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Jane Powertwin Pro

Description: Manufacturer: Jane / Type: Double / Twin Seats / Weight: 12 Kg

Newest Review: ... to sit up and take an interest in their surroundings we bought a cheaper side by side pushchair to use on trips to the park, ... more

... and for days out where they both needed a good view. The powertwin has always been my first choice pushchair for ease of use though. The Powertwin is not a cheap pushchair, they are currently for sale for £450 from Mothercare, although they seem to have quite a good resale value when you have finished with them. If you are looking for a tandem pushchair which is easy to manouvre and robust, I would thoroughly recommend the Jane Powertwin....more

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Jane Powertwin Pro: Hot wheels for two (839 words)
by - written on 04/11/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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When I discovered that I was expecting twins, I began the seemingly impossible task of finding the perfect double buggy. The first big decision to make seemed to be side by side or tandem (one sat behind the other). Both have their pros and cons- side by side pushchairs are great in that both babies can see where they are going but they can be hard to push and a bit of a nightmare to get around shops and though doorways etc. Tandem pushchairs by comparison are no wider than a single pushchair but comparatively long, so not without their own difficulties. Tandems have the obvious dissadvantage that the child in the back seat has a resticted view. As a non-driver at the ... Read the complete review