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Care instructions explain how to inflate and look after the tyres, and you’ll also find safety warnings and contact details for customer support. The instructions are straightforward to navigate, with step-by-step photos showing you how to set up and use your pram. Unfortunately you won’t find a rain cover inside (more on that below), which is one of the main downsides to this buggy and one that may be a deal-breaker for some parents.Īlthough the seats are suitable for newborns when in the lie-flat position, if you want any extra support for your baby then you’ll also need to purchase the newborn carrycot or cocoon separately. The Duet comes with a frame, two seats, two sunshades, four wheels, a storage basket, a bumper bar and a bottle holder.

It took our tester, mum of two Liz, just a few minutes to attach the wheels to the chassis, and to clip on the individual sunshades and bumper bar.Īssembly time will be longer if you plan to attach adaptors and accessories, such as a carrycot or car seat. You’ll need a bicycle pump to inflate the tyres, but the buggy is simple to assemble. It’s available to buy from the Mountain Buggy website, John Lewis, Amazon and other smaller outlets, and extras include a cocoon, carrycot, rain cover, sunshade and replacement wheels. The Mountain Buggy Duet V3.2 is the latest update on the Duet, a side-by-side double buggy that can initially be bought as a single to later grow with your family. What is the Mountain Buggy Duet V3.2 like to purchase and assemble?

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