Phil and Teds E3 V2 Reviews and Specifications
E3 V2 2006 |  Sand |
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| Manufacturers description |
| Not only does the e3 boast a 4 position main seat, which adjusts from totally flat newborn to upright toddler. It also employs a unique, patented 'click' to double system, allowing a family to upgrade to a double buggy at any time.
This makes the e3 a one of a kind innovation in the world of all terrain strollers - an in-line double buggy. You really can get out and about with two toddlers and its just a 'click' to convert to the baby + toddler position. Stage 1: newborn Stage 2: toddler Stage 3: baby + toddler Stage 4 : 2 toddlers Key Features
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| Suitability | ||
| This pram is suitable | From birth | |
| Dimensions | ||
| Weight | 11 kg | 24.2 lbs |
| Seat | ||
| Seat capacity | 25 kg | 55.0 lbs |
| Can direction of seat be reversed? | No | |
| Wheels | ||
| Number of Wheels that Swivel | 1 | |
| Handle | ||
| Handle height adjustable? | Yes | |
| Handle reversible? | No | |
| Toddler seat | ||
| Toddler Seat Option? | Available | |
| Bassinet | ||
| Bassinet | Not available | |
Reader Reviews
This is my review..
Reviewed by: Julia from Australia, Jan 20, 2008General Review
bulky, heavy when taking in or out of storage.Pros
- lies completely flat - perfect for newborn.-large shopping basket, also the design allows to put longer items in without tripping my over..eg-umbrella..
- great range of colours, we loved bright colours.
-foam handle bar grip
-narrow
Cons
- from newborn, my son was very uncomfortable with the wide 5 point harness..- canvas pram lining not comfortable. When we installed sheep skin, it was much better for my son.
- not easy to convert from lying down position to sitting up position..as buckles, zippers need to be done, which requires 2 hands, and removing baby from pram..especially hard since my son couldn't sit/stand by himself to let me adjust it
-wheels constantly need to be pumped otherwise steering is harder and harder to push. This pram doesn't come with one
-sometimes the front wheels lock for some mysterious reason, and it can't steer left or right..which results in me dragging the pram to the side of the footpath, take OFF the front wheel and re-adjust..BLOOD PRESSURE BOILS at this point..
- heavy to lift when folded..as the front wheel swings out, and difficult to pack or lift out of boot.
Great pram
Reviewed by: Natalie from ACT, Jun 23, 2007General Review
I was anti Phil & Ted's until I did a lot of research and found it was the only pram that met MY requirments, so I sucked up my pride and got one. I am now a convert and love my P&T, it does however have a few flaws.One thing is in my opinion the pannier bags are an absolute MUST - they hold so much, I can do a good supermarket shop using them.
Pros
Easy steeringEasy to convert from newborn/toddler to toddler/toddler (I've done this one-handed whilst breastfeeding)
Narrow design fits through most checkouts
Cons
Lack of storage (overcome with pannier bags and hangbag)Clasps on harness - completely useless - my 2yo pops them and off she goes...
Breastplate on harness is way too big
Soft front V means when 2yo in front seat (in toddler/toddler mode) puts her feet down it presses on the fabric which in turn presses on the wheel which causes me to stop abruptly or head off in another direction
Baby's head lolls forward when asleep in toddler seat in toddler/toddler mode - no recline