The Best Twin Buggy

Created to grow with your family this inline double features multiple seating configurations and can be used for twins or children of various age groups. The foam-filled tires will never flatten and its soft suspension is ideal for kerbs.

It is easy to travel because it folds super-flat, and it meets the weight requirements for gate-checks at airports. It also includes a large under-seat storage basket, and an all-weather sun canopy with four panels.

Leclerc Influencer

With its sleek design, auto-fold and cabin approved dimensions the Leclerc Influencer is an excellent alternative for those who fly. Its folded (and unfurled) width is 47cm. This is slightly more than the IATA standard 45cm. But, it meets airline hand luggage regulations. It can be kept in overhead lockers during flights (subject to airline approval). It was easy to clean with a wipe and there were a variety of extras such as nappy bags, footmuffs, and buggie organiser bags that clip onto handles, and hoods with UV50+ protection.

We love the way that it is so compact when collapsed, and that it can easily fit into small spaces like shops narrow alleyways and Jane's tiny terrace It's also easier to manoeuvre up and down the stairs. The bumper bar can also serve as handle. There's also a huge brake that's flip-flop-compatible and comes with a colour-coded indicator. The basket is smaller than the other models, but it can still hold a large changing bag. There are additional tray compartments for storing snacks, drinks and toys.

It is suitable from birth. There are adaptors available to pair it with the Leclerc Baby Carrycot. For older children, there's an innovative backrest that flattens to make it perfect for extended nap times or walks and the smart 5-point harness with magnets is simple to use. It's also extremely lightweight, weighing just 6.6kg. A travel bag is also included.

Joie Evalite Duo

The British brand Joie has a mission to "share the joy of new parents" by creating pushchairs which are "functional, stylish and innovative". The Evalite Duo is their latest twin stroller with car seats buggy. It's designed to accommodate two children side-by-side unlike the slightly heavier Aire Twin, and has seats that are raised so both kids can see the world around them.

The Evalite Duo weighs just under 10kg and is among the lightest strollers double strollers for siblings on the market. It is suitable for use from birth and is compatible with Joie car seats or carrycots. It's simple to drive, ride, lift and fold, and the clever frame expands in width to accommodate the second seat.

Out 'n' about says the Evalite Duo's one-handed foldingller. It also has a massive basket and five recline positions to ensure maximum comfort for your child. It also has an integrated carry strap as well as a one-handed folding mechanism. It is a bit heavy to store, particularly since it folds in two parts instead of just one.

iCandy Orange

This is among the best twin buggies available. The seats are well padded and come with luxurious footmuffs or liners which should keep your little ones cosy in cold weather. The carrycot is easy to attach by using the gate-opening side flaps. It is spacious and comfortable. The seat and carrycot can be set up in various configurations, and the Orange chassis has an amazing 30 possible combinations.

The wheels are built to withstand rough roads and terrain. It also comes with an enormous shopping basket that's perfect for large supermarkets. This pushchair is comfortable to drive with a lightweight feel, and the rounded pedal brake is easy to use (but not a flip-flop-friendly model). It's not the easiest one to fold as the latch that holds it folded needs two hands to unlock. After it's folded, the front wheels slide under the basket, and the chassis can stand on its own with ease.

The Orange is a great option for parents who appreciate style and have a toddler, baby or both. They're looking for a buggy which will expand with their child. It's an excellent choice for parents expecting another baby in the near future and need a double pushchair that's adaptable. The iCandy Orange is not cheap however it's a versatile product that it's likely to last a while and have a high resale price as well. It also comes with buggy boards, which can aid in reducing sibling rivalries over seats!

Mountain Buggy Duet

Mountain Buggy, founded by a New Zealander and is part of the Mokopuna Group, which also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger, is the first company in the world of prams to concentrate on two all-terrain pushchairs. The Duet side-by-side twin stroller is sleek and slim and is able to slide through the doorways and move easily through narrow aisles of shopping. It is one of the smallest, fully-featured double buggies available and has won many awards including the 2014 Mother & Baby Twin Gold and 2015 Prima Baby Twin Silver.

The seats are narrow enough to allow children of varying ages to sit comfortably together. They are also independently reclined so that children can choose their preferred position. The large canopy is equipped with flip-out sun visors and the storage basket is spacious with plenty of space. It works with almost all brands and comes with two infant car seat adapters with the purchase of car seats.

The only issue is the weight. At 32.4 lbs, it is difficult to lift into and out of the trunk and might be difficult for Grandma to handle. It is also more expensive than other double side-by-side buggies. It is built to last, and comes with a variety of features for its price. It's a good option for urban parents who don't want to drag around a heavy stroller. And, the padded harnesses and 5-point buckle make it safe for babies.

Bugaboo Donkey twin

The Bugaboo Donkey Twin is a stylish, functional and beautiful buggy with a elegant design. It's a premium product, but it's not without its flaws.

It provides very few additional conveniences, both for the parents and the kids. There's a tiny side bin next to the seat that's only usable when one seat is attached and that's the only thing it has. There are no cup holders, parent trays or accessory pockets. This could be a problem on long trips.

The seats also don't recline to a flat position, and the gap between them is quite wide and our 5-year-old experienced difficulty lying back in a comfortable position. This is a shame since it's a high-end model.

On the positive side, it's easy to maneuver and the swivel wheels are great at getting up the steps and slopes. It's also slim enough to fit in most doorways and folds up easily for easy storage and transportation. Additionally, it can be turned into mono mode with just three clicks should you require more space or want to make a quick getaway. It can even accommodate a third child with the comfort wheeled board should you need to. It's expensive, but when you're on a tight budget, there are other options out there. It's worth it though if you're a fan of the brand and have money to spend.