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uppababy glink double UPPAbaby G-Link V2 Double Stroller – Baby ShackDescription Breeze through with two. Oh, baby baby. While life with two children can feel like twice the everything, the versatile G LINK 2 helps you roll with it all. Independent reclining seats and adjustable sunshades support different nap times, while its simple fold and convenient carry handle keep you moving. Lightweight and narrow, the G LINK is a convenient way to go from point A to B. Its the one that does the work for two. Suitable from 3
Breeze through with two.
Oh, baby baby. While life with two children can feel like twice the everything, the versatile G-LINK 2 helps you roll with it all. Independent reclining seats and adjustable sunshades support different nap times, while its simple fold and convenient carry handle keep you moving. Lightweight and narrow, the G-LINK is a convenient way to go from point A to B. It’s the one that does the work for two.
- Suitable from 3 months up to 55lbs/seat
- NEW: Elevated look/feel and branding that follows suit w/ the rest of UPPAbaby's stroller line
- NEW: darker touch points
- NEW: Powder-coated frame for higher resistance wear
- Lightweight frame with side-by-side seats
- Independent one-handed, adjustable recline with three positions
- Multi-paneled canopies with extendable UPF 50+ sunshades
- Four sets of wheels (vs. the traditional six)
- Simple, quick fold – no foot action required
- Carry handle for easy transport when folded
- Large, easy-access basket with 10 lbs weight limit
- Storage pocket on back of canopies (2 lb weight limit each)
- Removable cup holder
- *PFAS Free
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★★★★★ 4
Good Watch
Color: Black/Gray
I have an old 30 lap Ironman. This one is larger than my previous one and has more features. It took me a little while to fully figure out how the new "occasion" feature works, but I can honestly say that I will probably never use that feature. This is a good watch, but the old one is easier to read at an angle. I did not measure the angle that the other segments become visible enough to interfere with viewing the time, but I do know that it is less than my old one. I have to twist my wrist a little more to view the time than I did with the old one.
My old one is over 10 years old and still keeps excellent time. I replaced the strap and battery a couple times. The plastic part on top of it broke off when I dropped it at the airport about a year ago. Eventually the whole top fell off. I glued a plastic piece on to replace the "start/split" button. The wife decided that my repair was too ugly to wear in public. I still wear the old one around the house just to bother her!
Hopefully this new one will last as long. I may have to get a Velcro strap for this one. The plastic one looks better, but the Velcro type is more comfortable.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2014
★★★★★ 5
Good watch that can take a beating
Color: Black/Gray
I have owned a Timex IronMan watch for almost 2 decades now and this will only be the 4th one I’ve bought. I wear it every day, and I rarely take it off except when I shower, but that is just because I want to wash my wrist. Between my time in the military, working on cars, swimming, and wildland firefighting I have never had one break on me. I’ve never even had a battery actually die. Every time I’ve replaced a watch is because the backlight eventually got so faint I couldn’t read the time in the dark.
I have had the pin that holds the clasp on come off once, but that was when I had my hand jammed down in an engine trying to remove a part and the watch got caught because I didn’t take it off first.
The only thing I am not crazy about is the size of this watch. Being a creature of habit, I normally get the smaller Ironman, but I thought I’d try something different and I guess it will just take some getting used to. Overall I am very pleased with this watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Good watch
Color: Black/Gray
I've had other Timex watches like this one and they have always been reliable and easy to use. I want a watch that has a large face and can be seen when I'm exercising or in low light. I use the timer feature often and it is great. I'm very pleased with this watch. I know it's a men's watch but I'd love to see more Timex watches for women with large faces, similar features and bolder colors.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Very nice
Color: Black/Gray
I am a female but like the big face, easy to read. Light weight, very comfortable. Timex has always put out a great product.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024
★★★★★ 5
A great watch
Color: Black/Gray
It's a Timex! Inexpensive, accurate and rugged. I use it as a watch. I play golf and did not want a watch with a stem on the right side. This is the third Ironman I have owned and so far all the batteries have outlasted the straps. The strap on this one appears to be a bit more rugged than the last one so hopefully it will last at least 5 years. Seven dollars per year is a pretty good deal for this accurate and rugged watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2013