Layla

Also, another thing i have just thought of, is how it goes up and down curbs, if Coby would have to get off every 5 mins to cross a road then its not really worth it

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Layla

just found this..

My little boy thinks it is fantastic, the only trouble is getting him to walk anywhere now. I have encountered a few problems with it on my travels, the main one being the fact that you can't get up high kerbs, it is much safer to take your child off and let them walk especially near lots of traffic, this is stated in the instruction leaflet. It is also impossible to manoeuvre backwards and take sharp corners with a child on, so getting round shops is a pain when people get in your way. It is slightly harder to push the buggy because of the added weight, and your arms are more out-stretched as you're futher back than normal. I regularly stubb my toes on the wheels which can be a pain, my own fault for wearing flip-flops!

Double pram it is then! lol

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vicky

well least you have been able to find out about it before you brought it

Lauz_1601

I think the idea is good, but when you think about it theres more cons than pro's, I think you will be better off with a double buggy in the lopng run, rather than buying one, not liking it and ending up with a buggy anyway xxx