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Best pushchair for buggyboard

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gizmosmama · 14/09/2016 20:19

I'm downsizing from my double and need a single for my DD (13 mo) with a buggy board for my DS (2 1/2 yo). My ticklist is simply - single piece fold and easy to push / steer with a buggy board. Desperate for ideas as I can't seem to find anything I can push comfortably when DS is on the buggyboard. Thank you

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Tiggywunkle · 15/09/2016 16:58

I really hate stroller boards. However, there are a few which do work for me - the Joolz one on the Geo; the Oyster board on the Oyster 2 or the Oyster Max (it is the same board used on both strangely enough) or the Microlite Twofold has a built in board. The Joovy Cabooses are interesting as well. iCandy today have released details of their new Orange stroller which has a built in standing ride-on board but I suspect you can't wait until early next year for it Smile
If all else fails get any board and try one of these amazing Stroll extension handles from Mee-Go. They make anything easy peasy to push and steer - even one handed. Even I like using this product. Mee-Go do a super cool sit'n ride board too with a steering wheel and flashing lights too.

gizmosmama · 17/09/2016 08:25

Thanks Tiggy, that's really helpful, I'll check all those out, sadly no can't wait for the icandy!

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Artandco · 18/09/2016 17:13

Bugaboo bee. I think board are easier when pram is in parent facing mode as then baby head is away from child standing, so older child can stand in close under handle. Use the bugaboo board

gizmosmama · 18/09/2016 20:52

Thanks Art, I'll have a look at the Bee. That's a good point about the parent facing, hadn't thought of that. I agree about the under handle bit though, that seems to be the clincher, if they're outside the handle, you can't walk! I've been trying to look at just extendable handles but they tend not to be a 1 piece fold. Hmmm...!

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BananaPie · 05/10/2016 19:52

Bee ticks all your boxes. Handle extends comfortably to fit a tall child riding the board (we used lascal). Parent facing was ok until the baby started to kick the toddler...

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