How to Choose the Best Double Stroller

If you're in the market for a double stroller there are a variety of options. Katie Billingsley, a child development expert and mother, was able to help us select the best one for you.

You should choose a stroller which is easy to fold and push, as well as carry. Also, consider a stroller that is able to accommodate two infant car seats or a toddler and a rider board.

Safety

If you want to keep your kids safe while walking, look for double strollers that have features such as all-terrain tires and a brake operated by hand. These wheels and brakes will help you navigate trails or sidewalks without your kids slipping or rolling off. The best double strollers have ample storage space to store equipment and essentials for kids like snacks and toys.

The first step in selecting the right double stroller is to know how old your children are and how far apart they are. Most double strollers only accommodate one child seat. However, those that do have a variety configurations that let you pick the seating that is best for your family.

The classic doubles are perfect for children of similar ages that are keen to interact. Certain models feature a double buggy with car seat-decker style, allowing you to put one seat higher than the other or add a rider board for older siblings. Newborns can be placed in a bassinet that is connected to the frame or in an attachment that lets you look at your baby. If you are expecting twins or already have twins then a twin stroller is the best choice.

Find a double stroller with bassinet-wheeled stroller that can handle off-road terrain, and even hiking. Many strollers were created with active parents and their children in mind. They have features that let you take them on any adventure no regardless of how difficult or steep the climbs might be.

In addition to all-terrain tires, the top Smallest double buggy strollers come with thoughtful features that make getting around tough terrain and weather easier. For instance this jogging stroller comes with a wrist loop for your child, so you can be sure that they're safe when you run downhill or at higher speeds. It also has an all-over canopy that's ventilated to keep your children cool during the summer heat.

This model is a lightweight and compact double stroller from Joovy. It weighs in at just over 23 lbs, making it lighter than most single strollers and perfect to take on air travel or for storing in overhead compartments or trunks. Additionally, it comes with an enormous storage basket as well as an integrated parking brake that's easy to use.

Seating

In contrast to the massive strollers of old the modern double strollers are sleek and can accommodate various configurations that can be adapted to families. Some work as traditional side-by-side strollers while others - like the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Double Strohe Delta Children LX Side-by-Side Stroller. The model is basic, but it offers plenty of space for storage and seating. It also has sturdy wheels to handle any terrain. It also has an umbrella with 50+ SPF and adjustable handlebars. Some parents complain that the seats are a little too low and don't recline to a completely flat position, which makes it difficult for smaller children to sit comfortably or reach their snack trays.

User-Friendliness

A double stroller can be an investment you're hoping to use for a long time. If you are looking for a double stroller, make sure that it is easy to use and clean. Luckily, the most effective double strollers are designed to be as user-friendly as they can and include a variety of convenient features for parents.

To start, all the strollers we tested fold easily and compactly (with only one hand!). They're also lightweight, making them ideal for travel. They can fit in most trunks and can be checked at the gate on planes. Most of our testers also found that their strollers can be folded down much smaller than the single seat equivalents. Some even came with a carrying strap.

The Valco Snap Duo trend is a smallest double buggy stroller that has a lot of versatility that can adapt to the needs of your family. This side-byside stroller is compatible with infant car seats, bassinets, and other accessories, so you can use it from birth to the age of preschool. Each seat comes with a 5-point harness, a large canopy and ample sun protection.

Another option that is highly regarded is the Joovy Twin Roo. This stroller is lightweight, compact and only 22 lbs when folded. The front seat reclines almost to the full flat position and the back seat features an adjustable recline for each child. The stroller is simple to maneuver and use thanks to its large storage basket, easy parking brake that is one step and a large storage basket.

The only downsides of the Joovy Twin Roo were minor and specific to the model in question. Kerry says that the packaging is innovative and fun, however it comes in five boxes which could be a bit cumbersome to carry around. She also found the Genuis magnetic clasp somewhat awkward, and it took her some time before she could get it to work. However, in the end she was very pleased with her stroller and would definitely recommend it.

Stores

Strollers are available in a variety of sizes and styles that include tandems (single-file seating) and side-by-side doubles and many that allow you to customize the setup with the use of a bassinet or car seat attachment. Some come with rider boards that can be added for older children. However, they're not all created equal. Some are elegant and simple to use, whereas others are bulky, heavy and difficult to fold or store.

If you are looking for a lightweight stroller that can hold two kids, the Joovy Caboose Graphite is a great choice. It was the lightest option in our tests, weighing close to 23 pounds. It is also simple to fold, but it has all the features parents need to have a great time out with two kids.

The Vista v2 double from UPPAbaby is another model our testers loved. They were particularly impressed by its sleek design and easy-to-use. It can accommodate two infant car seats, a toddler's seat and a bassinet, with no adapters required. The rear seat can also be removed to create a triple or quad stroller. It has a huge storage basket and can be upgraded to include an organizer for parents, all-terrain wheels, and side storage bags.

Billingsley states that the ideal double stroller for toddlers is one that offers multiple customization options, like a removable seat or bassinet. This is because toddlers typically have limited endurance, and the stroller with an attachment for a bassinet will provide them with a safe spot to rest for a nap. A double stroller should also have a good harness system and recline positions, and plenty of storage space for toys and snacks.

The ZOE Twin+ is popular with parents due to its light weight and versatility. It is airline gate-check friendly it can be accessed through all doors (without taking off the wheels on the front) and can be made into a quad or triple stroller by adding an additional tandem. The near-flat, independently reclining seats and extra-long sun canopy that can be adjusted are among the other features. A spacious underseat basket and the inclusion of cup holders for the child and parent round out this impressive feature set. Taylor says that the only disadvantage is that it has a an enormous profile when folded, and can be difficult for parents to stow.