Mountain Buggy +one

Worst. Pram. Ever – I really wish I hadn’t wasted my money on this pram. It’s shockingly bad. The review from Elynn I’ve just read described all the faults perfectly - but to summerise; Newborn “shelf” is really small and the toddler in front seat squashes the baby’s head. You can’t put the baby in normal seat until it’s 4/5 months as they need the head control… Read more

(therefore pram useless really until baby older).

Once you have baby (6 months plus) in back and toddler in front the toddlers weight (and mine is really small for her age) squashes the baby.

However if you put the baby in the front the toddler doesn’t fit in the back seat and gets annoyed they can’t see out.

The pram is wide and bulky and hard to navigate.

The pram is really heavy for getting in and out the car.

I repeat. Worst. Pram. Ever.

Absolute Worst Pram I have EVER Used!! – Great ideas - poor execution Before this pram I used the Mountain Buggy Cosmopolitan, a great and functional pram, easy to fold up and down, multiple ways to position your child etc. We changed to the Mountain Buggy +One just before our little girl was born... boy was that a mistake. We didn’t go for competitors prams that have the second… Read more

seat attached above the back wheels as my husband has long legs and felt this seat got in the way. We didn’t go for the duet as we knew our older child would everntually want to walk and it seemed silly to have one empty seat.... boy was that a mistake.

We went in store and tested out a few of the prams before my due date, putting our little guy in and pushing him around to see how we liked it. The sales lady showed us all the great features of this Mountain Buggy +One... they all seemed so great...

Until baby girl actually arrived, being a longer baby her only option was to lie diagonally across the back flat deck - the best way I can think to describe this area. What is supposed to be somewhat of a cocoon area for newborns is more like a storage tray. I’m told the way that it sways side to side is a design feature, it is supposed to help rock them to sleep, that’s fine when they are a newborn, not so great when you have a 15kg toddler in there and the weight shift every step you take means you need to literally hold the pram upright to keep the kids from tipping out - great arm workout though! Lying diagonally squished in here, if her feet were facing me her head was squished by her brother, however if I put her head at my end I would have to awkwardly slot her in through the back opening, or try drop her in from the top. After a couple of weeks she could no longer fit in there anyway and was too small to sit in a toddler seat (seeing as they don’t recline fully and she didn’t yet have the head control to sit upright) rendering our pram completely unusable for about 4-5 months.

The plastic wheels indicate to fill to 20 psi however the outer tyre suggest 30 or even 35... Leading to overfilling and the tyres and inner tubes having to be replaced mutliple times.. waste of money.

The toddler foot well at the back is so small we have to take my sons shoes off before we put him in. Also it ripped at the seams after a couple of months using it, not very sturdy fabric. And we HAVE to put him at the back as the front seat tilts so far back it squishes the little girls feet/legs from his weight, she’s marginally smaller so not as big of an issue if she is at the front.

Our pram was partially assembled when we took it out of the box, unbeknownst to us, the sun shade wasn’t together correctly and didn’t open and close fully. After a while, we took it in to the shop to get some help with a few annoyances, by then it was too late and it was warped in to the wrong shape.

The drinks holder isn’t big enough to hold a drink bottle, I’m not sure what drink would fit in here... I use it to hold my phone.

One hand quick fold...... what a joke. Not only do you have to fold and flatten the back seat before you fold it down, it take several hands to fold it down. The folding and unfolding is not at all intuitive, it’s taken me almost 18 months to instinctively reach to the right place to fold and unfold it. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE ONLINE VIDEOS, it isn’t that simple and light to fold away.

I really had high hopes for this pram, I usually love Mountain Buggy products but overall I was so disappointed. To spend close to $1000 on a pram I definitely feel like it was such a waste of money, I can’t even on-sell it to someone else to re-coup some of the money and buy a different pram as I wouldn’t wish this torture on even my worst enemies.

Unstable and hard to steer – I got this pram at the end of 2016. I have used it for just over a year and have been extremely disappointed as it pulls to one side, awful steering & stability issues. I am due to have a newborn in a couple months and want to be able to take my 2 year old and newborn for walks if only I felt safe using it. Very disappointed with pram.

Awesome pram! – This ticked all the boxes for us. It's not too big a pram (same width as the single mountain buggy!) but can comfortably fit two kids and has decent basket storage space under the pram. It was ideal for our needs and is a good quality pram that we have never regretted purchasing.

