yep, i wouldnt waste your money! wait till next time
ds is only 8.6kg now! so i could keep squezzing him in it for a bit longer and get my money's worth!
We have a sports and love it. Use it with the doubles too as my 3yo doesn' walk very fast and i have to dash Osc to school heheh
It's such a great pram - it's my 5th so am quite expereinced at prams! Only reason i didn't get one straight away was that i lived in Townsville and you couldn't get them there 5 years ago!
It turns on a sixpence easily with one hand when fully loaded. Certainly wouldn't describe it as flimsy. teh design is great and they seem to have thought of everything.
I think it folds up nice and small though can't really comment on boot space as we have a terry and they have huge boots so not an issue but my friend used to have a golf and hers fitted in there fine.
Can't sing it's praise high enough!
good luck
Julie x
eta would give it 9.5/10
I am trying to love my P&T Sport. It's not bad, but I don't think I'd buy it again if given the choice.
We only bought it as I thought it was the best solution for a newborn and a toddler. Am still awaiting the birth of #2, but have been using it for DD since its purchase. Grr, DF was using the zips and broke off both of the P&T tags.
I find it difficult to unfold, it's kind of hit / miss for me atm. However I have mastered folding it up.
Steering wise it's brilliant, but I find going for walks along the local creek or anywhere on a slight hillside it's quite unstable. (That's probably the case for most 3 wheelers though?).
I have the red one, I think if I could go back in time I'd select the black one in hope that marks / food spillages don't show so easily.
One thing I do miss on it is the lack of space for carrying bags (whether it be shopping bags or a nappy bag) - so I got my dad to make hooks which attach to each side to use for bag carrying, which actually adds to the overall stability.
I have a stationwagon so space isn't an issue for me.
Good luck with your selection!
i have a spport with the double kit , i dont think its flimsy at all , DH loves it and i like it , bit heavy and doesnt take up boot space ,becasue i have a fairlane the the boots are massive lol .
i have the double sunshade aswell .. i dont think they are a waste of money , but i think the vibe is a waste ,it seems flimsy to me . the sport has better features and nothing on mine has broke , i have a blue cammo one , it can get a bit grotty , but unless your perfect and so is your child - your gonna get a grotty pram lol
i want to love it, but i don't! I bought it cos I want the double feature too. The straps on the back of my seat were faulty and I couldn't actually do it up for ages, and had to hassle the shop where I bought it for YONKS before they sent me a new one, so that may not have helped.
the good
I love it's easy to steer one handed
like the double functionality
like the "lock" when folded
the bad
hate the brake (I walk a very rambunctious doggie - I CANNOT put the brake on and control her in a safe manner - but that's my situation, so slightly unique)
hate the lack of ease to sit the child up if they've woken up after a snooze IYKWIM
overall: 6/10
I'm going to sell mine and buy a vibe - I need something with an easier brake and I still want the doubles kit.
Oh and if you're looking for something like a cocoon - we bought a pramskins double bag, and it is the best! Will last much longer for a bigger baby (still use it with DS who is 10kg) and it's great in melb winter. The "top" blankie zips off so you can use it like a liner or like a bag.
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