Anyone has/had/considered the Phil and Teds double buggy (3-wheeled)?

[Szaffi]

I just saw it offered second hand at work for 300 euros. I'm at two minds about getting a double buggy, I'll have 18 months difference between the 2 kids.

I thought I could do without a double buggy (was planning on a buggy board only), but DD still doesn't walk so I'm afraid she won't be a great walker by the time bubs is here if at all....

Has anyone used this buggy? What was your opinion? Do you think it would be worth it for that price?

 

[netty]

hiya

I dont have 2 small babies but Alex is 22 months and definately still needs a pushchair. He wouldn't manage a buggy board at all.
From what i have read this is one of the favoured double buggies - sure someone will give you a better idea.
Someone on here is selling one for about £170 second hand in the UK

Hope that helps

 

[gaer]

The only thing I dont like about this stroller is the sunshade. Its not laarge enough for sunny days. We have a BOB revolution and I wish Id bought the Phil and Teds. Bob is huge! We bought a universal parasol attachment for the BOB (we go to sunshine destinations each year) so I guess you could use it with the P&T.

 

[amie-leigh]

my friend has this buggy in green and i've pushed it a few times as we tend to take her double when we got out so our toddlers either walk beside us or one goes in or her one year old goes in her sling and both girls go in only thing wrong with it is its quite heavy with a 2year old and an 18month old in it but other than that it seems great x

 

[Lucy_lu_84]

We have one, as 17 month age gap. Lo has been walking since he was 11 months but def still needs the buggy. I really like it, its handy that you can use it as a single buggy to. So when eldest no longer needs it you can still use for youngest. I really really like mine, its pretty bulky .. doesn't fold down very small. But I tend to not take it in car and just wear baby n use my little strolled.

Definitely recommend it