Jane Powertwin Pro

As other reviewers have said, it is very unstable going up/down kerbs and I found it very heavy and bulky to fold/lift. I thought I was just being pathetic but my DH also found it heavy and cumbersome when folded. Rear seat is not (IMHO) suitable from birth as it doesn't recline well. Front seat not good for tall toddlers (DS was 2.9 and we had to jam his legs in). On the plus side reasonably easy to push on the flat, manouevre and narrow for doors. Was delighted we hadn't paid for it (was a hand-me-down) but it was bad enough for me to go out and buy and Out 'n' About 360 instead.

pushes easily. back set NOT suitable from birth as hardly reclines. heavy to transport. folds/unfolds easily though. looks good. pushes with 1 hand. almost topples over going up kerbs unless you lock front wheel.

Great. I have a baby and tot in it. Very comfortable and good value for money. Fits into all shops and hallways. Can even be pushed with one hand.

I didn't buy matching footmuffs - they were so dear. I bought Kaiser XL ones instead - they are cheaper, larger and the aqua colout matches the puchchair perfectly.

Used for a baby with car seat and a 2 year old. Found it to be a very stylish pram ,you get lots of comments about it. Can be quite heavy, depending upon weights of children etc. The rain cover is ace, my toddler loves the peep holes as she hates having a rain cover on and practically hangs out of the pram usually. Would recommend it.

Fab product, which we bought second hand when DS1 was 24 months and DS2 was two months. In our opinion a double buggy was essential as DS1 was often running away!

It has a huge basket so I was able to do a bit about town with both of them with them in the buggy. I would not have attempted this with one in a reins and one in a sling.

The Powertwin was SOOOOO easy to steer, turns on a sixpence and lots of people asked what I thought of it for themselves/ daughters etc while I was out with it. It has a foot brake and a disc brake which was so handy for controlling it down the steep high street in a nearby town.