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The Best Double Buggy Strollers If you're expecting twins or have two young children of different age groups, then the double buggy will assist you out and about. The ideal double buggy is easy to maneuver and is able to be used on uneven surfaces. These vehicles also have features like large sun canopies and transparent hoods, and adjustable seats. 1. Baby Jogger City Tour Double The City Tour 2 Double is the smallest double stroller in the Baby Jogger range. It was designed specifically to travel and fits through doors that are standard with its narrow and slim design. It's also one the lightest double buggies available weighing only 14lb when folded. It's ideal for travel with a toddler and a newborn since you won't over-exceed airline baggage allowances. It can also be folded up into the size of a small travel bag, making it easy to store in the back of your car. It's easy to fold the Z-shape using one hand. Once you've gotten used to it, it's small and takes only a few seconds. However, our tester discovered the auto lock to be a bit confusing and as the handlebar doesn't lock into place when you press it, it struck her legs when she used it. The handlebar was a bit on the short side, especially with a big changing bag hanging off it. In contrast to other travel buggies that are lightweight, this doesn't skimp on features and is among the most feature-packed 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 also add a bassinet to one or both seats and transform it into a travel set-up. The four composite wheels made of rubber are ideal for pavements and urban terrain, but they're not built for off-roading. They slid on long grass and gravel, and there isn't much space between the wheel and the bracket which means that mud could get stuck easily. Our tester loved this buggy, and it was able to climb some pretty dirt hills. iCandy Orange The iCandy Orange is a premium double buggy that is the ultimate in design and versatility. It is a must-have for parents who want a chic, high-quality double buggy that lasts. The Orange is a stylish lightweight, sleek frame with an enormous basket that can easily accommodate 2 car seats. It has a luscious interchangeable water repellent and breathable canopy with mesh ventilation. It comes in trendy colours that include Pistachio, Fossil, Latte and Rose on a Jet Black frame. The option of adding an integrated ride for an older sibling is also available. The 2021 update comes with some changes, with improved manoeuvrability, and an even larger, better shopping basket with a re-designed bumper bar and leatherette cover. The seats have a moulded feel and are extremely comfortable. They're also adjustable so that they can be placed to meet the needs of siblings. iCandy have created the first-ever 'cinema' seating system that allows parents to maintain eye contact with both children. They can also be adjusted to face either parent or to face the world. It's a heavier tandem buggie however, it's very easy to operate and drive, especially on smooth pavements. It's stable in single and double mode, and also on sloped terrain. It's not as easy to drive on public transport, however, because it requires more than one hand to grip the handlebar. It's also large and can't be stuffed into a standard car boot without the seat in place, but this can be overcome by careful planning. iCandy have included an infant footmuff, a changing bag and car seat adapters in the price so this is an excellent value for new parents. 3. Joie Evalite Duo This is a tandem stroller that is ultra-lightweight. It has two non-reversible seats, which are suitable for babies up to about 3 years of age. The rear seat can also hold a car-seat. It has an easy-to use folding mechanism that makes it ideal for storage and travel. It also features a spacious basket, perfect to store all of your baby's and toddler's essentials. The Joie Evalite Duo double buggy is an excellent option for newbies, as it is both affordable and simple to operate. It is also extremely lightweight which makes it easy to push over long distances. It also has a premium suspension system that guarantees an enjoyable ride for both kids and parents. This fashionable and practical city stroller can be used by twins or a toddler with a baby or even three children with the addition of UPPAbaby’s”PiggyBack” board (sold separately). Its sleek frame and small dimensions make it perfect for shopping malls and narrow city streets. The swivel wheel on the front and four-wheel suspension allows it to handle rough or uneven terrain. This buggy is also ideal for families that plan to travel since it can fit a car seat in the back. It has an easy-to-fold system that can be used with a wide range of Joie infant car seat. It also comes with a large basket and comfortable seats for both children. The only downside is that the front seat can't recline fully, which could be a problem for babies. However, it's an excellent choice for families seeking a cheap and light stroller. 4. Cybex Gazelle S This is the stroller to get when you're expecting twins. It's the Cybex first travel system with built-in adaptors that allow you to convert an individual stroller into a double. The upper adaptors can be adjustable to your height, while the lower adaptors can be twisted and turned to allow you to change from one configuration to another. The Gazelle's seat units also recline to a flat position and have an extended, large UV 50+ sun canopy which is essential for children. Suitable from birth as a single pushchair, and from 4 years old as a double when you add the of the CLOUD Z i-Size car seat or a second seat unit or Gazelle Cot, this is the stroller that is future-proof that adapts to your family. The new safety harness that is one-pull allows you to easily ensure your child's safety even if you're carrying your baby on your back. Contrary to other double strollers the Gazelle S folds compactly with both seats connected, making it easy to squeeze into the storage space at your home or in your trunk. A large lower basket can hold up to 25lbs. of shopping, everyday necessities or groceries. A detachable shopper's basket provides additional space. This stroller is extremely flexible and comfortable for families thanks to its one-pull harness and large recline. pushchair twin has wheels that are puncture-proof so you don't have to worry about unexpected flat tubes during your adventures away from home. 5. Nipper Double V5 The Nipper Double V5 from Out 'n' About is a refreshed version of the award-winning all-terrain buggy. It's designed for siblings or twins and it has independent 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 ensure an enjoyable ride for children up to 22kg. The sturdy pneumatic tyres that are easy to clean, also offer a smooth ride when running. The 360-degree swivel wheel can be locked to help you maneuver around the town. The one-pedal easy lock brake is also easy to use. Our testers discovered that the Nipper Double is incredibly easy to maneuver, even on uneven terrain or when turning on the middle of a busy road. The fact that the seats can be reclined independently was a big hit. They also appreciated that the hoods were able to be moved forward and back and back, making them much easier to adjust in the sun or to provide wind protection. Our testers did discover however that they didn't offer an enormous amount of coverage when compared to similar to the Baby Jogger City Mini hoods, so it might be recommended to bring a rain jacket just in case. Overall, our test participants were impressed with the Nipper double's ability allow them to take their twin daughters Sydney and Lyla to all sorts of adventures. From exploring the forest for wildlife or rushing to a park to play with their friends 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. Our testers did mention, however, that the lack of a parent-facing seating and inability to use car seats in this buggy were a problem, and they would have liked to see more storage space for shopping and other equipment.