Best of the cheap pushchairs?

[scrappydappydoo]

Our has just gone kaput. DD2 is 2.6 and only occasionally needs it when we're out on a long day or if she's tired after playgroup so which is the best of the cheap basic strollers - I don't necessarily need hoods or baskets just a decent cheap stroller that won't fall apart on the first trip. TIA

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Hello!

We've noticed this thread is quite old and some of the product recommendations are a little out of date. We've spent weeks speaking to parents and testing out buggies. Here is a round-up of the models we believe are the best on the market, including a couple of cheap buggies too.

Hope that helps!

MNHQ

I've just bought a Mamu 2 - reviews here - so far it's ace. I got mine from Argos clearance on Ebay but can't see it listed there any more.

I got one by a brand called Tippitoes from Amazon about a year ago. Think it was about 40 quid. I've used it a few times a week, had the buggy board attached and it's still going strong, although the wheels do look a bit worn. I would definitely recommend it, it comes with a hood, cover and little basket, is light and easy to steer (my sis says it's better than her slightly more expensive OBaby one). Hope that helps.

Doh - forgot I could just get a cheap 2nd hand one on ebay sorry as you were..

I got one by a brand called Tippitoes from Amazon about a year ago. Think it was about 40 quid. I've used it a few times a week, had the buggy board attached and it's still going strong, although the wheels do look a bit worn. I would definitely recommend it, it comes with a hood, cover and little basket, is light and easy to steer (my sis says it's better than her slightly more expensive OBaby one). Hope that helps.

I got one by a brand called Tippitoes from Amazon about a year ago. Think it was about 40 quid. I've used it a few times a week, had the buggy board attached and it's still going strong, although the wheels do look a bit worn. I would definitely recommend it, it comes with a hood, cover and little basket, is light and easy to steer (my sis says it's better than her slightly more expensive OBaby one). Hope that helps.

Oops, obviously didn't mean to repeat myself, sorry!