We bought the Urban Jungle a few years ago and loved the product. So when we were expecting baby number two we decided to go with a +one. We weren't keen on anything too wide and this one's frame was nearly the same size as our existing pram so it seemed like an easy decision. Unfortunately, with a toddler/newborn configuration this pram is very difficult to push and steer. In my opinion it also seems very unstable, when the toddler is in the pram (heavier weight at the front). Quite disappointed in our purchase.

We bought this for our firstborn (now 5 months) with the idea that if we have a second baby then we are prepared. We like how it handles and can go anywhere. We use it out and about shopping, taking the bus and on a gravel walkway most days. The sun shade that flips down is a great feature, it blocks the wind and insects too. We use the storage tray a lot and are amazed at how much grocery shopping we can squish in there. Handy double pockets at the bottom for pram clips, keys, sunglasses etc. Seems very comfortable for baby too.

We keep a cloth over the sunshade when out as the sunshade does not really protect baby from the sun's glare. Also we get frustrated with the flap at the back blowing open in the wind and having mesh that allows sun to come down on baby's head. It would be great if Mountain Buggy put velcro or a zip function to keep that part closed and got rid of the mesh and just made the back flap all canvas. We understand that the flap is open to allow easy access to a younger baby in the back, but it's a real pain and I've considered sewing on velcro so we have the option to close it. As it is, I use pegs and pram clips to keep it closed.

I would still choose the +one if we had to choose again.

We bought this for our firstborn (now 5 months) with the idea that if we have a second baby then we are prepared. We like how it handles and can go anywhere. We use it out and about shopping, taking the bus and on a gravel walkway most days. The sun shade that flips down is a great feature, it blocks the wind and insects too. We use the storage tray a lot and are amazed at how much grocery shopping we can squish in there. Handy double pockets at the bottom for pram clips, keys, sunglasses etc. Seems very comfortable for baby too.We keep a cloth over the sunshade when out as the sunshade does not really protect baby from the sun's glare. Also we get frustrated with the flap at the back blowing open in the wind and having mesh that allows sun to come down on baby's head. It would be great if Mountain Buggy put velcro or a zip function to keep that part closed and got rid of the mesh and just made the back flap all canvas. We understand that the flap is open to allow easy access to a younger baby in the back, but it's a real pain and I've considered sewing on velcro so we have the option to close it. As it is, I use pegs and pram clips to keep it closed.I would still choose the +one if we had to choose again.

Absolutely LOVE our Mountain Buggy +one! While I still love carrying Lily in our Juno (which I thrashed when Baxter was smaller) it is so nice to be able to have both kids in the one pram and not be side by side to annoy each other (I say this now, haha).

By the time we got ours, Lily was too big for the newborn mattress which I was a little bit gutted about but overall, we love it. I find the front seat doesn't recline as much as I would like but overall, we love it so far!

I am not the best at following instructions (haha) but managed to assemble it by myself (go me).

We have it in marine and its a nice bright and fresh colour compared with our older UJ nautical. I am looking forward to going on walks with both kids in the near future.

Would highly recommend if you're not wanting to go with the Duet but want a pram that will work for two kids.

Absolutely LOVE our Mountain Buggy +one! While I still love carrying Lily in our Juno (which I thrashed when Baxter was smaller) it is so nice to be able to have both kids in the one pram and not be side by side to annoy each other (I say this now, haha).By the time we got ours, Lily was too big for the newborn mattress which I was a little bit gutted about but overall, we love it. I find the front seat doesn't recline as much as I would like but overall, we love it so far!I am not the best at following instructions (haha) but managed to assemble it by myself (go me).We have it in marine and its a nice bright and fresh colour compared with our older UJ nautical. I am looking forward to going on walks with both kids in the near future.Would highly recommend if you're not wanting to go with the Duet but want a pram that will work for two kids.

