Phil and Ted Stroller

Posted: Sun, Mar 30 2008, 6:49 am Post subject: Phil and Ted Stroller

Does anyone have a Phil and Ted stroller that could tell me if they like it? Will it fold easily? How dose it do on buses?

Posted: Sun, Mar 30 2008, 8:59 am Post subject:

I love mine! It;s a 2hand fold, but it folds nicely, does buses, stairs, and corners nicely.

I wouldn't buy for a single, I use as a double. As a single there are 3 positions for recline and no easy way to unrecline, especially if baby is in it. But it's a bracha as a double!

Posted: Sun, Mar 30 2008, 10:57 am Post subject:

why would u want one?
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Senior Member Joined: Feb 03 2006 Posts: 191

I have it- I hate it!!
1. because inorder to push down the breaks you have to bend down and do it wiht your hands, its too hard to just do it wiht your foot(now imagine being pregnant and having to bend down)
2. there is no place ot put a diaper bag
3. its dangerous to have a kid in the back of the carriage by himself
so lets say your out with your kids
you come home
but the kid in the back is sleeping
what do you do? you move him to the front and wake him up on the way?
or you put a heavy bag in the front to keep the weight down....
its very annoying

Posted: Sun, Mar 30 2008, 3:33 pm Post subject:

Hmm, I always do the brake with my foot unless I'm parked funny on the bus.

Platinum Member Joined: Jul 27 2007 Posts: 14787

I always feel so bad for the kid in the back. The kid in the front gets to see all the scenery, and the kid in the back just looks at the back of the first kid's seat. I'm not going to mention what everyone calls the seat in the back, but it's not a nice name.

Posted: Mon, Mar 31 2008, 4:19 am Post subject:

My dd loves that seat, she can climb in and out, she can see out to the sides, etc. She even tries to climb into the back of the single strollers she sees because she loves her seat so much.

I've posted this before: I will willingly/gladly give up my LO's view for a double stroller that fits my needs. A happy Ima makes a happy home!

Posted: Mon, Mar 31 2008, 4:34 am Post subject: