Was going to get a 2nd hand one from ebay but after the shinanigans yesterday have decided its not worth the hassle so going to buy one. Has anyone got any rec. Dont want to pay more than £150 really. There is one in Argos for £149 x

I've got the cosatto you two twin and I like it, so do the kids. It's a little awkward to get up and down but I think thats more a case of me being a numpty than the actual buggy .

I paid £190 for mine but just found this one online:
http://www.bambinodirect.co.uk/Cosatto_You_2_Twin_2009_-_2_Peas_In_a_Pod_409-2pe/version.asp

has a good reduction on it.

xx

I did look at them and thought they were a bit expensive as I have got a Britax double but its a little heaver and a pain to put together so wanted a fold up side by side for trips to park etc.
Seems a bargain that, does it have rear swivel wheels as well? Thanks Debs x

The Obaby Circles is a single but seems really heavy - and awkward to steer so can only suggest you stay away from their double
Haven't decided if we 'need' a double yet or not. x

We are not having a double, we bought a mothercare xcursion 2nd hand and are fitting a buggypod to it and putting a board on the stroller when beany gets to 6 months.

Ive seen one in mothercare that looks ok and is 140 though cos i did consider it

http://www.earlyyearsathome.co.uk/Nursery_Equipment/Out_and_About/Little_Shield_Meribel_Double_Buggy.aspx

http://www.kiddisave.co.uk/store/product/2216/Maclaren-Triumph-Twin-Double-Pushchair-Scarlet-Silver-With-Free-Raincover-And-Shopping-Basket/

http://www.smartplatypus.com/Cosatto-Double-Buggystroller-Ditto?utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=cse&utm_campaign=export_feed#googlebase

GraceBean&Pip wrote:

The Obaby Circles is a single but seems really heavy - and awkward to steer x

Really? I love mine really easier to steer folds up really well and aint too heavy

It seemed ok... then round tesco last week was REALLY hard to steer? And that was on supermarket smooth floors?! Not sure if somethings gone on it. It is heavier than most I've tried but I like the recline feature so stuck with it. I do find the foldup a bit of a faff, but only as you have to bend down, flick that red button, press the other red bit, then pull up - all of which is an effort with bump inbetween
Bean seems comfy in it though - even if he does have to pull his shoes off most of time

lol. i love the seat feature. rowan loves having his feet up. minus his shoes and socks

We started off with the cossatto you two bro and sis one , same as debs i think. anyways it was a lovely side by side buggy, pushed well and folded quite easily and was ok to put up too. the only thing that bugged me was that i had to pull the leavers at the side so they didnt fold inwards (they are the leavers that holdn the pushchair together when folded - sorry if ive confused you!!)

the only reason i got rid of it was because it didnt fit through my door put up so life was made easier by the p&t hope that helps a bit.

the maclarens are lovely and light to push too! you can get bulkier ones for every day use or light ones for every now and again

Think im going to order the one Debs found as its a bargain and you get footmuffs, raincover etc as well x