Good value double buggy?

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Looking for a good value double buggy for a two year old and a newborn. Anyoone have any comments? Is tandem better than side-by-side?
 
Get the narrowest side-by-side buggy you can find. It is amazing how many doors in shops and other public places can't accommodate wider twin buggies. An inch or two can make a tremendous difference.
 
maclaren have 2 excellent side by side models. the lighter one is better as its easier to fold. put into the car etc. the heavier one has muffs etc and some other stuff included and by the time youve bought them the prices are the same. we got a present of a 3 month old cosatto twin from someone who said they didnt need it any more (3 months? - alarm bells) it was lovely except that all 12 wheels wanted to go in different directions which meant you just couldnt push it regardless of the surface. the maclaren ones have great wheels that would turn on a sixpence and i would highly recommend them.
 
I have a new born and a 2 year old also and opted for Phil and Teds E3 double , which is an alternative to the side by side and tandem. I priced the double model, which you would require, at about €600 but wound up ordering in from the UK and saved €100.
 
Cabbage said:
Looking for a good value double buggy for a two year old and a newborn. Anyoone have any comments? Is tandem better than side-by-side?
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Its about three years since our twins were in a buggy but we found the tandem version much easier to manoeuvre around shops etc. We had originally bought a side by side but it nearly drove the wife cracked so rather than listen to a screaming wife and two screaming kids I reckoned it was better to cough up again for a tandem buggy and let them listen to me giving out about the expense :)
 
Cabbage said:
Looking for a good value double buggy for a two year old and a newborn. Anyoone have any comments? Is tandem better than side-by-side?
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We have a tandem and a side-by-side. The tandem (Graco) is quite heavy and robust but eats up boot space, it's good for long walks and we've had 3 in it with the biggest lad standing on the middle step. The side-by-side is a Maclaren 29" model so it fits through nearly all doors which is important and it folds to a very tidy size so is handy for the car. All things considered I like the Maclaren.
 
Tandum!!

We got a tandum from Jane, 600 euro. Tony Keeley. Excellent for around town (2.5 year old and a baby)

If you are in Spain or the islands you can save yourself 100-150 euro.

We were concerned that it wouldn't fit in the boot (Fiat Punto) but once we clicked off the wheels it fits fine.
 
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