The Best Double Buggy Strollers
If you're expecting twins or have two young children of different age groups, the double buggy will assist you get out and out and. The ideal double buggy is easy to maneuver and can handle rough surfaces.
They also come with features such as large sun canopies as well as hoods that are transparent and seats that are adjustable.
1. Baby Jogger City Tour Double
The City Tour 2 Double stroller is the smallest in the Baby Jogger range. It's made for travel and easily fits through the majority of normal doors thanks to its slim design, it's also one of the most lightweight double buggies on the market weighing just 14lb when folded. This makes it ideal for traveling with a toddler and newborn as you won't be exceeding the luggage allowances of airlines. It also folds to the size of a travel bag so that you can put it away in the back of your car when it's not being used.
It's easy to fold the Z-shape using one hand. Once you're used to it, it's compact and only takes minutes. Our tester found the auto-lock a little confusing, and because the handlebar doesn't lock into the position you push it into to the side, it struck her leg when she tried to use it. The handlebar was a bit on the short side and especially with the large changing bag hanging from it.
Unlike other lightweight travel buggies, this doesn't skimp on features. It's one of the most full-featured double strollers that are available. It is compatible with two carrycots (available separately) and has various recline positions, and comes with an UV 50+ canopy. You can put a bassinet on either or both seats to make this an all-in-one travel system.
The four tires made of rubber are great for pavements as well as urban terrain. However, double pram and pushchair were not made for off-roading. They had a hard time with gravel and long grass and there wasn't enough clearance between the wheel bracket and wheel which meant that mud could get stuck easily. But our testers still enjoyed using this buggy and it did climb some pretty hilly terrains.
iCandy Orange
The iCandy Orange double buggy is the ultimate in style, versatility and quality. It is a must-have for parents who want high-end design and quality. It is also stylish and lasts. The Orange has a beautiful sleek, lightweight chassis that has a massive basket that easily fits 2 car seats. It comes with an elegant, adjustable canopy that is water-resistant and ventilated. It comes in trendy colours like Pistachio on a Jet Black Frame, Fossil on a Jet Black Frame, and Rose. The option to add a built-in ride to older siblings is also available.
The 2021 update comes with few enhancements, including improved manoeuvrability, a larger shopping basket, and a new bumper bar with leatherette cover. The seats are very comfortable and have a sculpted appearance. The seats can also be adjusted which means they can be placed according to the needs of siblings. iCandy has included the first-ever "cinema seating" design that allows parents to maintain eye contact with both children. They can also be repositioned to face either parent or world facing.
It's a heavier tandem buggy however it's incredibly easy to operate and steer, especially on smooth pavements. It is stable in both double and single mode and even on sloping terrain. It's not as easy to drive on public transportation, however, since it requires more than one hand on the handlebar. It's also large and can't be stuffed into a standard car boot without the seat on, however this can be overcome by careful planning. iCandy has included the footmuff, changing bag and car seat adapters included in the price so this is an excellent value package for parents who are new.
3. Joie Evalite Duo
This is a lightweight tandem stroller. It has two non-reversible seats that are suitable for infants up to 3 years of age. The rear seat can also accommodate the car seat.
It has an easy and user-friendly folding mechanism that makes it a great storage solution and travel. It also comes with a large basket that is perfect to store your baby's and toddler's essentials.
The Joie Evalite Duo double buggy is a fantastic option for newbies, as it is both affordable and simple to operate. It is also extremely light, making it easier to push over long distances. It has a high quality suspension system that provides an easy ride for both parents and children.
This is a fashionable and practical city buggy that is suitable for twins, a baby and a toddler or even three kids with the addition of UPPAbaby's "PiggyBack' board (sold separately). Its sleek frame and small dimensions make it perfect for shopping malls and crowded city streets. Its swivel wheels on the front and four-wheel suspension allows it to handle rough or uneven terrain.
Another benefit is that this buggy can accommodate a car seat in the back making it a great choice for families that plan to travel. It features an easy-to-fold system that is compatible a wide range Joie infant car seats. It also comes with a large basket and comfortable seats for both children. double pram pushchair is that the front seat can't recline completely, which can be a problem for babies. It is a great option when you're seeking a light and low-cost stroller.
4. Cybex Gazelle S
If you're expecting twins, this is definitely the stroller for you. It's the first travel system from Cybex and comes with adaptors that make it simple to convert a single pushchair into a double. The upper adaptors are able to slide up and down to suit your height whilst the lower ones can be turned around and rotated, making it really easy to switch from one configuration to another. The Gazelle's seats also recline into a pretty flat position and come with an extended large UV 50+ sun canopy, which is essential for your children.
It is suitable from birth as a mono pushchair and from 4 years as a double when you add the of the CLOUD Z i-Size car seats or an additional seat unit or Gazelle Cot, this is the future-ready stroller that will adapt to your family. The new one-pull safety harness allows you to easily keep your child safe, even when you're wearing your child on your back.
In contrast to most double strollers, the Gazelle S folds compactly with both seats connected, making it easy to squeeze into storage spaces at the home or in your trunk. The large lower basket can hold up to 25 lbs of shopping, daily necessities or groceries and a detachable shopper basket offers even more space for all of your purchases. A single-pull harness, a huge recline, and practical features such as the basket that you can remove for shopping means this is a highly flexible and comfortable stroller for families. It also has puncture-proof tires so you aren't worried about flat tires on your travels.
5. Nipper Double V5
The Nipper Double V5 is a new model from Out 'n' About of the award-winning, all-terrain buggies. It was designed for twins or siblings and has independent reclining chairs, compatibility with carrycots and a lightweight framework to allow for easy maneuverability on uneven terrain.
The height-adjustable handle and rear wheel suspension offer a comfortable ride for kids up to 22kg. The sturdy pneumatic tyres that are easy to clean, also provide a smooth ride when jogging. The 360-degree swivel wheel is able to be locked in place to make it easier to manoeuvre around the town. The one-pedal easy lock brake is also simple to use.
Our test participants found that the Nipper Double is incredibly easy to maneuver, even on uneven terrain or turning into the middle of a busy road. The possibility that the seats could be reclined independently was also an enormous hit.
The hoods were also easy to adjust for sun or wind protection. They didn't provide the same amount of coverage as the Baby Jogger City Mini Hoods. It's worth carrying an additional rain cover in the case.
Overall, our testers loved the way Nipper Double let them to take their twin girls Sydney and Lyla on a variety of adventures, from seeing wildlife in the woods to rush to the park for a playdate. The testers were also impressed by how spacious and comfortable the two seats are. There is plenty of room to stretch out for toddlers who are growing. Our testers did mention, however, that the lack of parent-facing seating and the inability of using car seats with this buggy was a drawback and they would have liked to have more storage space for shopping and other equipment.