Bob Revolution Duallie Pro

The BEST running double pram – I have twins and this pram allows me to get out and exercise with them in tow. It is super manoeuvrable and pushes easily without noticing all the weight in the pram. The only time when I do notice the weight of the pram itself though it when trying to get it into my car, it is quite bulky and is solid (a bit of a trade off as I feel the weight… Read more ·  1

contributes to the pram feeling safe and stable as you’re running).

Because of the big wheels, there’s no problems pushing this on any terrain: grass, gravel, dirt and it gets up and down gutters easily. I did manage to puncture the tyres once when I walked through a bunch of thorny weeds but replacing the tubes was simple enough by getting them from a bike store and husband was able to install them.

Has a large sunshade with 2 retractable positions so it can really shield well in full sun and when kids are sleeping it also affords a nice dark area. Sunshades also have a peek a boo window (which has solid cover over the top which can be retracted) in them so you can keep an eye on the children.

Storage is ample with pockets next to the seats where kids can stash their toys, under storage is probably not enough for going shopping but perfect if just out for a run, there’s also pockets behind the seats.

I have a lot of accessories for this and I feel that a couple of them are almost a must. The handlebar console is a must for drink bottles on the go when running plus to store keys and phone. The dual snack tray which clips on really helps keep the kids entertained with food if you want to have more time out, it also keeps the kids in their seat more securely in additional to the 5 point harness. I also had the rain cover which you’ll need if it’s pouring down but otherwise if it’s just drizzling the sunshades are really sufficient. The wind/sunshield I only used on a couple of occasions but it did make it hotter in the pram.

Kids didn’t really complain about the seats but they’re not plush in any way so I had seat liners especially since kids would often nap in there. Seats do decline but not to flat so definitely not suitable for <6 months.

So I did love this pram for running specifically and walking etc and because the seats were wide they seemed more comfortable in this pram as opposed to my Mountain Buggy Duet and didn’t fight as much over each encroaching on the other ones space. Conversely, because of the width of the pram it was somewhat cumbersome to take shopping especially into small stores and getting around some aisles is tricky.

I have had 5 different double prams and none of them really affords all 3 elements of practicality of day to day use plus exercise ability plus compactness for travelling.