Phil & Teds E3

good buggy for easy pushing 2 children of different ages eg new baby & toddler. - No backache as with other tandems. I should have bought this buggy first time round but didnt know i would be blessed with child number 2. I would recommend this buggy if you be using it everyday & have to take your children everywhere with you like me eg family not close by. makes you feel happier that your 2 children are safe iin the pram with you. The downside is the back wheels are pretty big & tend to get stuck in small areas eg public transport!!small aisles in shops. The double raincover is a bit awkward to close at the back of the double seat kit when underneath. ...  Read the complete review

Our children were born a mere thirteen months apart, and so it was evident that we would need a buggy system to cope with this set up. I remember spending hours trawling the internet to find the perfect solution. We wanted a buggy that would obviously hold both our two kids securely and comfortably, but also be easy for us to push and essentially have a footprint that would allow access through standard doorways and shop isles without attracting abuse from anyone who happened to get in the way. Did the Phil and Ted tick all those boxes? Well yes it did and more besides. We paid around the £400 mark for the complete kit from a small independent outlet in Leeds. ...  Read the complete review

MAIN --- As a single puschair i LOVE it, its easy to push, children look so comfy in this especially if you buy the cocoon with the pram aswell, As a double i do like it but not as much as some doubles, it has some good points to it as it saves room, if your getting on the buses its much easier, its also realy easy for going around the shops and things but you cant have much shopping in it at all, i dont like it when you have a newborn in the back either as when my son was laid in there noone knew he was in there so they would barge into him when i was on the bus and things, also he was a big baby so when he got to 3 months old he was too big to lay down in ...  Read the complete review

Having watched various friends struggle with double buggies, I knew I didn't want to go through the same experience, so I was very interested in the Phil & Teds E3, and also the Jane PowerTwin. I decided on the Phil & Teds on the basis that it didn't look quite so complicated (I am terrible with anything remotely technical!). Having used the P&T for 6 months now, I can honestly say I am generally pleased with the decision I made. I can't tell you much about the assembly as I left that to my other half but he did take a while, and is generally good at these things so I can only assume it was a little difficult or he was having an off ...  Read the complete review

Phil & Teds E3 I brought this as a single as wanted a lightweight 3wheeler for toddler that was not too wide as I missed my mountian buggy urban. I used to call it my rebound buggy as desperatly needed large lightweight buggy that fitted toddler. The seat was quite spacious and had high weight limit of 55lb. The harness was easily adjustable. The recline has a single clasp at back that need to be undone to put back up just push seat fowards and redo up clasp. single handle,light to push even with heavy toddler and managed all terrain well. The fabric was easy to wash, had handy veiwing window on hood and basket was ...  Read the complete review