Graco DuoRider Lightweight Double Pushchair, Suitable from birth to approx. 3 years, Steeple Gray fashion
£149.95
About this item Suitable from birth to approx. 3 years (0-15kg). DuoRider seats 2 kids at once so your little ones can experience the world together. With side-by-side seating, your kids can interact with each other and share all the good times ahead Lightweight at only 12kg – double the load without doubling the weight. DuoRider’s lightweight, durable steel chassis makes it one of the lightest double pushchairs around. One-hand, stand-alone fold – easy to set up and just as easy to fold down with just one hand. This self-standing fold with an integrated fold lock offers easy storage and portability. Customisable comfort – DuoRider ensures each of your children gets their perfect ride every time. Adjust the recline, calf support and canopy to each child’s needs making every ride as unique as they are. 4-wheel suspension for multi-terrains and more comfortable adventures Dimensions: Folded: L 96 x W 49 x H 32 cm -> Unfolded: L 84 x W 75 x H 105 cm
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Kerry –
bought for newborn and toddler both fit great , easy to get round shops and folds down really easy , also large under basket for nappies
lea –
This is a great double pushchair for the price. The build quality is good and it’s sturdy and robust. I found it to be extremely easy to set up. Its lightweight yet strong with its durable steel chassis. The pram itself is about 12kg which for a double pushchair is on the lighter side which has made it easy for transporting and lifting in and out of the car. This Pushchair seems to have covered all bases with its features and comfort for both kids and parents with its simplicity of folding and unfolding, the comfy reclining seats, the foldable leg rests and the large canopy. There is a large carry basket at the bottom which is invaluable as anyone with children will know how much stuff you have to take with you whenever you go anywhere! This pushchair has good safety features such as the one step brake, 4 wheel suspension, as well as the removable front bumper and 5 point harness which keep little ones safe at all times. The harness is padded adding to the comfort whilst in use, it clips easily together and releases with the push of a button and I found it easy to adjust. Since using this, I’ve had no negative issues at all, it’s a smooth ride and comfortable and I think it’s great value for money.
second-hand-songbird –
I’m really, really impressed with the quality and portability of this dual buggy. Everything about it is lightweight but durable, full of little compartments and pockets, and gives peace of mind for any parent when travelling with their two little ones. This is an affordable baby buggy, and it does the job well.
Mic –
This double buggy is perfect for city life or travelling families. It pops up and down very easily, I can do it one handed while holding my baby. The seats can be adapted individually to suit individual age groups. It folds compact and stores nicely without taking up too much room. The fabrics are high quality and comfortable for my children. I feel they are safe and comfortable. The best double buggy I’ve tried and it’s so easy to transport due to it being light.
HolyCheesus –
Really good. If you have a need for a double buggy, this one is robust, easy(ish) to fold, and fits in the boot of a Cmax. It’s a lovely colour and it’s very solid, not too heavy and not flimsy or cheap in its mechanics. It’s everything I would expect from a double buggy of its price, and can handle the weight of two big twins!
Boggles The Three –
So here’s the situation – My oldest daughter has been spending a lot of time looking after her friends young twins most afternoons and evenings while their mother goes to work, they are one and a half at this point so capable of sitting up by themselves.Their mother doesn’t have a double pushchair at the moment so looking after them has been a case of playing on the back garden or in the house.Since ordering this, it’s been used almost every time she babysits and more often than not, they will ask to sit inside it, even when they are still in the living room watching TV.The pushchair seems comfortable, they often fall asleep when they climb in.Positioning of the seats is able to be adjusted on a per seat basis, allowing one to be laid flat while the other is upright.The hood covers a good portion of the pushchair which will be good for summer days when the sunlight starts getting stronger as you can face them partially away from the sun and allow the good to take care of the rest.The included rain cover is good, attaches easily and as it’s designed for this specific pushchair, means you don’t have to buy separately.The pushchairs frame is rigid, I’ve had double pushchairs in the past which have had a lot of side to side sway which I never really trusted and though this still has some, it’s not enough to concern me.Mobility wise, the wheels turn easily and are large enough that small stones and some dropped kerbs don’t phase it(though I would always recommend lifting up the front end anyway)Weight distribution puts the majority of the riders weight over the rear half making lifting the front wheels by putting weight on the handle, relatively easy considering it holds a duo inside.Now – the elephant in the room has to be the width of double pushchairs in general; while its wider than a single, for obvious reasons… there has been no issues navigating most high street shops or getting into standard sized lifts. It’s a bit bigger than a wheelchair I would say maybe 10cm bigger. The only places we struggled to get into with it was a couple of local mini markets that I wouldn’t even consider as wheelchair friendly. Other than that, no issues at all.The final point I would like to touch base about is the size of the product when folded. Considering it’s a double pushchair, it folds down nicely to around 30cm high, that’s a manual measurement so please check manufacturers page for actual figures.I don’t think there’s anything bad that I can say about it, well priced, works perfectly, keeps the little ones happy and even allows them to interact while in motion.5 stars all around.