Katoji Futari de Go Limited
Pros / Cons
Pros
- The 54 cm tandem width slips through doors and shop aisles that stop many side-by-side doubles, and at 10.1 kg it stays liftable for a two-seat machine.
- Rain cover and cup holder come in the box, and the front seat reclines 105–135° with a 3-stage footrest, so the younger child can nap on board.
Cons
- The rear seat has no recline and only accepts children from about 2.5 years, so it cannot carry a second baby or a napping older child.
- At 112 cm long open (116 cm max) and 114 cm folded, the narrow width does not remove the turning and storage work of a full-length tandem.
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Product Facts
- From Age
- 4 months
- Max Weight per Seat
- 20 kg per seat
- Seats
- 2
- Seat setup
- Fixed double
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Katoji’s Futari de Go Limited suits families pairing a baby from four months with a toddler of about two and a half, carried front-and-back in a 54 cm-wide tandem that slips through doors and shop aisles where side-by-side doubles stop. At 10.1 kg it stays liftable for a two-seater, and the rain cover and cup holder come in the box; the front seat reclines 105–135 degrees with a three-stage footrest for on-board naps. The tradeoff: the rear seat is a fixed upright perch, so no second baby and no napping older child behind. Before buying, check the 114 cm folded length and 116 cm maximum open length against your lift, hallway and boot, and skip it if your younger child is still under two.