Katoji Futari de Go DX

Pros / Cons
Pros
- The 56 cm tandem width is easier through doors and shop aisles than many side-by-sides.
Cons
- At 15 kg and 124 cm long, lifting, boot loading and tight turns are substantial constraints.
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Product Facts
- Seat setup
- Fixed double
- Seats
- 2
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Katoji Futari de Go DX solves a specific sibling problem: a younger baby can use the rear seat from one month while an older child rides in front from four months. Its 56 cm tandem width passes through doors and shop aisles more easily than many side-by-side doubles, and the seating stages are clearer than on improvised ride-on arrangements. The tradeoff is length and lifting effort. At roughly 124 cm long and 15 kg before children, tight turns, kerbs and car loading need a realistic test. Confirm each seat’s age and weight rules, both children’s harness fit, the folded dimensions and your boot opening before shortlisting it.