thread: Double Pram Dilemma!!

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  1. #1
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    Jan 2006
    Sydney
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    First wheels twin city But it may / may not suit your requirements.

  2. #2
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    Mar 2008
    North Northcote
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    what about the icandy pear? i *think* it can do the reverse thing...hmmm goes off to investigate...

    actually i got it wrong...the one i was thinking of is the bebecare vector duo...looks great for the baby/sibling situation...
    Last edited by Cassius2; July 1st, 2009 at 02:00 PM.

  3. #3
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    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
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    I love my Emmalunga pram (although it's not a double)... but I wouldn't buy one if you had to fold it up and put it in your car on a daily basis. Emmas are EXTREMELY sturdy but with sturdiness comes weight. My Emma is also bigger allowing more room than your average pram. I have seen double Emmas on Ebay. I imagine buying one new would be expensive. But I can vouch for their quality.

  4. #4
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    Jun 2006
    Where the sun shines brightly!
    906

    Thanks so much for the feedback guys.

    Michael - that's good to hear. I wonder why the Mountain Buggy website does not advertise the fact that it takes a mother-facing bassinette with a forward facing toddler simultaneously?
    On their website it only advertises that the double can be used with either 2 bassinettes (carry cots) or one extra large 'twin' carrycot - but not 1 carrycot and one seat.
    They also only show pictures of the pram with the carrycot for 2 - or the seats for 2, but not the carrycot/toddler option - which led me to believe that it must not be an option!
    Now I'm totally confused.... Bit of a bummer about the sun cover needing to come off the toddler when carrycot is attached. I had wondered that also.... Probably not much of an issue in New Zealand (where the pram is made) but certainly not a good option if you live in bright sunny Perth!!

    Bathsheba- I did look into the Emmaljunga Cangaroo double - it does look like a top quality pram. But like you say, the downsides were that it was expensive (sigh) and a bit on the heavy side. The German Teutonia Team Alu Duo is the same.
    So now I am down to Firstwheels, EasyWalker Duo or Mountain Buggy (without hood/cover for 6 months or so....).

    Yael - Thanks. I did come across the firstwheels twin on the oo website. Awesome price - but its a bit of a bummer that it is only avail in the red and the black. They have so many beaut colours...... I contacted the head office in Netherlands to see if I could order accessories directly from them and unfortunately they don't provide that service - it has to be through one of the local distributors. Don't suppose you know somewhere else in Australia who sells a broader range?

    Cassius2 - Thanks, I will look into the bebecare vector duo.

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