I have the phil and ted dash and love it!!!
easy to push, easy to fold
Only thing i dont like as it takes up lots of boot space, and is heavier and more cumbersome to get out of boot than stroller. when going away the boot space is an issue on a normal day to day going shopping it is fine.
I havent used with double kit as currently only one child.
I have 2 friends with sports and double kit and both love it and a friend with vibe and double kit who love it
I've got the dash too. I recommend you go to the shop, have a look at one and measure it to see how much of your boot it will take up.
I personally think the jogger strollers are great for walking on sealed surfaces - footpaths & roads & at the shops etc. When we take ours off-road it feels a bit unsteady with the doubles kit on. (We've got the toddler seat on the front atm cause Phoebe is lying down).
But I like the P&T seating system - I didn't want a side-by-side one because Natty won't be in a stroller much longer, and when she's at childcare I can just have the one seat.
I find it easy to fold/unfold and the toddler seat is very easy to attach/detatch. I don't find it any heavier than the bertini shuttle I had before, but there are definitely lighter, more compact strollers out there.
Go have a look at one in the flesh if you can HTH.
we have the phil and teds sport, i really love it. its a bit flimsy but i think it folds up easier and is lighter and narrower compared to other 3 wheel prams. the break can be hard to put on and off but that doesn't bother me. i haven't used the double kit on the pram yet, but you can also use it as a bouncer/chair, which is what i do. i find it easy to push, although i use a mclaren stroller for quick trips. but saying that i do only have one bub at the moment, not sure how it would go with 2 kids. we also choose it because at the time it was cheaper than others we were looking at, and that was a deciding factor for us.
i think its best to go and have a look and try a few to see if you like it.
overall i'd give it a 7/10
goodluck!
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