Advantages: Truly all terrain, well built, light, comfy Disadvantages: None
I wanted a buggy that would stand up to walking regular long walks in the New Forest with my two dogs. This buggy surpassed itself, it is truly all terrain and has even been on mountain walks in Snowdonia! It easily goes over tree roots, gravel, through shallow streams, across heather, through mud, along a shingly beach & more and because it is like a hammock - comfy for my daughter. The tyres are puncture proof and are quick release. I just jet wash it down when I get home and its as good as new. The covers come off & are machine washable too. My daughter has been in this pram since she was a newborn - I used a sheepskin liner and strap covers and she was snug as a bug in a rug - especially in the cosy toes in the winter, she is now 3 and we don't use it as much as she wants to walk everywhere - but it can be used up until 4 years old ...
Advantages: Suitable for five years, easy and comfortable to push Disadvantages: Bulky, heavy to lift
The double Mountain Buggy is arguably the best double side-by-side buggy on the market. It is suitable from birth right up until four or five years of age. If you want your newborn(s) to lie flat, you can replace one or both of the seats, either with one or two single carrycots, or, if you have twins, with one big twin carrycot. You can even fit three newborns into the big twin carrycot if you have triplets and don't want to use a triple buggy straight away.
The buggy is very easy to push and manoeuvre as it has pneumatic tyres - though the downside of this is that you need to have a pump for them and also a puncture repair kit or spare inner tube in case you get a puncture. Although the front wheels are fixed, it is still easy to steer, by lifting the front wheels in the air and turning it on the back wheels. The swivel ...
Advantages: Leaves skin soft and moisturised Disadvantages: the 200ml tub should be available in tube form
prefer the tube as it is less messy and all you do is squeeze and you have it. With the tub you have to dip your hand in and if you have acrylic nails or even long nails it does tend to go under them thus being abit messy.
Price
A 75ml tube of this Nivea product is usually ranges from £2.75 to £3.50. If you find it nearer the lower end you've got a bargain but £3.50 is abit excessive for a 75ml tube, I'd say. The 200ml tub can range between £4.20 to £4.75. This is a better value of course but its more mess in my eyes when using moisturiser from a tub.
Thoughts
This moisturiser leaves your skin feeling soft and refreshed. It is a nice product to use and smells good too. The only thing I can is that it could be slightly lower priced and there should be a 200ml tube rather than the tub. Other than that I love the product. ...
