to ask best double buggy you've had? (posting on here for traffic - sorry)

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Can't decided, keep getting mixed reviews and can't afford to spend a fortune.

Thanks x

SlurplePurple Fri 11-Aug-17 22:52:12

Tried a graco tandem but it was impossible to push with ds1 in the front who at almost 2yrs weighed 15kg.

Nipper 360 brilliant on all terrains and spacious and comfy for the little ones and a decent sized basket.

Out and about nipper 360. Its actually very narrow, even though it looks huge. It is lovely to push even now i have 2 4 year olds in it!

Tried heaps by far the best was out n about nipper
Love it

Out and about nipper and Mothercare urban detour both amazing.

Nipper 360, without a doubt - see Sophie's comment! steers really easy one handed, super comfy, and plenty of space for shopping etc. Like mountain buggys too (we have a single) but Three wheeler's Steer waaay easier than 4, IMO. The side by side seem wide but never met a doorway we couldn't get through yet, and still using ours with a 4½&2½ yr olds!

Worst was Phil and Ted's! See pp re having one child unable to see (and lower down in fumes dust etc) and able to kick/poke child above! Also steered Horrendously... Constantly felt it was going to topple around corners etc.

Oh and another vote for buying second hand - ours was just £100 in great condition!

Another vote for nipper 360.

Everyone at my local twins club ended up with an Out n About Nipper 360 by the time they got to toddler stage! Easy, lightweight and pretty much bomb-proof. I loved mine so much I got the single version for my singleton baby.

Depends what you want in a buggy. We had a Mountain Buggy duet - really light to push, narrow for a side by side and really tight turning circle. Big downside is that when you told it down it stays enormous. We could only just fit it in the back of a Volvo estate.

Nipper 360 without a doubt.

As a mum of twins and a former childminder this made my life soooooo much easier. Lost count of how many people bought their own after trying it out. I only ever had one buggy and this was it which speaks volumes.

Mountain buggy duet is the same width as a wheelchair so door's have to be wide enough for it. It's a dream to push, too. Only slight criticism is the seats are narrow. They've been fine for my 3 year old though!