No need to buy a whole new double stroller, click in the kit and you are ready to grow – and go!

Use the first stage for your newborn. Move it up to stage two and an upright and recline for a toddler. For the third stage you can add a doubles

Phil and Teds Classic

kit so you can use the flat position for a newborn and a sit up for your toddler. Stage four allows you to use the doubles kit to make room for two toddlers

Features of this Phil and Teds Classic are an innovative style at a great price!

Ergonomic, 2 position adjustable handle

Removable wheels Lockable swivel front wheel

Full seat recline lays flat 3 position seat recline Sun canopy

Underseat storage

Flat fold

Removable rear mud guards for tires 5-point safety harness

Air filled tires for smooth ride

Washable and waterproof fabric

Easily attach the doubles kit to convert into a double stroller (sold separately) Specifications: Frame: Powder coated steel

Stroller Weight: 24 lbs Width: 24″ Folded Dimensions w/out wheels: 30 x 20 x 9″

Front Seat Max Weight: 55 lbs Doubles Seat Max Weight: 33 lbs

Note: Doubles kit sold separately.

Phil and Ted's Dash

As you would expect from a Phil and Teds Stroller, the Dash is a good choice for parents with active lifestyles. Features include all the great benefits you would expect plus the intelligent handle with hand brake, ezy fold mechanism for quick and seamless folding and an easy to clean plastic foot well.

The Dash has a multi positional active seat™ to provide unlimited options. It angles from upright to totally lie-flat newborn position.

Weighs 23 lbs. Suitable from newborn up to 4 years. Single position up to 55lbs; single & toddler position( doubles kit sold separately) 88lbs (33lbs in rear).

Dimensions: width, 24″; folded, 30″ x 20″ x 9″ (wheels off).

Accessories available including the very useful ability to buy a doubles kit making it suitable for not just your first child, but the second as it will last easily because of its quality construction.
I’ve put a copy of one of the reviews here which I haven’t changed, good or bad!
By     J. M. Elbers

We love to travel and did not want this to become a huge issue so we decided to purchase the P&T’s stroller. It collapses in seconds. My honey wanted a jogger and another stroller for an urban setting. I wanted something that would do both, because I did not want to go through the expense of purchasing two strollers and having to decide when to take which stroller, etc. The only minus is that when lowering the seat for a sleeping child, the pulls for the zipper can easily break so you have to remember to lower it prior to putting the child in it, raise the child slightly so the fabric is loose, or not to lower it. Ours broke and this section was easily exchanged at no cost with no questions asked.

All terrain pushchairs come with 3 wheels with pneumatic tyres that are designed to cope with all kinds of terrains as well as pavements.  Although a relatively new concept, they are roughly based on a mountain bike. They use chunky tyres with added suspension to the chair frame to provide more comfort for the child and to provide better manageability across rough and/or bumpy terrains.

You don’t need this type of stroller unless you regularly intend to walk with your child along the beach or muddy country tracks etc.

Instep Jogging Stroller

You may also find all terrain strollers lighter and easier to use if you intend to jog while pushing a stroller, but all terrain pushchairs are not fundamentally jogging strollers. For instance, one difference you will see is the size of the tyres, jogging strollers tend can have up to 20inch wheels that the Phil and Teds Strollers do not have! As an example, see the Instep Jogging Stroller that has 16inch wheels and a very light and manageable frame.

Customising your stroller is actually quite a fun thing to do and there are several ways you can do this. Buy or recover a sun parasol in some snazzy fabric and decorate it how you please, but do be careful if there are any loose bits that baby can’t get hold of them. You can also put those wonderful LCD lights in the wheels so you can be seen more easily if you are often out in the dark. If you are really artistic, jazz up the covers with some waterproof (you may be out in the rain!) paints.

A great way to make your stroller individual is to have a customised name plate for it! Not well known, but for around $12 you can choose from several designs or send your own image in. Just add the name and this little 3 x 9 reflective badge will make your stroller stand out from the rest! There are others on the market for a lot more ($40 plus), but you can get the cheaper versions on Ebay.

I’m sure there are plenty more things you can think of to decorate your stroller, but do keep in mind how the buggy functions and safety as they must be your primary concern. I look forward to seeing a few Phil and Teds strollers out there with personalities of their own rather than them just being a fashion accessory!