Best Double Pram for Two Small Kids – I bought this pram when my kids were about one and three. I love that it's inline without one kid almost being dragged in the mud under the other seat or side by side either unevenly balanced or just making it difficult to get through spaces. I do a lot of walking up very rough tilted hills and it is fantastic (being a mountain buggy it has great… Read more

suspension.). It has a great unhood, high quality fabric and frame and a decent basket. My older child has only grown out of it at age five. Great to manoeuvre, really can't fault it for our needs.

Pram of all prams – I wish I had known about this pram in the beginning of my searching. It’s light weight frame is easy lift out of the boot and open. It fits in the boot quite well for such a big framed pram. I really love how you can use the second seat as a shopping compartment by unvelcroing the seat insert and chucking it in the undercarriage. The hood covers… Read more

both the kids which for me was important, especially during magpie season. Plenty of ventilation. Now about the recline... the back child can sleep. The front seat doesn’t recline much from an upright position. I have a Houdini strap on my front child’s seat which I find helps... but because this front seat is forward from the sides of the pram, they can’t lean on anything whilst sitting up. My kids don’t nap at the same time so I’m not too worried but it might be a problem for some. Now the whole pram is compact, especially for a double pram. This is great for keeping the kids close and for navigating. My eldest loves chatting through the extra netting in the hood. Pushing is a breeze. Pumping up the tyres is easy to do. I have a true kit from bunnings ($12). I am using this pram for daily walking. Even with two kids, some shopping and a bit of a Hill, I coped. I would highly recommend!

Mountain buggy plus one 2015+ model – My mountain Buggy plus one 2015+ Unless you actually need to have single buggy mode often I'd go for the side by side duo or duet as they turn so much easier in comparison & you don't have to squeeze a child into the back (& take their shoes off to go in the foot rest hole) if you want room for growing kids & have space in your car go for the… Read more ·  1

duo, if not the duet. Also you can't use the ride on scooter behind unless in single mode as you have to have the hammock flat to insert the second seat, so you can't do 3 kids like you can with the duo & duet.

The things that the 2015+ model has improved from the 2012 model is that the back seat reclines & has an opening at the back now & the front seat has more leg room in length, the 2012 model my 18month old had bent up knees but the new 2015 model he's fine, this is because they've made it longer.

The size overall of the 2012 is better (more like the actual single models) but then your front child has no leg room. The material of 2012 is better (easier to keep clean) & the handle bar of the 2012 is better (wider easier to push with)

The new handle bar is too narrow, I prefer how it was on 2012-14 model which was same as single buggys so that I can hold with my hands further apart.

The material is like a soft canvas cotton which isn't so good to keep clean as the previous models. Especially considering the child in the back likes to hold the top of the front seat (not good if they get sticky hands as kids do:)

If you're looking at buying a plus one second hand, have a look at both models & see which you prefer.

*** If you buy an actual 2015 year model with pulling to one side, awful steering & stability issues contact Mountain Buggy as it may be one of the very first 2015 models that were recalled & will need a replacement frame.

My 4 week old is too long for the newborn part of the pram – I was extremely happy with my MB +one until today. I bought the pram for the purpose of transporting my two year old and my newborn around. I tried my 4 week old newborn in it for the first time today and he is too long for the newborn bit!!!! I ended up lying him squashed in diagonally because by that point my toddler was too excited about our… Read more

walk to not go. But I've no idea what to do next.... I've got months until my newborn will have enough head strength to sit in a seat.

Light Weight Buggy Everones First Choice – This pram is the most easiest of all prams I have used & tested. The lightest by far, with its stilish good looks a one handed push, a free hand for that well deserving coffee. No pram comes close to this feather weight. No fuss!! your struggling days are over. The Modern day mum with her soccer mum car won't sweat it folding & lifting this bug… Read more

in to the boot.

An excellent choice for any size mum, just wanting what we expect, quality, simplicity & relaiability that can take the hard knocks.

No need for a second pram this buet will accommodate Bub throughout his/ her growing years. This pram is perfect for New borns and way beyond the toddler years.

This pram is capable of steering through sand, rocky surfaces perfect for the beach.

The buggy has a roomy storage area underneath the pram, for all bulbs needs.

