Out ‘n’ About Nipper Double Stroller | Tandem Pushchair | Newborn - 4 Years | All-Terrain Twin Buggy | Forest Black

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Unsurprisingly, for a pushchair that performs well off-road, this Out n About double buggy has been designed to clean up nicely. I love seeing people's faces when I come up to doors and they say that'll never fit and hey presto it does! The sun hoods include generous zipped storage pockets on either side, and clear peek-a-boo windows for you to keep an eye on things as you push. Be it navigating the two-metre rule on uneven city streets amidst a social distancing dance, or off-road walks around the woods, the Nipper Double can handle pretty much anything. I have 2 years between mine and used it with toddler seat and carry cot for 6 months then back to single with a buggy board after that.

Hi I narrowed it down to these two and I am also going for out n about for the same reasons the ladies have described.The Nipper also comes with a large, effective rain cover as standard, which our tester found easy to use even in the most unexpected of downpours. And there’s a high-quality, padded bumper bar that adds an extra safety feature, and can be removed quickly at either end to get your littles ones in and out. The Nipper Double V5 is refreshed and upgraded version of this fantastic award-winning all-terrain 3-wheel double buggy from Out n About. Check if the 72cm is at the widest part (usually the base of the handle) or the seats, usually narrower.

It has since been used daily by the tester and only the wheels have experienced a little wear and tear. And there’s a great deal to be said for having both little ones in roomy seats and with an equally good view, rather than relegating one to a narrow sibling seat by the back wheels. The seats look narrow, but in reality were among the roomiest we tested, with a solid foot plate and comfortable padded liners that can also be removed. Once folded, it’s freestanding, tucking into the tester's porch very neatly, and there’s an option to take off the wheels if you need to, ie when transporting in the boot of your car. It’s true that pneumatic tyres will naturally lose some air over time, so be ready and armed with a pump to keep your buggy in check.All you need to do is release a clip on either side of the buggy while making sure that the seats are in an upright position. Never miss a story with our weekly newsletter, filled with the latest advice, fashion, product reviews, exclusive competitions and more. The multi-position reclining seats offer a fully lie-flat position, which as previously mentioned, is ideal for newborns and necessary for babies and toddlers that need those all-important naps on the go. To clip car seats into duet you have to unzip everything else, just seems like a faff and I'm sure lifting babies out of car seat and into pram will be no issue.

A word about those air-filled tyres, though: unlike solid wheel models, they’re more susceptible to puncture. The seats themselves are sturdy and well-lined, with individual sun hoods and reclining mechanisms, so your little nap-refuser won’t keep their sibling awake too.

If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a doctor or other healthcare professional. The seat hoods both have peek-a-boo windows covered by fabric flaps that fasten shut with velcro, so you can keep an eye on your children at all times, with minimal disruption.

It was also cheaper, plus the bit at the front is almost like an extra seat which my son sits in when tired! I really like it as they're side by side unlike a lot of double buggies, and it's the narrowest on the market I believe - the saleswoman in mothercare tried to sell us another one - might have been nipper or jogger or something? The Nipper Double has a reputation as an off-road buggy, and no wonder – its rear suspension and air-filled tyres make for a smooth ride over even the bumpiest woodland trail.There’s a choice of seven fabric colours – bright and cheerful as well as classic black – so there should be something to suit all tastes. To me that seems a bit of a faff to then put it all back on again when I want to use it for longer walks, so I'm just going to try and get them used to moving between car seat and buggy.