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The Best Double Buggy Strollers

If you're expecting twins or two young children of various age groups, then a double buggy will help you out and about. The best ones are easy to maneuver and can deal with rough surfaces and kerbs.

They also come with features like large sun canopy as well as hoods that are transparent and seats that can be adjusted.

1. Baby Jogger City Tour Double

The City Tour 2 Double stroller is the smallest in the Baby Jogger range. It's designed to travel and fits through standard doors easily due to its slim and compact design. It's also among the lightest double buggies available with a weight of just 14lbs when folded. This makes it ideal for flying with a toddler and newborn as you won't be exceeding the allowances for luggage on airlines. It can also be folded to the size of an incredibly small travel bag so you can store it in the back of your car.

The one-handed Z-shape fold is a breeze and is extremely compact once you get the hang of it. It takes a few seconds to unfold. However our tester discovered the auto lock to be a bit confusing. Also, since the handlebar wasn't locked into position when you press it, it hit her legs when she was using it. She also felt the handlebar was a little too short and especially with the large changing bag hanging from it.

Unlike other lightweight travel buggies it doesn't sacrifice features and is among the most full-featured double strollers that are available. It's compatible with two carrycots (available separately) and has various recline positions, and comes with a UV 50+ canopy. You can put a bassinet on one or both seats to make this an all-in-one travel system.

The four rubber composite tires are great for pavements and urban terrain. However, they are not made for off road double buggy-roading. They had a hard time with long grass and gravel and there was not enough clearance between the wheel bracket and wheel, so mud stuck easily. But our tester was still enthralled riding this buggy, and it did manage to climb some beautiful muddy hills.

2. iCandy Orange

The iCandy Orange double buggy is the ultimate in style, versatility and quality. It is a must-have for parents who want a chic, high-quality double buggy that lasts. The Orange has a gorgeous light, sleek chassis that has a massive basket that will easily take two car seats. It comes with a gorgeous removable water repellent as well as a ventilated canopy with mesh ventilation. It is available in trendy colors - Pistachio, Fossil, Latte and Rose on an Jet Black frame. The option of adding a built-in ride to an older sibling is also available.

This 2021 update has couple of improvements, including better manoeuvrability, a larger shopping basket, and a new bumper bar that has a leatherette cover. The seats are very comfortable and have a sculpted appearance. They're also adjustable so they can be positioned to suit the needs of siblings. iCandy has introduced the first "cinema seating" style that allows parents to maintain eye contact with their children. They can also be adjusted to face either the parent or the towards the world.

It's a heavier tandem buggie but it's a breeze to operate and drive, especially on smooth pavements. It's stable in single and double mode and even on sloped ground. It's not as easy to drive on public transport, however, because it requires more than one hand on the handlebar. It is also bulky and won't fit in the standard car boot with the seat attached, but this can be overcome with careful planning. iCandy have included the footmuff, changing bag and car seat adapters in the price so this is an excellent value for parents who are new.

3. Joie Evalite Duo

This is a lightweight tandem stroller. It comes with two seats that are not reversible that are ideal for children aged from birth to about 3 years old. Additionally, it can also accommodate a car seat in the rear seat.

It has an easy and simple to fold mechanism that makes it ideal for travel and storage. 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 choice for beginners, as it is inexpensive and easy to use. It is also extremely light sit and stand double stroller makes it easier to push for long distances. It also has a premium suspension system that ensures a smooth ride, for both parents and children.

This fashionable and practical city stroller is suitable for twins, a toddler and one or two children by adding UPPAbaby's"PiggyBack" board (sold separately). Its sleek frame and a compact size, which makes it suitable for narrow city streets and shopping malls. The swivel wheels on the front and four-wheel suspension allows it to handle uneven or slightly rough terrain.

This buggy is also suitable for families planning to travel, as it can accommodate a car-seat in the back. It comes with a secure, one-click fold, and is compatible with a range of Joie infant car seats. It has a spacious basket and comfortable seats for children. The only drawback is that the front seat can't recline fully, which could be a problem for infants. It's a great option to consider if you're looking for a lightweight and inexpensive stroller.

4. Cybex Gazelle S

If you're expecting twins, this is the stroller you need. It's the first travel system made by Cybex and has built-in adaptors which make it easy to convert a single twin pushchair to a double. The upper adaptors can be adjustable to your height, while the lower adaptors are twisted and flipped to allow you to switch from one configuration into another. The Gazelle's seats also recline to a flat position and have an extended large UV 50+ sun canopy that is essential for your little ones.

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 seat, an additional seat or Gazelle Cot, this is the future-proof stroller that adapts to your family. The new safety harness with one-pull makes it easy to keep your child safe, even if you're carrying your child on your back.

In contrast to most double strollers, the Gazelle S folds down compactly with both seats attached making it easy to squeeze into the storage space at your home or in your trunk. A huge lower basket holds up to 25 pounds of shopping, everyday essentials or groceries. A detachable shopper basket offers even more space for everything you buy. A one-pull harness, massive 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 don't have to worry about flat tires during your travels.

5. Nipper Double V5

The Nipper Double V5 from Out 'n' About is an updated version of the award-winning all-terrain buggy. It's made for siblings or twins and has separate reclining seats, compatibility with carrycots and a light frame that makes it easy to maneuver on uneven terrain.

The adjustable handle's height and rear wheel suspension provide an enjoyable ride for children up to 22kg. The tough pneumatic tyres, that are easy to clean, offer a smooth ride when jogging. The 360 swivel front wheel can be locked to facilitate moving around town, and the one pedal brake is easy to use.

Our test participants found that the Nipper Double is incredibly easy to maneuver, even on uneven terrain or turning into a busy road. The possibility that the seats could be reclined independently was hugely appreciated.

The hoods were also easy to adjust for sun or wind protection. Our testers did find, however, that they didn't provide an extensive amount of coverage as something like the Baby Jogger City Mini hoods, so it might be worthwhile to pack a rain cover just in case.

Overall, our testers were impressed by the Nipper double's ability let them take their twin strollers for newborns daughters Sydney and Lyla to all kinds of adventures. From seeing wildlife in the forest or rushing to a park for a playdate, they loved it. The testers were also awed by how comfortable and spacious the two seats are. There's plenty of room for growing toddlers. The lack of parent-facing seating and the inability to use a car seats with this buggy were noted as a problem by our testers. They would also have liked to see a larger storage space for shopping and other gear.