iCandy - Peach Twin Pushchair (2020 model)

I’ve tried the bugaboo, and then 3 of the stackable ones. The bugaboo is nice because you can see both and it’s not much wider than the others but it manages to do that by keeping seats and carrycots incredibly narrow. The others go like this in terms of advantages - gazelle: both seats are the same weight limit - uppababy: one handed detachment of carrycots and a huge basket - icandy: you can see both babies in their carrycots at once (it has way more flexibility in adapters eg see the picture for one option that’s not available on the others afaik) [icandy stackable visible option](https://www.babybabyonline.co.uk/pushchairs-prams-c3/shop-by-type-c26/twins-tandems-c386/icandy-peach-twin-pushchair-dark-grey-twill-phantom-p7060)

Don’t get a stacked one. I got the I candy double and it’s too heavy as a double. Got the double Baby jogger— absolutely best decision. 21 month gap exactly

Also have the iCandy Peach. Works for us. It’s quite bulky but it’s good off road and very easy to collapse down

We’ve actually got an iCandy Peach, but none taken 😆 They’re all great, really don’t think you can go far wrong with any of them. Biggest consideration for me is storage, work out where it’s going to go when you’re not using it and make sure it fits. If you’re going to collapse it all the time at home make sure that’s an easy enough process, ideally one you could do one handed, as you’ll never have both hands free ever again! Good luck!

Also have the iCandy Peach. We got it in the double configuration and it’s great. Smooth on rough terrain and you don’t need to push too hard. Very bulky though.

UK here, we’ve got a 17 month age gap and we’ve used our double pram almost every day since baby arrived 8 months ago! Originally we had an icandy peach but I HATED it. So clunky, so temperamental on uneven surfaces. Saw a Mountain Buggy Duet on FB marketplace, omg this thing is amazing 😂 literally pushes over every terrain, it’s also fairly compact and never had an issue with the width. It doesn’t fold up the smallest but it fits in the boot of my Ford Focus. Would highly recommend!

we got a joie one, after being gifted an iCandy. the iCandy peach it think it was it able to do a lot of things but is very bulky. our preferred one is the joie pram - sorry i cant remember the name but its a common high street one. its lightweight, but it is also suitable for hand luggage on planes. a strange comment, but we found it folds up well, and sits in a car footwell rather than taking up the entire boot - storage space in an estate car was very tight with the iCandy

We wanted an all terrain, so we looked at iCandy Peach, Bugaboo Fox, Silver Cross Reef, and the Uppababy Vista V3 at our JL appointment. I also wanted to look at the out and about nipper, but decided that I wanted a parent facing option for longer than the nipper could give me. I was dead set on the Bugaboo Fox, but then I trapped my finger as I tried putting it down and it completely put me off - I blame the hormones lol. The Silver Cross I found really heavy and awkward to manoeuvre up (like up a curb). The iCandy wasn't as nimble as the others, although like the Fox, we were interested in only having to have the one seat as it does both bassinet and upright seat in one. But in the end we went with the Uppababy Vista V3. We took it out for a test drive with the dog too once it arrived, and he's fine with it, it moves easily with one hand even on bumpy ground and overall is just what we wanted. If the Bugaboo dragonfly had bigger wheels and better suspension though, I'd go with that one. The folding action is just *chef's kiss* impeccable. It just unfortunately wouldn't suit anything other than a tarmacked city and we definitely don't live in one of those. ETA: we got our Axkid Spinkid 2 separately. It's got a very high safety rating and should last rear facing for up to 4 years old depending on if the kid gets my husband's height or mine. It's not an infant carrier as we didn't think we would use one. Our trips are usually longer than the recommended time to keep them in there, and I think we will just baby wear or use the pram where required instead.

iCandy Peach has adapters. That's what we're using. 

I love our icandy - I know it’s pricey but honestly, it’s so versatile and the way it handles is so smooth. That honestly sounds ridiculous until you have a baby and then having smooth turns is great. But in all honesty, we loved that you could get a bundle option so we got the bassinet, the car seat, the toddler one and it will take two children so if we did decide to expand the family we could do that. Loved how stylish it looked, came with a coffee cup holder, umbrella, cover. Brilliant. But expensive.