Just brought the plusone today and it's amazing expect as I was gonna put my son in the front seat the buckle arrow as turned and I lightly pushed it and didn't push and turn so don't know what happen there would love to get it sorted . Here is a photo . Won't even buckle now . Other than the buckle I love do wish there was a sun visor for the first seat though :)

I have the plus1 in marine. It is 8 months old and stored inside I use it everyday and am happy with the features and driving of the buggy but I can't believe how much the fabric has faded I wish mountain buggy would use the fabric from the terrain on all the other ranges as the people I know that went with this option have not had the fading issue it seems to be a more withstanding fabric. for the price of the plus1 I am disappointed that it looks years old already

I had the older model of the +one and was so excited to have the chance to try the new one! I was disappointed to find that a couple of the changes made between the two models are worse rather than better. The sun shade set up seems very cheaply made. It's floppy and doesn't give the back seat much coverage at all. I like the new buckles. The four separate buckles really secure a wiggly toddler. But I prefered the way the old buckles adjusted to shoulder height by twisting and sliding rather than buckling into the three positions behind the seat cousin. One improvement that has made a big difference in my opinion is the way it folds and locks into position. It's so easy! I love that. My biggest complaint is the position of the seats. They are seriously reclined! My kids are practically laying down instead of sitting in this stroller. This is the exact opposite problem I had with my old +one, which didn't allow them to recline at all. I hope the next model will find a happy medium, maybe some adjustability. I would actually encourage a friend to buy the old model over this one if she asked. For context, I have an almost-two-year-old who sits in the front seat and an almost-four-year-old who sits in the back seat. I use the stroller for running up to 6 miles at a time as well as things like the zoo or the mall. This is the fourth jogging stroller I've owned.

It's a great buggy. Really smooth, versatile and easy to use. A little big for the boot of certain hatchbacks we've tried to get it in and not ideal for navigating some of London's smaller shops and coffee bars but I still wouldn't swap it for another buggy.

We have the 2011 version. We call it the batmobile as it morphs into whatever you want, and it's black. We had two kids, two years apart and this has been absolutely perfect. Good on all terrains, doesn't tramline, comfortable for the kids. Only problems for us is the rear foot brake system and collapsed size. Sometimes it is near impossible to unbrake it as seems to bind or something. If Mountain Buggy has a retrofit fix for this I'd be really keen to know about it. The collapsed size, well I'm probably asking too much to expect that to be any better.

Extreme fading on hood within 6 weeks! Replacement hood did the same!

The +One stroller is truly a brilliant invention. I like that in the new version back seat reclines, but I wouldn't have Iowered the front seat back height and I don't like the new fabric. But otherwise its perfect!

I like the big wheels that can go through anything and that it can turn into a double stroller, however, I don't like how I would have to take my newborn out of its carseat to put it in the cot if I want to have my toddler sit in the stroller too. It would be a hassle to wake a newborn up to take it out of its car seat and put it in a cold stroller during winter time. Unfortunately because of this I am returning it.

I got this for my daughter with a toddler and new baby and she loves it. So easy to use

After reviewing and searching for the perfect double stroller I found the +one. We are in love with it. Yes is it a bit tippy in the grass with my toddler 30lbs in the back but, on the cement it is just fine. My 30b toddler can lie down in the back when she needs to rest too. It folds smaller than most double strollers, and is fairly light. Thank you for the prefect stroller!

I have the older and the new version. I like the fold down and brake system better on the new one, but the old hood is more user friendly and functional for the kids. The chairs also seem to lean back quite a bit on the newer version without a bar to keep the front seat from leaning into the back seat. The front bar also seems to come off too easily. My one year old can pull it off. Perhaps I am putting it on wrong? Finally, I like the removable seat pads but they are quite warm in hot weather. I do like the storage better.

We've had our mountain buggy for a few years now and haven't had any problems. It's sturdy, easy to push and maneouvre in small spaces and get up and down stairs if necessary.

just came back from 6 weeks traveling Europe and Asia and I loved having this stroller. The large air filled tyres made uneven paths, stairs, snow, and even subway escalators a BREEZE! Our toddler slept well in the reclined position and being able to let out a little bit of air from the tyres made cobblestone roads smooth. Airlines had no trouble taking the stroller at the borading gate and was durable enough to survive more than 12 flights!

I bought this pram for my first baby. It has some great features, in particular it's tyres which are great for off road and longer distances, a generous under pram basket, sturdy construction and it never felt like it would tip.

