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Buying a Twin Buggy

This collection of double buggies and prams are perfect for parents with twins or children with similar ages. Tandem models give you more mobility on public transportation as well as in smaller spaces.

The Out n About Nipper Double stroller with 5-point harness is small enough to fit through a variety of doors, and takes up less space when parked. For tough terrain, look for independent seat recliner and suspension that can handle it.

Comfort

If you're thinking of taking twins on a trip, you need a twin buggy that provides plenty of comfort. You can choose an adjustable seat with calfrests to ensure your baby is comfy, as well as an extended sun canopy and a huge storage basket. Many manufacturers offer additional features like cup holders and rain covers to ensure you have everything you need when you go on family trips.

The width of your buggy is another important aspect to consider. While there are smaller twin models that will fit through doors of standard size but you'll have to measure your child's height and consult with the manufacturer prior to purchasing. You'll also need to adjust your seating arrangement when you have twins of different ages or with different needs.

Duet V3.2, a side by side twin buggy, with many configurations, is ideal for twins or siblings of various age. It has 17 options and can be used as a travel system with an infant carrier compatible with the car seat. The clever frame expands in width, not height. This makes it one the slimmest side-by-side options available.

This model also features two seats that are world-facing from birth. They can be modified to accommodate a parent-facing carrycot or cosido to let parents keep an eye on both their infants at all times. The seats have independently reclining options so you can create the perfect position for your baby, while the large UPF50sun canopy with magnetic peekaboo windows and adjustable calf rests offer ample protection from the elements.

The Graco Voyager inline twin buggy is a budget-friendly choice for kids and toddlers until age three. Its seats have multiple reclining positions, while the front wheel suspension is designed to provide smooth rides on all terrain. Our Lab experts were impressed by the folding method: pull up on the strap on each seat and you'll have it folded in seconds and you don't have to take them off road double buggy first.

Safety

The best twin buggy twin buggies are robust and all-terrain with suspension that can be used on gravel, grass roads and kerbs. Some even have two wheels on the front for extra stability when navigating rough terrain or bumpy roads. Look for features like an auto-stop brake that stops the buggy in the event you let go of the handlebar, so that you can stop the vehicle before it goes away. Make sure you know the weight limit for a double buggy if want to take your kids on a run or walk. You should also test the seat recline to ensure that your children will be comfortable during long runs or walks.

There are three kinds of twin buggies: tandem and one-seated. Side-by-side models are ideal for twins or siblings that are close in age as they offer a space for both of them to sit together which allows them to communicate and chat during strolls. This kind of twin buggy is smaller than other models, making it easier to maneuver and fit through doorways. They may be heavier, have a bigger footprint, and feel less stable when bumping kerbs.

Tandem buggy models are more likely to be stokke double stroller travel systems, and offer the possibility of attaching two car seats or carrycots simultaneously. Certain models can be adapted to accommodate two identical baby car seats in a rear-facing positions. They may be smaller than twin buggies that are side-by-side however they can be longer than single buggie models. However, they may not be able to pass through doors if doors that are made by the manufacturer aren't wide enough.

One-seat models are generally narrower than other types of double buggy and use less road. This makes them a good choice for siblings or twins of varying ages, who would rather sit beside one another and avoid waking one another awake by pulling their hair or fighting. Certain models can recline independently in positions, which means your children can sleep comfortably without kicking each other.

Convenience

With twin strollers, your children can take their favorite dolls and teddies with them on a walk. Many models come with seats that let two children sit together and interact. Some even come with the ability to fold a basket for storage of everything.

There are twin buggies available in different price points, but it's worth paying an extra amount to get a model that is easy to use and will adapt to your family. The Joie Evalite Duo, for instance, is a fantastic alternative. It can be purchased on the internet for around PS200. The back seat is flat for babies and upright for toddlers. The design is very user-friendly with a simple one-handed fold. It's smooth to roll and the suspension is able to make light work of kerbs.

The iCandy Peach 7 offers another versatile option. It offers 30 different seating options, including twins, a child an infant or three children if you include the UPPAbaby's "PiggyBack' board (which can be purchased separately for about PS120). The small chassis, only 73cm wide in double mode, ensures it can be tucked away in most doors and can be wheeled into your home without taking up too much space. It comes with large canopy that offer great protection from sun and rain. In addition, it comes with peekaboo hoods to keep an eye on your children at all times.

There are also twin pushchairs made with convenience at the forefront, such as the Gazelle S Luxury which lets you save time by folding it with the two seats in place. This allows you to wheel it straight out the front door, which is particularly beneficial for parents of babies. The seat on the lower side will require removal, but it only takes just a few seconds. The entire thing can then be folded in a neat and upright manner. Its slim frame is less bulky than other double buggies, and it's lightweight double pushchair too.

Design

There are many designs to choose from, whether you're buying for twins or close-in-age siblings. Some single prams are easily transformed into twin buggies while others are designed to be twin buggies. Whatever model you're seeking, the most important thing is to find one that suits your family's requirements and lifestyle.

Most twin buggies are either side-by-side or tandem, allowing children to be seated next to each other or behind. Side-by-side models are generally more compact and easy to maneuver, and they can work for children of different age groups. Tandems may not be suitable for smaller car boot spaces, but they let children to interact.

Many brands of twin buggies come with many features that parents will love. Find adjustable safety harnesses with five points, several recline options for seats and a large canopy which can be extended with the hood that peeks out. Some models also come with a tray for parents with cup holders, a change mat and an under-seat basket to store things in.

The right wheel type and size is another important aspect to consider for your twin buggy. Look for a double buggy with all-terrain wheels that are able to traverse mud, gravel, and uneven surfaces. For even more control choose the buggy that has suspension to smooth out bumps in the road.

If you're planning on using your twin buggy for long walks, consider a model with a spacious cargo bag. It can hold more than two kids and keep an eye on their belongings. Other practical options worth considering include sun shields, rain covers and a shopping tray.