Cosatto Duet Lite

bought 2nd hand on ebay. Drives like a tank with 2 2 year olds in it. Folds up small but long. Tyre fell off half way up a hill in the snow. Cosatto want £43 to replace it....! Would not recommend.

Thought it would be ok at first,(and i didn't want a phil and teds!)but as my newborn got heaier,so did the pram.With two children in this thing it is practically impossible to move.Getting stuck in the road trying desperately to bump it up the curb,in the face of heavy on coming traffic was a real joy,obviously.My advice would be,if you can afford a different pram..get it!i just didn't do my research,am not making that mistake this time..even if it has to be a phil and teds!!

I actually bought a cosatto diablo that failed me within two weeks. When I sent it back to use my 'four year guarantee' the refused to replace the wobbly parts. I had to pay to have it sent back and a 'seriously weakened' condition. (Their words not mine). I am left with a buggy that isn't even two months old that I cannot in all good conscience put my dd in. Not very impressed. Hence the marks out of ten.

i thought it was ok wen i got it first for my twins,they were about 3 months,as they got that bit bigger the pram was harder to push and manouver,they have now reached 12 months and its practically impossible to move,

This looked like an ideal double pushchair when I bought it, but I was very disappointed when I came to use it. The tyres get punctured quite easily, and it's heavy to push as well as carry. It didn't fit in our car despite being an umbrella fold, and the hoods are a bit flimsy.

The front seat doesn't recline, but the back seat does, and is actually quite cosy.

It's possibly ok if you have a new baby and another small child, but if you have two over a year old I would steer clear.