This pram has its own highly durable mozzie breathable sun cover that cuts out the glare so Bub can sleep comfortable anywhere. Cleaning this bug is a dream the entire pram can be clipped off, washed and hung out to dry. The price was competitive with so many choices today . I'm definitely happy with my investment in my bulbs safety. It's definitely a non negotiable, no brainer purchasing the Mountain Buggy. Everyone's first choice

Lightweight and easy to fold up/assemble – Very happy with this buggy. Lightweight,easy to assemble and pack up. Compact for travel and it fits easily in the car boot. Lots of storage and easy to clean . Highly recommend and the price was spot on . Have recommended to other Mums looking for a pram . Value for money and no jammed fingers. Happy Mum happy Bub .

Very poor design – We bought this with the intention to use for our 2 year old and newborn. It was fine until my daughter was 4 months old and could no longer fit the cocoon, and did not have the head control to be able to safely sit up yet. Her poor little legs were cramped up and it was so uncomfortable for her. Thankfully, the store gave us store credit and we… Read more

went with the Mountain Buggy Duet, a side-by-side pram, which is actually the same width as a single. Fantastic. After we complained about the Plus One, the store actually took the pram off the floor and did not sell it any more.

Pretty good – I bought this for my 1 and 3 year olds to use on the school run so I can't comment on the newborn aspect. Its light to lift in and out of the car, easy to fold and to put up and the best thing is you don't have to attach a seat every time you get it out. Its also narrow and easy to manoeuvre in busy corridors. Also great to use when I just have… Read more

the one kid for shopping etc. Great quality too. Disadvantage is the seats don't recline in case you have one child that wants to nap, but my kids tend to nap at home so this hasn't been a problem.

Great for two toddlers on short walks – Was great initially until my baby hit 3 months and now is too big for the cocoon, which is made of very thick fabric so not great for summer as the poor baby just sweated, even in NZ we have hot summers. Even now at 7 months she is still not ready foe the upright seat as it does not recline. On long walks when one has both children in the pram the seats don't recline so the babies can't sleep comfortably.

Great double but some limitation with newborn – We purchased the MB plus one to use with our two year old and newborn. my first impression of this pram is that it's really well made and the fabric is tough. We were lucky to get a deal on this pram and we got the footmuff and raincover for free. I was surprised that the raincover was not included - we live in Ireland so this was a must for us! … Read more

The cocoon is really comfy but unfortunately only got 8 weeks use out of it. Our baby outgrew it very quickly and now have a bassinet mattress in the back to give her more room. I have to use two small towels, one at either end to balance out the mattress. She is close to filling the length of the back portion and she is nearly 4 months old.

My two year old toddler LOVES this pram (have used a Quinny, mamas and papas and MacClaren with him also). It would be great if the footrest was adjustable but it doesn't seem to bother him.

We love the outdoors and this is were the MB rocks. It's definitely fit for purpose on trails but a bit of advice - have a puncture repair kit/ spare tube and pump on board!

One other thing that would have been nice to include was a pocket with zip to place your valuables...I had to buy the bag accessory which again was a extra cost.

I really think that this pram comes into its own with two toddlers. I am happy to live with the limitations until my youngest reaches 6 months.

It is a really quality product and I am delighted with my purchase over the other doubles on the market.

I love the Mountain buggy range !!!! But before you buy the +one – Love the pram But... I Upgraded to a +one from a swift when I was expecting # 2, it's my only mode of transport. Great design for toddlers, (if you have multiples. ) But newborns are way too big for the Cacoon Carrycot after 3 months+, and there's no ventilation!!! It's just not a good pram for warm climates! I lived in Tasmania and now in… Read more

Sydney... You need the ventilation!!! My baby ends up in the sling half way every trip, and that's not cool... excuse the pun... She's now 5 months and still not strong enough and too small to go in the front but waaay too big to go in the cacoon. Bad design but great idea. The fabric is great for rain showers, The sun shade Is fantastic for protection, But it's all too heavy for Australian climates unless you're in Melbourne( sometimes ), Tassie and maybe Canberra... Still we're not in NZ...A massive waste of money. I'm going to have to get another pram, just so I can have my daily sanity and get out and about in all weather with # 2... Peace out.

This is the best inline stroller on the market by far.. It is great looking and easy to use – I have owned a phil and teds, McLaren and urban city... The mountain buggy is the best so far.. I love it ... It fits two bigger children in it and it is a breeze to push ... Love the way it looks ... it is safe and doesn't tip over like the phil and teds and the kids love it ... The hood is the best hood I have ever had ... I really love this… Read more

pram ...

It converts back to a single no fuss and it is smart to look at ...

If you want extra storage space the second seat fits a ton of shopping in it if you are walking to the shop...

