Buggy Chassis

If you need an all-terrain double stroller then you have probably encountered the Out n About Nipper Double and Twin Mountain Buggy. These two double strollers are well respected brand, known for their strong and well designed all the buggies, but can they resist the best value added stress and tensions and demands of two babies and one with the best value for money?

The Mountain Buggy is certainly the most versatile of the two double. It can be used as a pram, pushchair or travel system for both or one of your babies. To convert the stroller to a pram you simply attach the unit by choosing from a bucket or two units of car, boat or even their super-cute twin. Or you can simply tilt the head unit to a lie-flat position - giving you great flexibility where twice Nipper can match with only tilt units, although you can add a cocoon to keep babies little tight. However, this versatility does not come without a price. The nacelle units must be purchased separately and for two newborns that adds to the cost considerably, especially as the Mountain Buggy is already the most expensive of the two.

When it comes to practical functions, it is difficult to choose between n About Nipper 360 Double Out and Twin Mountain Buggy. The most important for a double stroller, two are narrow enough to fit comfortably through a standard door. Both have an aluminum-resistant and robust although there is a considerable weight difference between them - 10 kg of double Nipper is very light for a twin stroller and more than 6 kg is lighter than the Buggy mountain, ideal if you need to transport your stroller on the floor, or during transport out of the public.

Regarding their off-road capabilities both models are well matched - despite the lighter weight of the Out n About Nipper Double. With the rear wheel suspension, large pneumatic wheels and three wheel design provide a smooth ride, even on very rough, although the Mountain Buggy Duo does feel a little more important and it should be noted that Nipper double comes with flat tires and without the pump, which is a bit embarrassing. However, with the front wheels pivot mode you also get a good grip as well, making it easy to negotiate small spaces with the two models.

Overall, it is difficult to choose between the two, both have great features and great off-road maneuverability. But if you plan to use your stroller a lot, for long periods of time may well be worth investing in the Double Mountain Buggy , which offers more flexible ways and can be used up to 5 years - giving you everything you need from birth.