Can anyone recommend a twin buggy please

[spartacusflapjack]

We've got a fabulous twin pram but could do with a nice, lightweight buggy for quick trips out and about. Looking at spending about £150. There seem to be some ok ones at ToysRUs and Mothercare, but can anyone recommend, please?
Our boys are 9 months.
Thanks x

[surfingbabies]

We had a Phil and teds as sometimes I liked to carry one with one in the buggy or I'd just take one out but as they got older the one underneath would hate it so we bought a Out N About nipper which was absolutely fab! It was a great all rounder.......it's also narrow enough for shopping and light weight so easy to put in and out of car.
We were given a MacLaren twin traveller but it was soooo heavy I ended up never using it but it was small.
Have a look on eBay good luck

[Celestia]

We have a Nipper too and although it's not what I'd call a small, lightweight buggy, it's a dream to push.

[minesapintofwine]

I have a Cossato twin side by side and I love it so much I use it as my main pushchair it's easy to fold (umbrella) lightweight and easy to push one handed. I would critiscise that the brake could be better and the adjustible seats can be fiddly but honestly I think it's great (quite small and thin too). Ours was cheaper online I think in Argos they can be over £200? They are quite pretty too

[galaxymummy]

cosatto twin side by side gets my vote nice and light
galaxy

[ceeveebee]

Obaby twin Apollo, £125 from Amazon, side by side but not too wide so fits through doorways etc, very light, reclines. I bought it for holidays but end up using it more often then my icandy

[BlueberryHill]

Stay away from a silver cross one, the wheels are on the outside so I hit every sodding thing, walls, doors etc and now the strut on one of the sides has gone. Absolute crap, my Dad has bodged it together again and I hope it holds out for a couple of months until I don't need one anymore.

Loved the double City Jogger, would need to be second hand though.

[LalaDipsey]

I love my bugaboo donkey. Very expensive (I sold my life on eBay, got cash for Xmas and bday etc) but it's wonderful. Light, not too wide (fits where a wheelchair will) and I love that the babies face me. It was the main criteria for me as all the others faced away.

[22helz]

City select travel system is great for using in the car. It just fits in the boot vw golf. It's long & thin so good round shops. Can sit facing you, each other and both forwards. Was £500 with adapters & chairs.

Also have side by side out & about, great for off road but sometimes haven't been able to get through doors as its just a bit too wide, they sleep in it really well as can lie down. We use this for visiting in evening so babies can sleep comfortably.

[ceeveebee]

Not sure you'd get a bugaboo or a city select for £150!
The city select is very very long. One of my friends has it and if you ever use buses it's a bit of a no no - takes up both spaces.

[Jennyasparling22]

I've been looking at the cossatto buggy. Is it worth investing in??

[PrincessScrumpy]

out and about nippers are good second hand - a friend got one for £80