Deryan Evy V2
Pros / Cons
Pros
- The 61 cm/24 in tandem layout avoids the extra width of side-by-side seats, while reversible positions let siblings face different directions.
- Solid tyres need no inflation, and the 20 cm/7.9 in front and 29 cm/11.4 in rear wheels suit everyday pavement and park routes.
Cons
- At 17.7 kg-18 kg/39-39.7 lb, lifting is a substantial compromise; the listed 82 cm/32.3 in × 61 cm/24 in × 29.5 cm/11.6 in fold does not remove the need to store a separate carrycot.
- For two-child use, follow the manual's 15 kg/33.1 lb per child and 30 kg/66.1 lb total—not the higher product-page figures. Seats start at six months; the carrycot limit is 9 kg/19.8 lb.
Product Facts
- From Age
- Seats from 6 months
- Weight
- 17.7 kg/39 lb
- Max Weight per Seat
- 15 kg/33.1 lb per seat
- Folded Size
- 82 cm/32.3 in x 61 cm/24 in x 29.5 cm/11.6 in
- Seats
- 2
- Seat setup
- Fixed double
- Product page
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- Price/Buy
- Check price at Amazon
Evy V2 solves width rather than weight: its 61 cm/24 in tandem layout places children in line, with reversible seats and solid tyres. The two-seat version weighs 17.7 kg/39 lb; the seat-and-carrycot 2-in-1 weighs 18 kg/39.7 lb. Its listed fold is 82 cm/32.3 in × 61 cm/24 in × 29.5 cm/11.6 in, with separate storage needed for the carrycot. Frequent stair carrying is a poor fit.
The two-seat package is for children from six months. The 2-in-1 includes one carrycot for a newborn up to 9 kg/19.8 lb, not two newborn places. For two-child use, follow the linked manual: 15 kg/33.1 lb per child and 30 kg/66.1 lb combined. Higher product-page figures conflict with those instructions, so do not plan on two 22 kg/48.5 lb passengers.
One stability detail matters when changing positions: the frontmost rear-facing seat must not recline unless a rear position is already occupied. Engage the brake while loading.