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Phil & Teds Strollers

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 03/22/2011 - 13:02
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phil&teds Promenade

Reviewed January 2013
phil&teds Promenade
*Est. $850
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Pros:
  • Can convert from single to double stroller
  • Lots of storage
  • Extremely maneuverable
Cons:
  • Very heavy, with a bulky fold
  • Not good for public transport
  • Some accessories aren't included
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Phil&teds Smart Buggy

Reviewed November 2012
Phil&teds Smart Buggy
*Est. $250
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Pros:
  • Can accommodate newborns with car seat/carrycot
  • Seat is reversible
  • Large, UV-blocking canopy
Cons:
  • Most accessories sold separately
  • Heavy for an umbrella stroller
  • Handles not adjustable
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Phil&Teds Vibe with Doubles Kit

Reviewed January 2011
phil&teds Vibe with Doubles Kit
*Est. $660
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Pros:
  • Eye-catching design
  • Narrow frame
  • Smooth ride
Cons:
  • Bulky when folded
  • Tires wear out quickly
  • Expensive
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phil&teds Explorer

Reviewed October 2010
phil&teds Explorer
*Est. $480
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Pros:
  • Compact size
  • Versatility
  • Maneuverable on all terrain
  • Washable seat liner
  • Fits short or tall parents and kids
Cons:
  • Cost of stroller and extra accessories
  • Bottom basket can't be used for storage with second rider in rear
  • Second seat doesn't recline
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phil&teds Sport

Reviewed July 2010
phil&teds Sport Buggy
*Est. $450
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Pros:
  • Adjustable handlebars
  • Quick-release wheels
  • Optional double seat
  • Durable
Cons:
  • Heavy and bulky
  • Hard-to-adjust straps
  • Unimpressive recline mechanism
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