February 1st 2015 Update:

Great double pram, heaps of room, stylish, easy to push. This pram can be a single or quickly converted into a double .. In double mode it fits two big toddlers easily. My children loved sitting in the back. It is fantastic in the shops .. Easy to steer and looks smart .. Many people taking a second look as it looks like a regular mountain buggy but the cool design means it easily fits two.

We has a city select .. But this pram was by far the best. In single mode the pram lies flat, has great ventalation and the beautiful big hood arches over the whole pram creating a really spacious an airy sleeping space ... I love this pram.

It has been an absolute beauty. We went travelling and took this pram. We had so much room for storage, it was easy to get off an on the boats and buses .. It goes on the beach, we have been on bush walks,

If you want a pram that is practical, has lots of room and handles two toddlers with ease .. This pram is the best pram on the market.

Doesnt fall over like the phil and teds, folds in one piece and is well made, and very practical .. Love this pram. safe, easy to push, great looking, fun for the kids, well made, versatile people say it is a bit small but my kids a big and they love it no worries

Very handy for baby and older toddler – I read the reviews before buying this pram, expecting that I'd have to persevere with it until my youngest was 6 months and could sit up but I found there was enough recline in the front seat if I took the support bar out and looped the clips around the pram frame instead. I contacted mb and they said it was fine to do this. My 5 month old has no… Read more

problem sleeping in the front seat with the straps adjusted all the way out. My 2yrs 8 months son fits comfortably in the back still. Also there is the option to unclip the straps and the seat lays back completely, although you can't do this with a passenger in the back seat.

This pram is perfect if you have a children about 2 years apart because you can let your older toddler walk and aren't left pushing one child around in a large double pram. everything

Great inline jogger pram – Has been great for transporting our 3 yo and 6 mth around. The baby carry bag is really handy - have even used this for transporting bub on the tram. In line design great and the quick release tyres are fabulous for when you are travelling. Have also loved the flexibility of the sunshade. Better storage on this than our old phil and teds. Great storage , works well as a single or double pram Cost

Easier to push than Phil and Teds Navigator, beach/sand friendly – I do not own either a MB of P&T pram...yet....we are still deciding which to buy for our first child, due in Feb 2014, and we want something we could use for two kids, maybe! We both test-drove both prams (double kit on P&T) in the shop with those baby and 12kg child weights that you can use to see how the pram feels to actually push without… Read more

finding a child and a baby to actually put in the pram. Mountain Buggy +1 was far eaiser to push off, manover, and felt lighter (even though the weight of the prams is very similar and the two baby-weights identical!). The physics of the MB were definitely superior!

ALSO another intresting factor, one store we talked with mentioned the P&T prams should not be taken on the beach, it is near impossible to clean out the wheel axes and rental P&ts this store owns had rusted through after only a months worth of use as people continued to take them on the sand. MB buggys have a different wheel and axel system than enables them to be cleaned and re-greased easily after a trip to the beach. Double buggy, beach friendly, easier to push with two kids Downside is the two seats cant both have some recline with two older children. Also the restricted space for a newborn/young baby and if they grow to big but cant support their head or go to sleep in the front, then you cant use the buggy safely!

Not fit for purpose – We were like many people very excited about this release and brought one when we had our first child knowing we were going to have 2 fairly close together and like many people have been pretty disappointed due to the fact that the cocoon is so poorly designed that after 2-3months you can no longer use it as a double pram until both children are… Read more

older. Our 6 week old has already out grown the cocoon (she's only in the 90th percentile of girls for height) and now we have no where for her to go safely is she is well off the age of being older enough to sit in the front seat. Mountain Buggies answer was to send us a cot mattress (which they said they have done for many others with the same problem) and remove the cocoon all together. The cot mattress doesn't fit and our 6 week old seem very insecure in the rear area without the cocoon. The cocoon for our first baby was great as we could just lift her out and use that, now Mountain Buggy are telling us to not use it at all or take it in addition. I guess the Mountain Buggy designers have never had kids of used the +one. Don't buy one look for something else and don't expect Mountain Buggy to offer any helpful solutions or support. Looks like they have gone very much downhill since they were brought out by Phil & Teds. the marketing was great poorly designed. not fit for purpose. expensive. Unsafe.

Great pram with some limitations – This has been a great pram for us. Our kids are two years apart. Great as a single pram, with unlimited recline positions and good storage basket. It's also good as a double but with some limitations. We didn't use it much in newborn/toddler mode as our newborn hated lying down (would have been the same with any pram!). Our baby was small but… Read more

even she outgrew the cocoon within a couple of months. There is an awkward gap between baby being too big to lie flat and not yet strong enough to sit upright.

