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Kiwidad

KiwidadAuckland

Not fit for purpose

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JillianLeigh

JillianLeighCANBERRA

  • 6 reviews

Great pram with some limitations

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Very versatile pram.

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Excellent versatility

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We bought this pram when we were expecting our second child and our eldest was 4 years. When our baby outgrew the cocoon (which did not take long) he loved riding in the front and my daughter loves the back! Even with a now 5 year old and a 15 month old, the MB + one still carries the weight perfectly and the manoeuvrability is excellent. This is a tough pram designed to last. We love it.
Takes a lot of weight,easy to clean, great versatility.
Heavy.

Disappointing

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Despite loving the MB brand, I am nothing but disappointed in the +one model. No ventilation for baby in the rear compartment and beyond 10 weeks in my instance, the pram can only be used for my 18 month old in the front seat (as bub 2 is too long for the rear). Resorting to my original MB urban jungle so baby can recline but this makes taking two under 19months an impossible task...will be great when both can sit up and use the toddler seats but useless in between.
Compact in boot; sturdy, good steering control
Functionality lacking; poor ventilation

Just ok

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My kids are 17 mth apart so both needed to be in a pram. It was good for the first 10 weeks with bub in the back toddler sitting up the front. But since then it has been un usable as a double and that has been 10 mths ! I use it as a single when my eldest is in day care but I ended up using a baby jogger city mini side by side. My son is one year old so still falls asleep in the pram most times when we are out and as a double this has NO RECLiNE which makes it un usable. I have kept it to use maybe in the future but am thinking of selling it.
Seems Comfortable. Easy steer. Good under basket.
NO RECLINE as a double

Good for a limited time - depending on length of baby

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Mum to be
Mum to be

Double prams must carry two regardless of the age difference allowing both to sleep must be safe and comfortable

kst082

kst082AU

  • 3 reviews

Better suited to 2 toddlers

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Meagsta

MeagstaSYDNEY

Finally, a pram that suits my needs!!

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Lovetoresearch

LovetoresearchAU

  • 5 reviews
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A good double pram option

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princessgg

princessggNSW, 2560

  • 27 reviews
  • 7 likes
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The mark has been missed again!!!

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Mum to be
Mum to be

Haven't seen anything like this wow

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mt buggy +one is the pram to be seen with if you have had your children close together it weighs 13.5kg it holds up to 20kgs and both your children are on the same level so you dont have one child that is always looking out the sides from the back of the pram it will take you right thru till your child is 6yrs old you can use it as a one seater or a two seater it has a light weight aluminum frame and swivel wheels all the functions you would have in a single three wheeler but with the extra bonus of being able to carry both your children and so easy to fold adjustable handle and a bottle holder in the seat fabric for mums water bottle
versatility
only comes in one colour (black)

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Questions & Answers

Kate

Kateasked

I have a very tall 2 1/2 year old and 6 month old and thinking of purchasing mountain buggy plus one. I have found double prams in the past hard to push, heavy and un usable. The reviews seem good and I want to attach a free rider for my toddler. Are there any negatives to this and is this best option?

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B.Pierce
B.Pierce

Hi Kate,

The one thing I love about the MB +1 is its maneuverability. The swivel wheel at the front make it a breeze to negotiate in shopping centers etc. I also go jogging with the pram and I can negotiate our busy seafront promenade using one hand while running.
I am aware that MB have released a new MB +1...apparently the front footrest is adjustable so that would help if your younger child is tall.
My boy will be 3 yrs old in Jan and he sits in the back comfortably, he is 98 cm....
I don't know what the changes have been made ( if any) to the back section of the new MB. I would suggest trying to check one out if it was handy for you.
Good luck!

B.Pierce
B.Pierce

Hi Kate,

Apologies, there was a typo in my response. My boy is 94 cms.
Also, I don't have a free rider so I can't comment on this.
Cheers

Olives Mum
Olives Mum

I find it very cramped for my 3 year old and he's small. But my youngest is now one and could possibly go in the back now. I love the size of the pram and the way it manoeuvres, but now my son is 3 he prefers to walk most of the time. I wish I had my swift again.

Bridgeym

Bridgeymasked

Hi I'm trying to decide what pram to buy, I have the urban jungle and love it but bubs number two is due end of nov and my first will be 4 end of dec he won't be in the pram much but we are often out so Id like the option of being able to put him in. Any thoughts on the plus 1 for a 4yr old and new born? Keeping in mind it's going to be summer time aswell

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Jacqui C
Jacqui C

Hiya, I think it will be ok while the baby is under 6 months, then you will find the baby is too big and gets too hot for the cocoon and although the rear seat can lie down, they constantly kick at the toddler seat in the front, but by this time your 4 yr old may no longer want to ride in the pram. Ever thought of just getting a front carrier and keeping your existing pram for the older one?
cheers

B.Pierce
B.Pierce

Hi,
Obviously when your new baby arrives the little one would go in the back and your boy in the front seat. My boy is 2 and a half and had his knees bent fully in the front seat as the footrest is not adjustable. He now sits in the backseat and is fairly snug....my point being that my son is half the age of your boy so I would be concerned about space. If there is anyway you can physically check out the pram with your child in all configurations I would highly recommend it.
Good luck! Babs

Olives Mum
Olives Mum

I don't think it will be good for a 4 year old. It's ok when big boy is in the front but when bubba has to migrate to the front which is way too early because they're too small and you have to carry them in a sling and push the pram for 3 months. I have a 2.5 yr old and it's squishy with no leg room and it's way too hot for bubba in the back.

Candice

Candiceasked

Are you meant to use the main seat positioning bar in two toddler mode or should i just put the two clips (that you'd use to clip the main seat onto the positioning bar) around the frame at the sides? I have noticed that without the positioning bar there is much more recline for the front passenger if I adjust the clips all way out and thread them around the frame but is this ok to do?

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Tigger
Tigger

Totally agree with your options and works great like that four two toddler mode. The bar was best at the end of the baby mode when they were getting long.

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