Phil & Ted Prams...

Phil'n'Teds are awesome if you can afford one, I love ours. Light, folds and unfolds easily, excellent for two kiddies. The only sports-style one that would fit in the boot of our little Mazda 121

Downsides are that the tyres don't stay inflated very easily when pumping up with a bike pump, and you are not meant to use an air compressor or they explode even if you stick to the recommended air pressure on the tyres (found this out recently when all three of my tyres exploded and bust the rims!). The wheels are really expensive to replace, at about $240 for a set.

Another slightly annoying thing is the brake, which is a bit tricky to get on and off.

Other than those two things, I love ours Wish I could afford to replace the tyres!!

Oh I should have said, I have the Phil'n'Teds sport... and it's been used really regularly (sometimes on quite rough terrain) for the last 2 years. Only just had probs with the tyres.

I have DASH and love it. I run ultra marathons/marathons and train with my son most days. Baby number two on the way now and will get the attatchment for two kids.
Pumped the wheels a few times, but did do lots of running.
LOVE IT!

P&T Sport here, love it, and the break is stiff but it gets loose over time and much easier to use.

I love it - I do a lot of walking and it can definitely hack it. I love that the seat can be up right or lay flat which is great depending on DDs mood!

Tyres, I went to the service station to get it pumped, their air pumps were too big to fit in the gap of the tyres to pump them so luckily my granddad had a portable one, bike pumps don't work, or am I doing something wrong?? Oh and I did over inflate one of the tyres, but let the air out and it seems to be fine, but it's not recommended to over inflate or have them too under inflated either!

Umm re covers, if you're thinking #2, get the covers for the doubles rather than the singles, plus imo they're a bit better because they cover the parcel tray so things in their don't get wet as well!

We haven't bought the second seat yet, and will have to get onto it because our model has been replaced with the Explorer.

Also if you buy the newest model released, so currently the Explorer, they tend to have a fwe problems usually. Remember seeing a thread about it last year but can't seem to find it in the search function.

Imo, it's money well spent, BUT, I do encourage you to have a look around at other buggies that are 3 wheeled and can have a doubles attachment too. There are a few out there.

5 stars 4 the dash lol love it i walk alot also have the peanut that attachs

I have a P&T Sport. Fantastic buggy for rough terrain.
My only issue i would have is the break which is a bit stiff to start with but it is loosening up over time.

Lovely to push and very easy steering...
It also lays flat which is great if you are out somewhere and bub needs to go to sleep.

Have the classic coz we were too budget to go any fancier and didn't see the benefits at the time.
However the brake is a pain, so stiff that I can't do with my foot but then I have hardly ever used it lol.

Probably some other things with the fancier models that would be of benefit but haven't been too bothered by anything else with our model.

I had my NB in a cocoon lying down on the main seat & the toddler was it the 2nd seat attached to the front.

When he got bigger I had him in the 2nd seat attached to the back. I did find it annoying when he fell asleep as his head fell forward. I ended up getting one of those neck support pillow things but did not use it much. I then changed to the Sport model as the second seat could recline. Pity the bar on top of seat was not adjustable.