I was looking at buying the Swift after a recommendation from a friend but a sales person encouraged me to get the urban jungle, given my husband is over 6 foot tall. It was a great bit of advice - my bub is tall and the urban jungle has (and will continue to have) plenty of room for him. When my bub was a newborn, I used the car capsule adaptor and I found that very handy. If I have another child I will be buying a carrycot, as I regretted not having this. I walk a boisterous 25kg dog everyday and I am able to push my urban jungle with one hand and walk a (pulling) dog with the other, with no problems at all - the urban jungle is very light and manoeuvrable. It's very wide though, but that hasn't posed many problems for me and it's a bit of a non-issue really. A couple of times a week my bub also sleeps in his stroller (at the gym crèche) and he is perfectly happy and comfortable doing so. The urban jungle has gotten me through the last 14 months with ease and I'm looking forward to adding a freerider to it very soon (it’s getting hard keeping bub and dog happy at the same time and this addition will certainly help). It's a well-designed stroller that does what you need it to do, every step of the way. The only thing that's really bugged me about it was the foot brake - it's chips pedicures (we live in thongs in summer here is Australia) but MB have added a handle brake now so this won't be an issue for anyone buying a new model.

We bought the Urban Jungle with our first born in 2012, he is 2 years 8 months now and it is still as good as when we got it. Love that it has lasted so long and all the additions you can add to it. We have a newborn and purchased a carrycot and scooter that fits on the frame. Will continue to use this as long as possible! Also, the fabric is easy to wash and has not faded after almost 3 years. It is quite bulky and big so works well if you have a bigger car and like going for walks. Sometimes too big to fit into shops! Highly recommended.

I brought this 2 years ago in the boxing day sale, our little boy is just 1 and the whole handle has split and a little bit of rust is on the wheel frame. Yes we used it on the beach but rinsed with fresh water each time. Don't bank on using it on the beach and having it last :(

I was looking at buying the Swift after a recommendation from a friend but a sales person encouraged me to get the urban jungle, given my husband is over 6 foot tall. It was a great bit of advice - my bub is tall and the urban jungle has (and will continue to have) plenty of room for him. When my bub was a newborn, I used the car capsule adaptor and I found that very handy. If I have another child I will be buying a carrycot, as I regretted not having this. I walk a boisterous 25kg dog everyday and I am able to push my urban jungle with one hand and walk a (pulling) dog with the other, with no problems at all - the urban jungle is very light and manoeuvrable. It's very wide though, but that hasn't posed many problems for me and it's a bit of a non-issue really. A couple of times a week my bub also sleeps in his stroller (at the gym crèche) and he is perfectly happy and comfortable doing so. The urban jungle has gotten me through the last 14 months with ease and I'm looking forward to adding a freerider to it very soon (it's getting hard keeping bub and dog happy at the same time and this addition will certainly help). It's a well-designed stroller that does what you need it to do, every step of the way. The only thing that's really bugged me about it was the foot brake - it's chips pedicures (we live in thongs in summer here is Australia) but MB have added a handle brake now so this won't be an issue for anyone buying a new model.

Easily the best baby product I bought. It has lasted me four and a half years, and is strong as an ox! It is light, manoeuvrable, stylish, and tough. Great product.

I love my Urban Jungle and have used it almost every day since my son was a week old. It is great on the footpath/cycle way, on the bush tracks, and in shopping centers. My son sleeps soundly in this pram when I have him laying flat, and can enjoy looking about when I have him elevated. I would highly recommend this pram

I bought mine over two years ago for two reasons. 1) I wanted a jogger to walk/run. This pram has excellent leg/stride room, no kicking the lower bar. 2) Husband is 6"4 and needed the handle height to raise comfortably for him to use. The adjustable handle is fantastic.

This stroller is so easy to steer and is easy breezy to fold and unfold. It is extremely sturdy and as it is built to last, I know it will be in use for many years to come The quality is second to none and I would eagerly recommend it to anyone who is searching for that perfect stroller!

