Schwinn 2 Seat Echo Child Bike Trailer

I initially liked this very much but the quality just wasn't there. One of the snaps for securing the passenger compartment was missing upon arrival. I didn't fuss over this because the downside of the single missing snap wasn't worth the hassle of unassembling and returning the unit. While it's supposed to be a two seater, I couldn't fit both my 19-month old and 6 year old in the back. Again, not a big deal since my 6-year old can ride her own bike for short trips. After about 34 miles of use, the rear cargo compartment unstitched itself, compromising the rear cargo compartment. I wasn't abusing the rear cargo compartment, simply using it to haul my work computer and my son's daycare backpack -- no 20 pound grocery bags or anything. I really liked the price point and it rides real well but again, the quality just isn't there. I'm trying to figure out how to contact the seller to determine a path forward. Update: Amazon took care of me and sent me a replacement ASAP. Newly shipped version came with all it's snaps and was in pristine condition. As previous reviewers have mentioned, putting it together (and taking it apart) is easy. I had a 15-minute ride yesterday in a normal (more than a drizzle but not tropical) rain and my son was dry. If the second trailer holds up better than the first, I'll revise my rating above. One thing that I do have a hard time reconciling is the "double" describer here. I've attached a picture to make my point --- my son is just shy of 20 months old, weighs ~29lbs and runs in the 80th percentile on height. I'd be hard pressed fitting a second similar sized child in the trailer. Update #2: Second trailer is doing okay. Quality is still an issue in my opinion but I've changed my rating from 2 stars to 3 stars given the price point and customer service. The back storage area lacks a "floorboard" but instead is made of a slightly more rugged material than the rest of the trailer. That material doesn't standup to a load very well and is already drooping significantly after three weeks of lugging my son's daycare backpack and my work computer bag. I no longer carry my computer back there because I'm concerned that the material will part again. I suspect that carrying groceries in the rear compartment would also be a no go. I'm working on a hack to see if I can "fortify" the storage area to make it useful and extend the lifetime of the product.