P&T double vs Mountain buggy double

Im still looking for info on the best pram for 2 kids under 3.

The main purpose of me getting a double buggy is for walking. But i also need the opition for using it at shops. I go walking down the riverbank and on bush walks etc so it needs to be able to stand that

Is the P&Ts pram with double attachments good for walking long distances? Ive heard they can be a pain to steer and not all that comfortable

So i was thinking of getting a mountain buggy for walking and a cheap double stroller for shops. Also would a double mountain buggy fit in my boot, i have a station wagon

What have others had success with?

If im going to walk any distance, I take our double mb. I find with Isabelle sitting in the toddler seat at the back my arms only just reach the handles and I tend to knock my shins on the back of her seat (im not that short either)!

I have a pnt sport and I was walking every day with it (long distance for fitness) and running. Its definitely not hard to steer and I had no issues with it running with one hand steering going up and down little hills and around corners etc

Mine has been on gravel tracks and was fine. Haven't done bushwalks but I can't imagine it being a problem. I've done the beach with it too through soft sand.

I used to use my P&T double like a car my 2 youngest are 17mth apart &I walked everywhere. I had a sport one. The only problems I had was with the tyres, I got a few punchers so rang them up & they sent out new wheels as they thought it may of been a fault. I ended up carry a spare wheel with me for a while.

I would use a MB if it was for bush walks as the suspension on them is great for that.

I was also looking at this pram before I got my P&T made by the same people ABC pram

Did it have issues fitting through doorways in your house Minik8e?

Im still undecided i guess i better go have a look at both.

Having a winter baby i cant just leave the pram outside if baby falls asleep which i normally do with dd. But in winter it would be to cold. So id have to bring the pram inside Would need it to fit in the doorway and up the few stairs i have

I bought a MB double off TM for $100 and its great for walks so if thats what you want then go for i.t Its pretty massive and won't fit in my sedan, but not too bad in the station wagon. I just tend to take my single one out shopping and keep a close eye on the walker. I actually don't go shopping very often.

Not sure if you would get it up the stairs, but you could get one of the MB bassinets and carry that up, that would work.