I was looking at buying the Swift after a recommendation from a friend but a sales person encouraged me to get the urban jungle, given my husband is over 6 foot tall. It was a great bit of advice - my bub is tall and the urban jungle has (and will continue to have) plenty of room for him. When my bub was a newborn, I used the car capsule adaptor and I found that very handy. If I have another child I will be buying a carrycot, as I regretted not having this. I walk a boisterous 25kg dog everyday and I am able to push my urban jungle with one hand and walk a (pulling) dog with the other, with no problems at all - the urban jungle is very light and manoeuvrable. It's very wide though, but that hasn't posed many problems for me and it's a bit of a non-issue really. A couple of times a week my bub also sleeps in his stroller (at the gym crche) and he is perfectly happy and comfortable doing so. The urban jungle has gotten me through the last 14 months with ease and I'm looking forward to adding a freerider to it very soon (its getting hard keeping bub and dog happy at the same time and this addition will certainly help). It's a well-designed stroller that does what you need it to do, every step of the way. The only thing that's really bugged me about it was the foot brake - it's chips pedicures (we live in thongs in summer here is Australia) but MB have added a handle brake now so this won't be an issue for anyone buying a new model.

I bought this stroller right before we had my daughter and it is amazing . We use it everyday for walks around the neighbourhood and trails. I even take it shopping . And it has a high weight limit which I love because we won't need to buy another stroller in the future . My favourite part was the bassinet when she was little so worth it !

I was looking at buying the Swift after a recommendation from a friend but a sales person encouraged me to get the urban jungle, given my husband is over 6 foot tall. It was a great bit of advice - my bub is tall and the urban jungle has (and will continue to have) plenty of room for him. When my bub was a newborn, I used the car capsule adaptor and I found that very handy. If I have another child I will be buying a carrycot, as I regretted not having this. I walk a boisterous 25kg dog everyday and I am able to push my urban jungle with one hand and walk a (pulling) dog with the other, with no problems at all - the urban jungle is very light and manoeuvrable. It's very wide though, but that hasn't posed many problems for me and it's a bit of a non-issue really. A couple of times a week my bub also sleeps in his stroller (at the gym crche) and he is perfectly happy and comfortable doing so. The urban jungle has gotten me through the last 14 months with ease and I'm looking forward to adding a freerider to it very soon (it's getting hard keeping bub and dog happy at the same time and this addition will certainly help). It's a well-designed stroller that does what you need it to do, every step of the way. The only thing that's really bugged me about it was the foot brake - it's chips pedicures (we live in thongs in summer here is Australia) but MB have added a handle brake now so this won't be an issue for anyone buying a new model.

We bought this for our daughter at the age of one I wish we had it from the time she was born We love it She is now 5 and will still fall asleep in it if we take her for a walk It is getting a bit embarrassing though because she should be walking She is just so comfortable

Light weight, easy to maneuver, this is a great stroller for running.

I have taken this stroller to the mall, the playground, the parks, the zoo and into the country. Never has it let me down. The stroller is sturdy and the tires are fantastic on rougher, uneven ground. Wonderful! Lots of storage in the gear tray and I love all the accessories. The carrycot, the face to face, the easy to use car seat adaptor and in our Wintery Canadian weather....the sleeping bag. I just bought the free rider as now I have 2. Easy to hook up and my toddler loves it! Awesome product. Thanks mountain buggy!

We've had our Urban Jungle stroller for three years now, and we purchased it new after someone had introduced us to an older one as a hand-me-down. It is, by far, the perfect stroller for us. It gets my children around anywhere we need to go and is versatile enough to be used for everyday purposes (going shopping or running errands and traveling) to using on trail runs. I love that it is simple and understated, compared to the BOB strollers that seem to have so many things about them. The only thing I wish this had was a better cup holder. Regardless, we love it and we will use it until our kids can't fit in it anymore, because I know it will outlast our children's needs!

We bought this stroller after quite a bit of research. After spending more than $500, both rear tires have worn out and need to be replaced (approx. $100) after only 6 months of use. These are not included in the warranty. The rear right tire is also wobbly and clicks. Though it handles nicely, I am very disappinted with how little use we were able to get out of it. Would not recommend this product at all.