Cosatto Woosh Double Stroller – Lightweight Pushchair from Birth to 22KG, Twins or Siblings - One-Hand Fold, Compact, Independent Seats (Fika Forest)

This is a great pram! top tip Just a little jiggle while twisting the top handle helps collapse it! Looks lovely, is very light and easy to manoeuvre, size fits through most doors and still leaves enough room in our boot for shopping on top or other bits. (We have an Vauxhall astra) only thing is the pull out sun shade / rain cover isn’t the biggest so if it is raining or really sunny you either need a sunshade or the actual rain cover. But it’s easy to put on so no grief. So easy to collapse once you get the hang of it.

So pleased with this buggy. Purchased for my granddaughters aged 1 month and 2 and a half. Easy to push and fold away. Honestly have no complaints

Having used several double buggies over the last decade of childminding, I found this easy to fold and put back up when getting in and out of the car.I certainly appreciate the additional recover that came with it as it’s one less thing to purchase.Several of my wife’s childminder friends have asked for the link to this item after seeing it in the flesh they loved the colour and at which my wife could push and steer the pram with two children inside.Searched for a long time for a good prom and having read many reviews I can definitely recommend this prom for parents and childminders.

This buggy has been a bit of a lifesaver. I have a 2.5 year old who weighs 15.3kg and a newborn. My main buggy is a two piece fold with all the bells and whistles, as great as that is.. I can’t fit it and all my children in the car! The 2nd seat has to go in the back leaving no room for my eldest (13yrs). This buggy, on the other hand, I can fit in the boot of a 3 door Vauxhall Corsa and still have room in the boot for the changing bags, lunch bags and some shopping. It’s reasonably priced compared to others on the market, collapses with one hand and the weight limit it 22kg per seat (most other doubles have only been tested up to 15kg per seat). The underseat storage is also generous, I am yet to struggle to fit all my stuff underneath and I leave the house with enough packed for a long weekend away.Only reason for not giving 5 stars is that it’s hard to push on rough terrain (you have to pretty much drag it across generously gravelled driveways) and the mechanism to collapse is a little stiff (I’m hoping this will loosen up in time)

I love this double pushchair and have no hesitation in recommending it. I love the height of the handles (many pushchairs have lower handles which are not great for taller people). It’s easy to assemble, easy to open and close. I love the Fika forest pattern and colours on the seats, hoods and the rain cover too, a lovely touch. It is well made, fairly heavy but very easy to push. I have lots of comments when people see me out and about with it. Since buying it I have brought the matching Foot muffs. They look fab and are also made very well. I like the fact you can unzip them, turn them over and have the forest pattern showing in warmer months. I love the pockets, on one of them you can clip your keys on to a strap, both pockets are plenty big enough for keys, mobile and more. There is also plenty of space for carrying things under the pushchair too. Oh, and not forgetting the very cute bell! A very cute touch. All in all, I have no regrets in buying this pushchair it’s perfect.

Unless I've received a faulty one, this pushchair is near impossible to close. Following the video instructions, it honestly never closes on the first attempt. It's not a matter of strength either—this is my third child, and my 'mum arms' are in full force! Reading reviews where people say it's 'easy to close' makes me think I must have received a dodgy one. Each time I manage to close it, the frame feels flimsy and on the verge of breaking. For these reasons, I unfortunately cannot recommend it.

Love the colour and height of handle but middle wheel has come off twice pushing it

Love this pram, it’s my 4th double as I hate most of them. I can actually get it in and out of my car easily as the boot is high up. The catch on the harness is a bit of a pain though as by the time you’ve clipped one side in my kid has wriggled and it’s come out and you have to start again. Really fun with a tantruming toddler… but apart from that it’s good.EDIT- now I have used it for 5 months I can honestly say I hate this piece of rubbish. It’s actually extremely difficult to control with the weight of my 2.5 yo and 1 yo in. You couldn’t push it 1 handed at all it’s just impossible. I don’t bother strapping them in anymore because I HATE that stupid harness. Tiny flimsy wheels won’t go over a pebble and I have to physically JUMP and use my entire body weight to tip the thing back to get it up kerbs. God I have so much regret buying this, can’t even sell the thing on- no one wants it!!!!!!! Been on an auction site for 3 months!!