We love our double pram! I love how lightweight and compact it is! Lots of people comment and admire this pram. Personally, I really do recommend/rate this product! I love the convenience of having just the one pram or the two, if you have both with you! It's really slimline and smooth to control. You can also hold/push it with one hand!!!

The only problem that I have with it is going up the kerbs, you have to make sure the shader is up on the second one otherwise it blocks it from being able to go up the kerb. That's what I've found. Also you have to have the front seat up when both attached. Yet again for me the compact and lightweight convenience of it all outweighs this. I am waiting for my child to figure out the button though as it's super simple.

I do live in the country and it does hold up well over grass and mud!

We had the older version of the Phil&Ted Go pram-perfect for storing in the car footwell, travel etc. Its lightweight but not so good at going up curbs but worth it for the lightness and small folding.We had a 2nd baby and a trip abroad we weren't quite sure what to do so about transporting them (2yo&7m), saw the inline double and decided to go for that, an absolute lifesaver. Worked perfectly with our older Go. Both prams went into the overhead storage of a British Airways flight - clip together very easily and once you get used to steering the full length of the pram its absolutely fine -EXCEPT going up curbs, often my husband had to lift the front pram up - not great if the country you're doesnt like dipped curbs - but it was so handy to push both of the kids around, they both had a good view, storage doubled underneath. Not sure it would be great offroading.The newer model has snazzy upgrades, better shade, easier to collapse, simpler to lower seat.Would love to know if we could swap them around and have the newer model at the front and the older one at the back..? Got ALOT of people asking us/admiring the pram-envious eyes watching us at the door of the plane as we snapped them both into carry mode and slung them into overhead whilst their prams went away into the hold.Cheaper alternative to another brand.Is a little bit fiddly to switch them into single mode, I've done it once and not exactly something you could do on the fly but did only take a couple of minutes.