What is the best looking and practical twin/tandem pushchair?

Question

I have a 21mth old boy and a new born on the way

Answer 1

Phil and teds e3. theyre narrow so you can get through shopping isles, lightweight, very manouverable probably cheapest place is ebay to get one or daisy and toms. Fantastic! they also fold very flat.

Answer 2

Hello, I had a Jane' Powertwin which was fantastic as the rear was for newborn but also it has a car seat which attatches to the rear. Very light and manouvrable and looks fab. A friend has the Phil and Ted and its good but the littlest child looks like they are in the shopping basket (quite close to the floor) and I would have thrown my shopping on the baby for sure. Make sure you really need one because I use mine very little as my daughter wanted to walk everywhere by the time she was two. You could maybe manage with a baby papoose with single buggy then invest in a buggy board. The twin pushchairs can be expensive and I didn't get much use out of mine and there was only 14 month between mine.

Answer 3

Instead of the ones that seat the kids, side by side, I personally would like the one's where the newborn can lay down flat in the back and the toddler is up front, sitting upright. It's easier to maneuver in a crowded place. I only have one child right now but am considering having another next year and may need a tandem stroller.

Answer 4

i % to recommend Hauck loose Rider twin Pushchair crimson/Black. The Hauck loose Rider is a popular 3-wheel jogger buggy with one extra seat unit loose. The inline tandem Freerider buggy is the perfect for 2 infants of distinctive a protracted time.

Answer 5

hello im a baby goods retailer there are some really good twin/tandems on the market i would recomend the cosatto duet lite it looks nice it folds pretty small and is comfortable for both children,this is a tandem but is no longer than a standard 3 wheeler,the other pushchair i would recomend would be a phil and teds its a single buggy with a second seat thats is also a excellent buggy.

Answer 6

A lot of twin trolleys are hard to push,the baby at the front and 1 at the back are a nightmare to get up pavements.My daughter has got twins and after trying 3 different ones has now got the Urban Mountain buggy,it can be pushed with one finger ,its so easy,also it is suitable for your two babies as both sides can lay flat ,it also fits through the smallest shop doorways without the biggest baby being cramped because its roomy.

Its not cheap though ,i think they are about £600,but well worth it.

Answer 7

i am a childminder and I have recently bought a Marco Sky double pushchair. It is fantastic! It has lots of comfort for both children although its only just bigger than a single pushchair. It is really easy to manoveur too. Good luck!

Answer 8

hi,
im having the same trouble i have a 2 year old and have a little one due early next year i have found that mothercare do a wonderful range of twin prams or try looking aboard as long as they are eu registered there should be no problem buying one and they might have some better designs than wot engalnd have
hope this helps!!!1

Answer 9

Valco Twin Runabout.

Answer 10

I prefer Graco products, but what ever you choose, be sure to try them out. Some of them do no steer very well (which makes things quite difficult) and make sure that it is compatible with your car seat (if you have the kind that you do not have to take baby out of) I strongly recomend the in line ones instead of the side-by-side ones (they get through store racks easier.)

Answer 11

tandem push chairs are better than side by side ones, and 3-wheeler ones are a heck of a lot more easier to push than 4- wheeler ones

get a Graco