How to Fold Up the Graco DuoGlider Tandem Stroller

The Graco DuoGlider Stroller is a stroller made to accommodate two children. The rear seat of it is raised to ensure that each child has an unobstructed view. Both of the stroller seats recline, and the model features footrests and an extra large basket for increased functionality. When you are not using it, you can fold up or collapse the Graco DuoGlide Stroller for easy storage.

Instructions

    • 1

      Remove children, the Graco Infant Car Seat and any extra objects from the stroller.

    • 2

      Adjust both seats to the full, upright position. Lift the wire on the top of the middle of the front seat. While lifting, gently push the seat forward. Pull the tabs located on each side of the rear seat and gently push the seat forward.

    • 3

      Engage the lock brakes by pushing down on the brake lever, which is located directly to the right of the back right tire.

    • 4

      Pull the back canopy toward the handle stroller until it is completely closed. Push the front canopy toward the front of the stroller as far as the mechanism allows.

    • 5

      Slide the red button located at the bottom right of the stroller handle to the left. While maintaining the button in that position, twist the stroller handle forward while gently lowering your hand to the ground. The stroller will fold with the lowering motion.

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