Once you're in the "two seat" mode it's good, but we have small kids so not sure if it's roomy enough for larger/longer kids. I'd suggest trying it in person in store and sitting your older kid in it if you have one!

Even though the seats are very upright, my kids actually prefer this and both are able to sleep in it if they're tired enough!

My eldest likes the "cubby house" feel with the hood over the back seat but I can also open the hood at the back to give her sunlight and a view while still shading bub in the front. Great hood, generous storage basket, inline design compact enough for shops etc, sturdy frame and tyres for all terrain. Difficult stage when baby too big to lie down and not ready to sit upright, may be cramped for taller kids.

Very versatile pram – We bought this pram for our 4 year old and our new born baby. We have been really pleased with it. We live on a dirt road and the pram gives a smooth ride and tackles the bumpy road really well. The seat at the rear fitted our newborn baby well however he out grew it quickly and now sits in the front. My daughter loves riding in the back and the… Read more

weight is distributed really well. I have also transported two 4 year olds and it was easy and just as manoeuverable. The sun cover is really large which is great on hot days. The only drawback is that a large baby does not fit in the rear compartment, however doesn't sit comfortably in the front so some extra seating support in the front (ie blankets or head and shoulder supports) are needed.

If you are only carrying one at the front, you can use the seat at the rear to carry extra luggage which is fantastic. I would definately buy another one and they are worth the money. You can even buy a scooter to attach at the back which we havent done yet. The versatility to transport two children from any age. The front seat was not comfortable for my baby.

Excellent versatility – We bought this pram when we were expecting our second child and our eldest was 4 years. When our baby outgrew the cocoon (which did not take long) he loved riding in the front and my daughter loves the back! Even with a now 5 year old and a 15 month old, the MB + one still carries the weight perfectly and the manoeuvrability is excellent. This is… Read more

a tough pram designed to last. We love it. Takes a lot of weight,easy to clean, great versatility. Heavy.

Disappointing – Despite loving the MB brand, I am nothing but disappointed in the +one model. No ventilation for baby in the rear compartment and beyond 10 weeks in my instance, the pram can only be used for my 18 month old in the front seat (as bub 2 is too long for the rear). Resorting to my original MB urban jungle so baby can recline but this makes taking two… Read more

under 19months an impossible task...will be great when both can sit up and use the toddler seats but useless in between. Compact in boot; sturdy, good steering control Functionality lacking; poor ventilation

Just ok – My kids are 17 mth apart so both needed to be in a pram. It was good for the first 10 weeks with bub in the back toddler sitting up the front. But since then it has been un usable as a double and that has been 10 mths ! I use it as a single when my eldest is in day care but I ended up using a baby jogger city mini side by side. My son is one year… Read more

old so still falls asleep in the pram most times when we are out and as a double this has NO RECLiNE which makes it un usable. I have kept it to use maybe in the future but am thinking of selling it. Seems Comfortable. Easy steer. Good under basket. NO RECLINE as a double

Good for a limited time - depending on length of baby – This pram is good quaility and sturdy, easy to handle and set up etc, as I have found all mountain buggy prams to be. My boys are 18mo apart and this pram was great when baby was first born because he was snug and safe lying flat in the back section and toddler was sitting happily in the front, But baby outgrew the cocoon at 2mo and outgrew… Read more ·  1

lying flat in the back without the cocooon by 3.5mo, which means my toddler has to wlak everywhere as baby must be in the pram. Also only 1 child can ever lie down and nap in the pram as neither seat reclines when both sitting up. In hindsight I would have bought a side by side 2 seater. When baby first born, fantastic and easy to use. easy to fold and reasonably light weight. The shade cover is extendeable and fantastic, wheel base not too wide and pram is easy to manouvre. Baby did not fit in rear seat for long. There is no inbetween stage for baby when he's not quite sitting up yet but not wanting to lie down all the time. when baby is lying flat and toddler is in the front seat, baby can get fingers or toes (depending on which way he is facing) jammed in behind the toddlers seat and hurt himself.

