Phil & Teds Sport Inline Double

Adaptable, easy to use buggy that's perfect for a growing family

Groundbreaking when it first appeared, and still no one else is doing the inline double as well as Phil & Teds, the Inline Sport is a supremely practical, lightweight and stylish choice for when you need to carry two little ones around.

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MaxG

I bought the original E3 when my daughter was born 2 1/2 years ago. I was really pleased that she could lie flat and was kept lovely and warm in the cocoon as she was born in the winter. I do a lot of forest wa Continue reading...

melbobson

This is by far the best double buggy i have owned and i certainly would never trade for a different one! Continue reading...

Claire Holloway

A wonderfull buggy i've had 4 doubles and this is the best. great if you know you'll only need it for one child some of the time as easy to change single/double. easy to use & push not majorly heavy to lift and Continue reading...

Ed Marriage 2

A very good buy, but still a little pricey Continue reading...

anna helm

This is buy far the best purchase Ive ever made and Ive had a few pushchairs, the fact that it can be a single pushchair or a double really wins it over for me, I had 11 months between my two boys and now that Continue reading...

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Emz275

Hi every one!!!!!!!!

Im expecting a baby boy in the begining of June and i really need a double buggy as i also have a 15month old baby girl.

Can anyone help?

Em x

Posted: 01/04/2009 09:57

savvymum

try beansprog.com - there's tons of buggies on there.

http://www.beansprog.com/product/browse/detail/1767/

http://www.beansprog.com/product/browse/detail/3401/

Posted: 25/05/2009 21:05

mummabear

Hi Em, I have 17mth gap between my boys and only advice i can give is try and buy a phil and teds!!!!

I bought a tandem(found that very heavy,and if eldest in front,he couldn't recline as lil one so big he got squashed) then bought side by side,which was great at first then as lil fella got heavier,it is getting too heavy. Tried a mates p&t and it's brilliant! They are superb but pricey! Wish i cld afford brand new one!

Posted: 25/05/2009 21:48

Londonmum

What ever you do, don't go for side to side, go for the in frount style.

It's hard enough pushing a buggie around the shops as it is! My sister and I had our first children very close together, and decided to get a double buggie so one of us could push and the other could shop! We ended up with a side by side and the first time we used it, I took out a whole shop......The kids cried everytime we tried to put them in it......I we could'nt fold the blasted thing to get it back in the boot.....Not a good day!

Posted: 26/05/2009 10:16

natalie Pike

I can definetely reccommend the 'icandy Pear, Its amazing, theres so many combinations for seating your kids- facing you, facing away, 1 in the car seat, & 1 in a buggy seat, fits a carry cot and the maxi cosi car seat too. We have a BWM 1 series and the boot is tiny but this fits in no problem, its folds to the size of a single pram. Its heavy to push but I have two children in it so its bound to be. I bought mine second hand from ebay for £375, had I been watching ebay more closely I could have had a real bargain, a couple of them went for £250 & £270 but never mind I was happy to pay what I did as it would have cost me £650 brand new.

Posted: 27/07/2009 20:59

natalie Pike

p.s - my boys are 9weeks and 20months

Posted: 27/07/2009 20:59