Buggy weights - £3.46 @ Amazon UK

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Buggy weights £3.46 @ Amazon (add on item)

£3.46 Amazon UK4 Dec 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Kids

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cherryontop

2 Dec 15

Rrp £16

Add on item for free delivery on orders over £20

Hope this is of some help to some parents out there . I know we are not supposed to hang shopping off pushchairs but let's face it , a lot of us do it and this aims to stop it tipping over . Reviews seem good. Would never pay more than £5 for something like this so don't think it's worth its RRP but at this price it's not bad !

Product description

No more tips on your shopping trips! BuggyWeights are a simple, unique weighting system for buggies to help prevent those tipping over accidents that invariably happen when you put too many shopping bags on the handles. Every mum should have some.
Box Contains 2 buggyweights

Top comments

cherryontop to xdaminis

2 Dec 15 7 #2

Bit sexist , no ?

VinegarTits

3 Dec 15 4 #9

Child doesn't have to be in the buggy for it to tip. Ergo buggy weights.

Bore. Off.

Obstinate_Person

3 Dec 15 3 #23

First it's 800 quid prams being discussed as a bargain, now we're adding ballast to stop prams tipping over.
Is it just me out are the mum's around here getting more and more stupid

lfd88

4 Dec 15 3 #35

Personally I think these could be quite a useful thing for some people, particularly at this price (I agree with OP I wouldn't pay more than £5), people often forget that it isn't just groceries, the changing bag alone can be quite heavy once laden for a day out with a baby and/or toddler, and when said toddler decides they want to get out to feed the ducks or go on the swings, you are left with an unbalanced pushchair that cannot be left alone while you are pushing toddler on the swings or holding their hand. And before anyone disagrees, no the bag doesn't always fit underneath.

Good deal, heat from me.

Latest comments (36)

cherryontop

4 Dec 15 2 #33

I'll maybe think twice before I post a deal again . Haven't posted For a while but don't ever remember HUKD being so bitchy! Simply thought this deal might help someone at a reasonable price . People clearly trolling this thread to get a reaction

anigan to cherryontop

4 Dec 15 2 #36

Don't let bitchy remarks get to u, This is an excellent price! I've seen em much higher. And thanks for posting this, I'm sure many people have benefited. Trolls will be trolls!

lfd88

4 Dec 15 3 #35

Xrayday

3 Dec 15 #19

How much for a couple of bricks?

knocik to Xrayday

4 Dec 15 #34

Yep, strapping a brick or stone would do the same. I bet you can find one around for free and a bit of duct tape and sorted.

terry's june

4 Dec 15 #30

Oh perfect - I can't tell you the number of times I've been pushing a laden buggy back up the 1.5km hill on my way home from town and thought to myself, "I wish this buggy was even heavier, and I wish I could pay for the privilege".

Do you know what happens when a buggy tips backwards? Jack-**** apart from insecure mothers feeling embarrassed that everyone's looking at them and judging them as terrible mothers. Grow a pair ladies, you don't need **** like these.

sarahtweak to terry's june

4 Dec 15 1 #32

um...can't quite work out if you are joking or just being rude... :smiley: but - Not everyone lives up the 1.5km hill near your house ...and quite clearly a buggy tipping up could hurt the child, or a elderly passer. Using these weights to prevent tipping doesn't make mothers insecure - and I have no need for a 'pair' - how demeaning to women. Fine if it's not the deal for you - but hukd is for the whole community, so there will always be stuff you personally don't need.

47_

4 Dec 15 1 #31

http://www.dashusland.com/images/2008/04/29/vicky2.jpg

this item is just for bad parents that don't pay attention or care for their children

maxeyt

3 Dec 15 3 #16

I made my own with two bricks and some gaffer tape.

ABTTh to maxeyt

4 Dec 15 #29

hahaha

neoboy

4 Dec 15 #27

Can I put these on my shopping trolleys in Tesco so they stop tipping over when I ride them on the handles?

wild_quinine to neoboy

4 Dec 15 #28

Asking the real questions.

