Double Buggies - Page 2

Laura2919 · Mar 3rd, 2010, 04:34 AM

I have the Cosatto you2 twin buggy in sugar and spice!! was £249.. XX

sarah0108 · Mar 3rd, 2010, 16:32 PM

im looking at the chicco CT 0.5 twin its only about £190 maximum

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bubbles · Mar 6th, 2010, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by malpal

I have just been and collected my pushchair today. We have had the Icandy peach twin. Only thing I am dissapointed in is the lack of girlie colours. They had an orangy one but I really didn't like it, so had to go for the blackjack instaead. Am having some liners made in pink though, so hopefully that will girlie it up! It is lovely and worth every penny! Obviously though i have sorted seats for the twins but i have no idea about what to do with Lexie! She will be about 16 months when they arrive!!!

Jealous much??

I'd love the peach but DH can't justify spending that much on a pushchair (I could in a heartbeat)

OP- have you looked at the iCandy pear on ebay, you can pick them up fairly reasonable. I'm hoping to go down the babywearing route

malpal · Mar 11th, 2010, 15:34 PM

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Originally Posted by bubbles

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Originally Posted by malpal

I have just been and collected my pushchair today. We have had the Icandy peach twin. Only thing I am dissapointed in is the lack of girlie colours. They had an orangy one but I really didn't like it, so had to go for the blackjack instaead. Am having some liners made in pink though, so hopefully that will girlie it up! It is lovely and worth every penny! Obviously though i have sorted seats for the twins but i have no idea about what to do with Lexie! She will be about 16 months when they arrive!!!

Jealous much??

I'd love the peach but DH can't justify spending that much on a pushchair (I could in a heartbeat)

OP- have you looked at the iCandy pear on ebay, you can pick them up fairly reasonable. I'm hoping to go down the babywearing route

I feel slightly guilty as my dh pointed out the pushchair cost more than my first car!

Laura2919 · Mar 12th, 2010, 11:00 AM

Hold on! But the way I see it is your gonna use it a lot lol!! No need to justify!! lol

I wish I had the money cos if I did I would have bought it without a second thought!

bek74 · Mar 12th, 2010, 18:47 PM

I am looking at the Mountain Buggy Duo as it is affordable and looks practical.

Roxy7 · Mar 14th, 2010, 16:06 PM

I decided that the Jane Powertwin Pro Travelsystem would suit us at least initially. The car seats mean you can have the babies face you until they grow out of them and there's the option of keeping on seat in pushchair mode which is suitable for newborns so if we're out and our 3 year old gets tired, he can have a ride and a baby can be carried in a sling.

To buy new, this would have cost over £850 so I sourced the components separately and secondhand, buying the pushchair from a friend who had a toddler and 4 year old who now wants to walk everywhere and the car seats off ebay. It cost £142 and every piece is in immaculate condition and each part is under a year old.

IME no one pram can suit all aspects of your lifestyle/need so I suspect we'll end up changing this pram probably to a Nipper 360 once they get older and heavier.

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Laura2919 Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 14,111	I have the Cosatto you2 twin buggy in sugar and spice!! was £249.. XX

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sarah0108 Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: May 2009 Location: Amongst the chaos Posts: 14,893	im looking at the chicco CT 0.5 twin its only about £190 maximum x

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Mar 12th, 2010, 11:00 AM	#15
Laura2919 Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 14,111	Hold on! But the way I see it is your gonna use it a lot lol!! No need to justify!! lol I wish I had the money cos if I did I would have bought it without a second thought!

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Mar 12th, 2010, 18:47 PM	#16
bek74 Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Brisbane Queensland Australia Posts: 3,656	I am looking at the Mountain Buggy Duo as it is affordable and looks practical.

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Mar 14th, 2010, 16:06 PM	#17
Roxy7 Pregnant (Expecting) New BnB Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 7	I decided that the Jane Powertwin Pro Travelsystem would suit us at least initially. The car seats mean you can have the babies face you until they grow out of them and there's the option of keeping on seat in pushchair mode which is suitable for newborns so if we're out and our 3 year old gets tired, he can have a ride and a baby can be carried in a sling. To buy new, this would have cost over £850 so I sourced the components separately and secondhand, buying the pushchair from a friend who had a toddler and 4 year old who now wants to walk everywhere and the car seats off ebay. It cost £142 and every piece is in immaculate condition and each part is under a year old. IME no one pram can suit all aspects of your lifestyle/need so I suspect we'll end up changing this pram probably to a Nipper 360 once they get older and heavier.

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