Review on Compact and Lightweight Mountain Buggy Nano Duo Buggy, Black: Perfect for Two by Monica Thomas

I was having a serious affair with my first Mountain Buggy Nano (single) so when I had another child and needed a stroller for twins I wanted this stroller! Fast forward to get it (after getting over the high price and everything) and I'm disappointed as hell! Cons (ranked by severity): - Difficult to implement. It is so inconvenient and difficult to open that I had to ask my husband for help. Not because it's difficult, but because you need three hands because it's very narrow and difficult. With all that, it's also a tricky crease for new people (like grandparents, nannies, husbands, etc.). The seat back is too short. Look at the photo of my almost 3 year old child and notice that his head is NOT supported by the backrest. it's more hanging in the power pack, and when I actually recline the seat, there's no room for my head. - Brothers and sisters are badly separated. It doesn't seem like a huge problem, but with two boys so close in age (2 years apart) it could turn a nice trip into WWIII-Heavy. I know it's so light compared to the MB Duet (I also have a Duet) but it's not the lightest compared to other dual umbrellas (we ended up going with the Zoe XL2 lighter). We ended up returning this stroller and went with ZOE XL2. Again I sooooo wanted to love this stroller but after having a hard time unpacking it I couldn't imagine liking it :(. I was also disappointed that it didn't come with a travel cover like Single Nano: The Kit It also didn't include a child seat belt (must be purchased separately) that the single Nano had.