Out'n'About

Nipper Sport Double V5

Out'n'About Nipper Sport Double V5

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Last updated: Aug 25, 2026

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Reddit Iconajame5
10 months ago

I love our Out and About Nipper Sport. British designed, really well engineered bit of kit. Easily comfortable for a sub 20 pace.

Reddit IconMiddleAgedDread123
10 months ago

fastest "dad" at our parkrun last week was 20min with a double buggy so I reckon you actually need another child too! ;) seriously though, Out n About nipper sport is great.

Reddit Iconthickasabrick89
10 months ago

We started off with a second hand Uppababy Vista for £50 then as soon as she was 6 months went for an Out N About Nipper Sport. Perfect for buggy running, went all over the Lake District including the Buttermere circular, fabulous on the beach while we saw so many people struggling with their tiny wheeled prams. My daughter is nearly 4 now so stopped using it before aged 3 as we forced her to walk everywhere🤣 but that pram met our lifestyle needs completely. Edit: all 3 wheels come off so will fit in your boot easily

Reddit IconFlorence301
4 months ago

Honestly I would just use the money to get an OutNabout double stroller. You can get either a newborn insert or a newborn part for it whichever suits your budget. I love mine as its so easy to control and push. In saying that I am still also using the uppababy vista as my youngest doesn't like to be facing away from me he completely freaks out. My toddler is also a big lad and the OutNabout is perfect for him so much room and cosy. I can't lift the uppababy up on curbs as he's to heavy so we're constantly looking for flat ground. As soon as my youngest feels happy facing away from me I'll be using my OutNabout all the time :) I know I just gave a load of pros and cons but maybe you'll relate in a few months. I have 19 months between mine.

Reddit Iconhippyburger
4 months ago

I have both! These are my third and fourth kids so I knew exactly what I wanted haha. I have a front/back one mainly for the school run or short trips out which is exclusively for the cat seat attachments. No way I was hauling babies in and out of car seats into bassinets three times a day. My favourite is my side by side running/hiking pram with bassinet attachments though. I much prefer this, and it’s designed to fit through a standard door so it’s not too much of an issue. In 5 months there’s only been a couple of places it didn’t fit. I’m guessing you are in the US but for any Uk based I would recommend the out n about double so highly! I’ve used the single and double (with my two other kids and now the twins) for years and it’s amazing.

Reddit IconImpossible-Berry-194
10 months ago

I have an out n about double nipper, it’s definitely the best for country walks, I live in a town and love using it day to day too. The seats are nice and big too. However I didn’t really use my double until my youngest was about 6 months as I found it easier to use a sling and a single.

10 months ago

Yep, but due to it being three wheels if you go up a curb or similar it can feel a little off balance.

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