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phil & teds Dot vs Sport?

6 replies

Benang · 11/06/2013 14:06

Hello pushchair gurus,
So it looks like the Dot is the new Sport, but is there any appreciable difference between the two? The Dot is supposedly a bit smaller, but does anyone know if that really makes that big of a difference to manouverability/fitting into tiny places?
Am debating between getting a used Sport or a new Dot (and hopefully making back a bit of the outlay by eventually selling it on).
I have a 3 yr old DD and 6 mo old DS, so probably won't be using a double pushchair long. Had resisted it thus far but DD is not a great walker and this is one battle I could do without fighting over and over again...
Thanks in advance!

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Tiggywunkle · 11/06/2013 18:03

I think I would go for the used Sport, or maybe get a Navigator instead of the Dot. I haven't found anyone happy with a Dot (I am sure loads of people will now appear) but people seem happier with the Navigator.

Benang · 11/06/2013 21:25

Interesting, thank you! What is it that people dislike about the Dot?

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Tiggywunkle · 12/06/2013 00:39

I think its that there isnt as much space for the lower child. The seat seems small.

Benang · 12/06/2013 13:54

Thanks!

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Wearegoingtobedlehem · 12/06/2013 23:01

Hi, I have the navigator, and only use it occasionally as mine are quite good walkers- but my 2 & 3 yo dds fit in it well Grin

MummyPig24 · 16/06/2013 04:05

I tried my (small) 3yr old in the dot yesterday and she looked enormous. She really is tiny but there was no way she was fitting in the second seat. We used to have a sport and ds used the second seat sometimes till he was 4 and was absolutely fine so if you want real longevity go for the sport.

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