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How to Choose the Best Double Strollers A double stroller can make life easier for parents with twins or children of different ages whether you're taking a leisurely walk or going for a run in the morning. There are numerous options available to choose from, how do you pick the most appropriate one for your family? Our newest team member, Kerry, got her stroller's feet wet when she tried it out with this expandable model that lets you to alter the seating configuration to suit different needs. Safety Whether you're running through the zoo, running errands or out for a trick-or-treat with your kiddos your stroller should be secure. It should have an sturdy frame and comfortable harnesses that are suitable for children who sit down, as well as easy-to-grab handles for toddlers who stand. It also needs to be able to pass through doorways and be easy to maneuver and fold. It should be a good value. We put every double stroller we reviewed through vigorous testing in our lab at the Zoo, on the streets in the city, and during family outings in suburban areas. Our lab tests evaluate the stroller's maneuverability, stability, and ease of steering. We also test the comfort of the suspension for both the driver and rider as well as the weight capacity, height of the canopy for the seat, and the storage space. We ask parents to provide feedback on each model, in addition to the standard safety check performed by our team. We then take into consideration all of the information provided when making our recommendations. Start with our top picks if you're looking for an excellent stroller that is safe and durable. These strollers are flexible and can be used for infant car seats. They come in tandem or single stroller designs, and are suitable for children from birth to elementary school. The best double strollers are designed to grow with your family. double buggy and sleek they can be fitted with various customization options and can be used by toddlers and infants in a tandem or side-byside (single-file) seating designs. Many also have a large storage basket as well as a telescoping handlebar and one-handed folding mechanisms. If you have twins or an infant who is similar age to their sibling, consider using a tandem stroller with benches in the back that could be occupied by a third child. These strollers are a great choice for siblings who would like to get together, but not be able to do so in a standard stroller. They could end up fighting or arguing. There are convertible models that allow you to remove the bench seat when your children are ready to go for an excursion without a car seat. Comfort The most comfortable double strollers come with comfortable child seats that have plenty of padding and support. They also have ample storage space, spacious footwells for children's feet and legroom, and UPF 50+ sun-protection canopies that provide great sun protection. The seats should recline at an angle to keep children comfortable. They should also include calf bars that allow parents to adjust the height of each seat individually. Alli Cavasino is a certified child safety technician. She says that the handlebars need to be comfortable and ergonomic to maneuver. The handlebars should be close enough to the children's' seats that you can reach them and grasp them. If the handlebars on the stroller are not close enough it will be a challenge to keep your balance and good form while pushing them. The ride should be smooth, even on rough or uneven surfaces. Some of the models that we tested had shock absorbers to keep the ride stable. Certain models come with front and back suspension that enhances control and reduces the force required to push them. The wheels must be made of high-quality rubber and have a robust tread that can withstand plenty of wear and tear. We searched for the most flexible double strollers that could be used from birth to toddlerhood and beyond. Some of the double strollers we found can be converted into tandem strollers or side-byside strollers. One of them is the Uppababy Vista V2, can even be converted into a single-file infant stroller. The model is three times more than our primary tandem pick however, it's also of higher quality and will last longer due to its robust materials. The most effective double strollers are lightweight and easy to maneuver for long walks and trips to the zoo, park and for other errands. They're typically wider than single strollers, and as such they won't fit through narrow doorways or store aisles that are crowded. Some of them cost more than single-seaters. This is reasonable since you get a lot more for your budget. These models are suitable for adults and children, and will expand with your family. Convenience If you're planning to invest money in double-strollers, they should be easy to move and store. The stroller should be light and easily fits in the trunk of your car or at home. It should also be able navigate through rough terrain and take tight turns. The best double-strollers have adjustable calf support and seats that recline. They also provide UPF sun protection. The canopy should be wide enough to accommodate two children. If you're worried about the sun glaring into their eyes, opt for a stroller with a peek-a-boo window. The stage and age of your children will determine the kind of stroller you'll require. Parents with twins can opt for a convertible stroller that is able to hold two infant car seats at once and families with a child who is older and a toddlers may prefer side-byside doubles. You'll also need to decide whether you want a stroller that fits through narrow doors or in crowded grocery store aisles and can be used on planes. In our Lab tests, we discovered that the best double strollers are fairly easy to fold and carry. They usually have a oneor two-step procedure, and they're compact enough to fit in the majority of cars that are compact. They're designed to be stable which makes them easier to put back together. Some of the best double-strollers come with convenient parent features like the cup holder that can be used by one parent and a big storage basket. Consider whether the stroller comes with locks for the front seat, to prevent your child from escaping. Some of the better strollers include an adapter for car seats that is universal and can be converted into a single-seater as your children get older. Some of the best double strollers can be expensive, but they come with higher quality construction and have higher resales values than lower-end models. They are also easier to maneuver and can handle rough terrain such as park trails or city walkways. Style Parents looking for a double stroller want more than just a way to transport two kids. They want a lightweight, maneuverable stroller with ample storage on the board and thoughtful features to expand with their children. It should also be simple to push and navigate. Since they will be carrying more children, the stroller must be comfortable on their backs and shoulders. That's why the best double strollers are sleek and support a wide range of designs, and be adapted to infant car seats for an easy transition from toddler to baby. They're available in side by side or tandem (single-file seating) models and can be light enough for jogging or for travel. In addition to size parents must also consider whether the double stroller will fit through doorways or other tight spaces. Fortunately, most of the strollers we tested in our latest update are able to pass through doors that are standard for exteriors, which are 36 inches wide. The the majority of them can fit inside doors that measure 28 to 35 inches wide. When we review the top double strollers, it is important to take into consideration how easy they fold and unfold. We also take a look at how well-padded the seats and canopy are. We also think about how comfortable the seat straps and buckles are for children who sit in the stroller, and how easy it would be to adjust the handlebar height. Our top pick, Uppababy Vista V2, for example, is lightweight and offers plenty of storage space for both children. It comes with a parent cup holder, seats that recline independently, and generous UPF 50+ canopy that has windows that can be peekaboo. The seat's buckles and straps are padded and among the most comfortable we have tested. We also found it to be the most simple seat for children to secure. If you're not quite ready to buy a double stroller yet, Facebook Marketplace and second-hand-goods websites are able to offer used items in good condition at affordable prices. Just make sure to do your research before you buy, scanning for indications of damage and checking for recalls.