Reviews
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4.25/5
- Strengths:
Can fit through doors, easy to put up and take down
- Weaknesses:
Basket size, tyre punctures and bulky hard to fit in the boot
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I got one of these for my 2 oldest children as they were 15m apart. I had side by side tandems which struggled to fit through doors. I had no problems getting this through doors and was easy to navigate, put up and down. I liked that the 2nd seat came out easily for when the 2nd child wasnt present which made the basket large. Barely any basket space with the 2nd seat. The tyres need pumping regularly and are a nightmare for punctures. The front wheel does unclip but still hard to fit in a regular size car boot. Although it had its flaws I would get another if I ever needed too and some doubles can be very pricey - Strengths:
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5.00/5
- Strengths:
Easy to steer and doesn't feel heavy to push
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I use this buggy for my 3yr old and 10 month old. It's so easy to steer and doesn't feel like theres 2 children in there! Great ride for little ones. My 3yr old loves how comfy and roomy the main seat is and my 10 month old seems happy in the sibling seat. Makes life with a baby and toddler a breeze! I feel I need to add it folds up smaller than my single pram! Great for fitting in the boot of medium cars (we have a zafira but with 1 seat down so 6 seats) it easily fits in the space where our 7th seat is - Strengths:
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4.38/5
- Strengths:
Easy to push, easy to fold
- Weaknesses:
A bit bulky, heavy to lift
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
This is a fantastic pram, I love the fact it can be a single or double with the same small footprint. It pushes well but can be a little heavy to steer when fully loaded! Fantastic for newborn and older toddlers (I have a 3.5yr a 2yr and 7month old ) my only main issue is it’s quite heavy to lift in and out the car. - Strengths:
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5.00/5
- Strengths:
Comfortable, easy to push
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I absolutely love this pram for my two toddlers, it was so spacious and comfortable for them both to be sat in at the same time. It was lightweight and so easy to manoeuvre. We had in lime green and it really stood out- lovely pram - Strengths:
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4.63/5
- Strengths:
Brilliant as a double or single. Nice and comfortable for both my newborn and toddler.
- Weaknesses:
None
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
Brilliant as a double or single. Nice and comfortable for both my newborn and toddler. Still nice and light to push when being used as a double. - Strengths:
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5.00/5
- Strengths:
Not side by side.
- Weaknesses:
A little difficult to navigate the seat changes
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
Apart from having a slightly tough time changing the seats around when needed. This is the perfect little pushchair if you're struggling with 2 children. Especially mine who are 3 and 4 months. The 3 Yr old loves being high up at the front and the 4 month old is so nice and cozy underneath. - Strengths:
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3.63/5
- Strengths:
Good build
- Weaknesses:
Wheel doesn't turn always
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
Can be hard to steer when the wheel doesn't steer at front. But fantastic off road buggy. Loves a good treck over the fields. Isn't too heavy either. - Strengths:
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5.00/5
- Strengths:
Easy to stear, fold away and spacious
- Weaknesses:
None
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I had the Phil and teds when my girls were both little and it is the best double pushchair I’ve ever owned, loads of space underneath (so bottom child isn’t squashed) colour was amazing (I had blue) I also took mine on holiday and it was so easy and surprisingly light by far the best I’ve had. - Strengths:
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4.75/5
- Strengths:
Spacious, heard wearing, easy to use
- Weaknesses:
Punctures
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I love my phill and teds I use it as a work buggy as I’m a childminder it has lasted me well and is still going.
It’s comfortable for the children but also comfortable to use not to heavy when using a a double easily pushed inside and outside - Strengths:
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4.63/5
- Strengths:
Easy to steer, silent 0 rattle, versatile
- Weaknesses:
Heavier than usual prams
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I love this pram. So great that now I have it I won’t have to buy another for the next baby. This pram is a perfect all rounder. It’s great in shops as it steers well, better than most, you can get through most tight aisles. It’s is also amazing for being out and about. I never worry about taking this pram anywhere with me. My son loves it! - Strengths:
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3.88/5
- Strengths:
Really grows with your family
- Weaknesses:
Heavy
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I used this for many years with multiple options. Toddler on top, baby underneath in bassinet, and then toddler and toddler underneath. Finally, as a pushchair with one child in. It was a great pushchair. Pregnant again many years later and regretting not having this pushchair still!! Expensive but worth it. - Strengths:
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2.75/5
- Strengths:
Steering
- Weaknesses:
The weight
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
This pushchair is lovely to use if going on walks as its very easy to push over most terrains, however it's very heavy when using both seats, quite long and doesn't fold down if additional seat is on the bottom. - Strengths:
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5.00/5
- Strengths:
Lightweight
- Weaknesses:
Tyres
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
This is the best double I've ever had lightweight and easy to steer, great for a taller person my husband is 6"4 and uses it with no strain on his back. Comfortable for both baby and toddler and extremely safe breaks and straps for around the child - Strengths:
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4.63/5
- Strengths:
Main seat is huge
- Weaknesses:
Basket size in double mode
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I tried a lot of double prams before settling on this most double prams are very hard and heavy to push whereas this is a breeze to push, the second seat is huge so should last us quite a while! - Strengths:
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2.50/5
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
The buggy in general is lovely but i dont like a 3 wheeler pram.
