The oldest name on this list, founded in Yorkshire in 1877 and still selling coach built prams with sprung chassis and spoked wheels alongside modern frames. The Balmoral is the ceremonial end of the catalogue, the Reef and Dune cover everyday travel systems with lie flat carrycots, the Wave handles tandem seating for two, and the Jet folds small enough for many cabin lockers. Fabrics lean towards heritage colours rather than neon.
Worth considering for buyers who want a British made heritage pram or a tandem that does not stretch to bus length. The traditional models are heavy, need storage space and cost as much as a holiday, while the compact Jet trades comfort for its fold. Service and spares are strongest in the United Kingdom, so owners elsewhere should check the local distributor before committing.
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