of stairs when the situation called for it make it simply irreplaceable.