The buggy would be good if it was 3 wheel..steering is easy and it's glides -
4.00/5
- Strengths:
Robust, can be used for two, good off road.
- Weaknesses:
Heavy, no storage when two children on board.
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I have a love hate relationship with the Phil and Teds Navigator. I love how easy it is to convert from a single to a double. The lower seat just clicks on and takes up no extra space when the pushchair is folded so easy to keep in the car if you don't need a double every day.
The main seat is massive and has a weight limit of 25kg. It will easily last until your child no longer needs a pushchair and can be used for long days out for an older child.
The harness is adjustable and the seat has a strap recline. The sides of the pushchair unzip to make a fully lie flat mode and this also gives you the option to put the toddler seat on top if you have a newborn. The only issue with this is that my children can undo the zips and if you have a child underneath they will get squashed if they fully unzip them.
The basket is large when used in single mode but i find my shopping falls out the back. Id like to see an adjustable back panel to stop this.
I hate the hood on the navigator, as its designed to be a double and have a newborn underneath there is a big open space on the back of the pushchair. Although you get a mesh panel and raincover for this bit its fiddly to attach and not overly useful. A zip on back would be better for when you dont have a newborn in the main seat.
You can use the toddler seat to make a parent facing option in single mode. I have never ised it this way but its a nice feature if you want that option.
The navigator pushes lovely in single and double mode. Ive ised it on rough terrain and it copes very well. As it has a hand break you can also use it for jogging. The autostop break is my favourite feature. Although it takes a little bit to get used too its a really fantastic saftey device. There is a clip attached to a wrist strap too so if you dont want to holdthe bar shut you can use the clip and if you lose control of the pushchair the wrist strap will undo the clip and apply the break.
The double seat is big wnough for a toddler but there is not much space and i find it quite hard to het my son in and out. I had an older phil and teds model and there seems to be much less space between the main seat and double seat in this model. There is also no storage space when the double seat is on although you can buy panier bags at an aditional cost. The double seat reclines which is nice as the younger child will normally be in this seat but it doesnt come with a hood (you can purchase one separately)
I find the navigator very heavy when folded. It takes a fair bit of effort to put it in the car! Although the frame is sturdy and robust and is taking a fair weight with two children in.
Overall i would recomend this pushchair. Its slim line for the shops and a quick option converting from single to double. If the hood was better and there was a little more atorage in double mode it would be fantastic! - Strengths:
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5.00/5
- Strengths:
Everything is perfect.
- Weaknesses:
Don't have any.
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
Used this for 3 years and it's perfect we had the twin pack and used it all the time perfect from toddlers love it and will happily buy again. - Strengths:
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3.38/5
- Strengths:
Steady and sturdy
- Weaknesses:
Heavy and not much space for newborn
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I use this double for a two year old and a newborn. It pushes and glides perfectly but it's not much space for the newborn and cocoon when the underneath seat is used on top. I wish I had tried that out before buying it. Other than that I really enjoy using this pushchair and my toddler likes it too. - Strengths:
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3.88/5
- Strengths:
Very robust
- Weaknesses:
Not much space
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I returned this sadly it wasn't for me I kept kicking the bottom seat not a lot of room for the child or shopping also the child can't see so gets annoyed. It's OK for a quick trip somewhere but not for everyday. - Strengths:
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4.38/5
- Strengths:
Fantastic size seats!
- Weaknesses:
Pumped wheels
- Easy to steer
- Value for money
- Easy to fold
- Built to last
I absolutely love my Phil and teds
I have it as a double but currently using as a single with a very tall 18 month old
The seat sizing is absolutely fantastic my son is very tall and he fits in both seats great . Very very sturdy pushchair and easy to push its glides as you push!
Only weakness is the wheels are air filled and I worry they might pop I shall be filling them personally. Also its a little heavy but personally I prefer a heavier pushchair :) - Strengths:
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Description
Phil & Ted's Navigator Stroller is an all-terrain stroller that converts into a double inline stroller.
This stroller has many options and can be used for one child, two newborns, newborn and a toddler, two toddlers or three kids with an addition of a stroller board.
It can be converted into a travel system or a pram by adding a bassinet. It comes equipped with 26 riding options, and will grow with your family.
Features:
- AUTO STOP feature. If you let go of the handle bar, it stops!
- Available double kit that features rear facing compatibility so your child can face you
- 12″ air-filled all-terrain tires to provide the smoothest ride.
- Ideal for long walks at the park, off road adventures
- Narrow frame of only 23″ to easily zip through the city
- Comes with accessories like bassinet, cup holder, second seat, stroller board, baby carrycot and a snack tray.