VinegarTits

4 Dec 15 #26

Backtrack lol!

Obstinate_Person

3 Dec 15 3 #23

First it's 800 quid prams being discussed as a bargain, now we're adding ballast to stop prams tipping over.
Is it just me out are the mum's around here getting more and more stupid

jsty3105 to Obstinate_Person

4 Dec 15 2 #25

Just you. I'm a father and see this product as being incredibly useful.

circuit

4 Dec 15 1 #24

it's just you.

jsty3105

3 Dec 15 1 #22

Toddlers do tend to want to squirm out of the seat to walk sometimes yes? That would mean said buggy would no longer have a child to act as a counter-weight for the groceries. Because, if you need to grab some groceries and have your child in tow, where else are you going to put said groceries? You're certainly not going to be lugging a backpack around too.

kinell

3 Dec 15 2 #21

I would have so bought these, had they been around when my kids shot out of the pushchair - Leaving an incalculable amount of stuff upturned - that theymay just need for a simplistic walk to the post box !!

ezzer72

3 Dec 15 2 #20

I thought they were an exercise device for fat Mums.

cjsanandreas

3 Dec 15 3 #18

Of all the products to have a heated comments thread, this was the one I suspected the least.

delboyd

3 Dec 15 3 #17

Statistically it's probably fairly accurate, but we're not allowed to say that anymore so yeah I agree it's sexist misogynistic anti-feminist anti-seminist Islamophobic racist discriminatory fatist ageist and yeah, sexist.

Does that quench your politically correct thirst?!

VinegarTits

3 Dec 15 4 #9

Child doesn't have to be in the buggy for it to tip. Ergo buggy weights.

Bore. Off.

47_ to VinegarTits

3 Dec 15 #15

stop trying to back track and trying to justify yourself, you have shown what kind of mother you are

willyzippy89

3 Dec 15 #14

Before reading your description i did think 'dear god why would i want more weight on my daughters push chair'
Makes sense now

xdaminis

3 Dec 15 #13

Mothers with those prams don't do their own shopping do they. It is home delivery from Waitrose or send out the nanny. :stuck_out_tongue: (I'm about to be shot down in flames)

honeymonster86

3 Dec 15 2 #12

Oh my goooodness, this is the most controversial deal I've ever seen!!

lilliesmummy11

3 Dec 15 #11

brill idea

sarahtweak

3 Dec 15 #10

Great deal, these are usually more expensive. I use my similar weights all the time to make sure my bags don't tip my lightweight buggy (it doesn't have much of a basket underneath).

47_

3 Dec 15 1 #8

me, its good when someone admits they have no common sense, and then go on to tell people to bore off, why do these mothers care more for their shopping than their child's safety

xdaminis

2 Dec 15 2 #1

Great, now the mothers can load even more before it tips over and sends the kid flying.
It is just like adding fuel to a fire.

cherryontop to xdaminis

2 Dec 15 7 #2

Bit sexist , no ?

Biggunspaul to xdaminis

2 Dec 15 1 #3

I bet you are the sort of person who also says they NEVER go over the speed limit.

VinegarTits to xdaminis

3 Dec 15 #7

Lol bore off. Who hasn't put shopping over the buggy handles and with some buggies a bag of nappies is enough to top it *cough* petite star zia.

You can't buy common sense, unfortunately, so someone who has their entire food shop hanging off the back of it is going to do so regardless.

HamanBasher

3 Dec 15 #6

Do these make the buggy faster downhill? Gotta love me buggy board

grommachine

3 Dec 15 #5

I thought there was a childhood obesity epidemic... If so why do we need the extra weights. Unless it's self
Perpetuating fatter kids = more shopping. In which case just buy one of the stores own trolly for a pound.

xdaminis

3 Dec 15 1 #4

Of course. 100 mph officer,not me. With the ton of building sand in the car it would have been more stable, so I have no idea why I ended upside down in that ditch. :laughing:

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