Better suited to 2 toddlers – I bought this pram before the birth of my second child, and initially I loved it but I ended up selling it on eBay and getting a MB Duo. My baby boy had outgrown the carry cot by the time he was 3 months. He could sit in the front seat for short trips but the lack of recline in double mode rendered it unsuitable as it was just far too upright for… Read more

a 3 mo. Also the newborn area lacks any ventilation and on hot days he couldn't even go in there. I think this pram is better suited to a cold climate. The front seat is also quite shallow, my 2yo's legs were hanging over the foot plate. All in all the pram is ok, but better suited to 2 toddlers. My 2yo loved being in the back seat! Also before the baby was born I used it in single mode a lot and it was great for shopping. You can load heaps of shopping into the infant area. I was sorry that I had to sell the pram because I love the MB brand and I preferred the inline design over side by side but now that I have the Duo it is just far more practical. Inline design, excellent maneuverability, follow the sun canopy No ventilation, carry for too small, front seat too shallow, lack of seat recline in double mode

Finally, a pram that suits my needs!! – My first pram was a Mountain Buggy Urban. I loved it. I stupidly sold it when bub no. 2 came along and from there it was a long list of disappointing experiences. It seemed that I was never going to find the perfect balance between being able to push it outdoors and fitting my two kids. I have tried the Baby Jogger City Select (great when newborn… Read more

and using capsule but too heavy to push up hills as soon as they got a bit older), Mountain Buggy Duo (so heavy I couldn't lift it, so wide I couldn't get it through the front door!), the Joovy Caboose Ultralight (plastic wheels made it so difficult to push!). I really needed a pram that would allow me to push one child comfortably but have the option for the older one to jump in and out as she liked. This does this!!! I can't believe after 5 prams, I am back to the Mountain Buggy but I have never been happier. I can push my younger daughter (22 months) and when my 3 year old gets tired, a quick conversion and they are both accommodated. Signature MB one handed pushing, ability to have one child or two in it. I would say it is a tad on the small side for my older daughter (3) but she mostly walks so for the time short times when she needs to be in it, its perfect!

A good double pram option – I eagerly awaited the release of this model and its met my most of my expectations for the first three months. Its a double that comfortably squeezes around the shops and handles outdoor jogs. Its well balanced, sturdy and the huge shade hood is fantastic. My only real issue is that baby fitted snuggly in the rear with toddler up front, but… Read more

now baby is too long for the cocoon and neither of the seats are designed to recline. I can now envisage the next 6 months being difficult until baby is ready to sit upright all the time. I also find it awkward to put in my sedan with its weight and fold size.

Such a great design for newborn + toddler and toddler + toddler to allow both children space (unlike other brands) but lets you down for the stage in between. Slim design that is also a reasonable length, turns/pivots very well, smooth ride over rough terrain, sturdy frame, newborn faces driver, well priced, deep shade hood and adjustable handbar. Lack of seat recline as a double, cocoon fits baby up to 3 months but then seats don't recline enough for 3 month old, reasonable weight, not a compact fold, fold levers often stick and only comes in black.

The mark has been missed again!!! – I was excited to see this buggy be released. I pre-ordered one when orders were first released but almost gave up on it when 4 mths later I still hadn't gotten my pram but I stuck it out and eventually it came into store. For 2 older toddlers/children this is fantastic - but you need non sleeping toddlers because when in doubles neither seat… Read more

reclines.

The purpose of buying this buggy was to use it for my two older toddlers and then continue to use it in Newborn/Toddler mode for when the next bub comes along - BUT after owning the buggy for 4mths it became apparent that it just wasn't going to fit the bill.

I have long babies and the cocoon is of average length so its doubtful I would have got 3mths out of it - then what was I going to do? The second seat has no recline options so I would be left with a pram that I was unable to use till bub was able to sit up and I would have to be home for naptimes.

Mountain buggy were so close but yet so far on this one.... its a shame.

In my opinion it suits 2 older kids that no longer nap or an age gap of 3+ years where you only need the double setup for a short time and once bub is out of the cocoon you can convert it back to a single so that you have the use of the full recline function and your older child can walk or maybe use the freerider attached to the back Inline - Width of a single buggy, Easy to use. No recline in doubles mode so not very practical for a toddler and Bub from birth.

Haven't seen anything like this wow – mt buggy +one is the pram to be seen with if you have had your children close together it weighs 13.5kg it holds up to 20kgs and both your children are on the same level so you dont have one child that is always looking out the sides from the back of the pram it will take you right thru till your child is 6yrs old you can use it as a one seater or… Read more

a two seater it has a light weight aluminum frame and swivel wheels all the functions you would have in a single three wheeler but with the extra bonus of being able to carry both your children and so easy to fold adjustable handle and a bottle holder in the seat fabric for mums water bottle versatility only comes in one colour (black)