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Duo Walker Sky Twin Pram

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 14:14

anyone have one?

am tempted due to fact its same size as Mountain Buggy width wise but can take a carry cot AND a car seat

pretty new to UK though so can't find any reviews - has anyone got one or knows of someone who does?

its a whole lot of money for something I'll not get to see prior to buying if I take the plunge

tia

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 17:23

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 20:14

still nobody?

beginning to think have picked THE worst pram in the world

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 23:42

sigh, just incase someone comes on tomorrow who knows [meep]

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misdee · 30/05/2008 23:42

link?

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 23:43

oh oh misdee I heart you

hold on

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 23:45

duowalker sky

main american web page - you can get it in a few stores in UK but not in all the pretty colour

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misdee · 30/05/2008 23:53

got to news news news

and these guys deliver to the uk baby jungle go to prams english, then twinners.

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 23:56

I LOVE you!!

what do you think, you have to be more of an expert than me

tis a lot of money to make a mistake over [meep]

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dizzydixies · 30/05/2008 23:59

I had only managed to find uk suppliers of navy/black/red or army and am quite tempted by the aqua one

could have ordered it off amazon.com but am never very sure of the customs/excise charges etc

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misdee · 31/05/2008 00:00

no idea not had one (yet).

have been hankering after an easywalker classic for ages though and that one has had good reviews. they seem a good make.

there was a lime one on ebay reently.

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dizzydixies · 31/05/2008 00:05

have only found it in the last few days
from the Us sites I saw it gets good reviews and it can take a carrycot as well as a car seat unlike the MB

what the age gap between your youngest dc and lo?

my dd2 only turned 2 last week and I'll be walking everywhere once this one is born so really want a twin

am just hoping am not throwing my money away

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misdee · 31/05/2008 00:11

i just need a single. am training dd3 on walking every now. she will be 3.5years old

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dizzydixies · 31/05/2008 00:12

to get the twin pram/ one carrycot/ one footmuff and the car seat adaptors sent over using that site you gave me (all in aqua) is £666

its £676 from in red from UK site and thats not including delivery yet OR the car seat adaptors

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dizzydixies · 31/05/2008 00:13

ah, dd2 is literally just 2 where as dd1 was >3 when dd2 was born so I didn't need a double

dd2 is very unpredictable and has NO road sense at all so I just don't trust myself to be able to manage the school walk/ walking the dog etc without a double

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misdee · 31/05/2008 00:14

think delivery is 24euros as well.

its a good site. i know people who have used them. i usually split a delivery costs wit them asits a set price and works out cheaper than us all ordering individually.

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dizzydixies · 31/05/2008 00:15

right, am going to bed before I literally order it and have some explaining to do to dh in the morning

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dizzydixies · 31/05/2008 00:17

its 40euros now I think

thats a great idea

won't do anything until I speak to you first lol

am taking my baked potatoes to bed now as dh won't be home till after 2am and at this rate I'll still be up drooling over prams

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